To be exact:
1. Clif's friend predicts VERI is going to $5000 next year.
2. Clif himself predicts that VERI is going to be on par with BTC this time next year (May/June). He predicts that BTC might get to $18,008 by that time... which means VERI will be at more or less the same price.
Will we get there? Hell yeah!
1. Clif's friend predicts VERI is going to $5000 next year.
2. Clif himself predicts that VERI is going to be on par with BTC this time next year (May/June). He predicts that BTC might get to $18,008 by that time... which means VERI will be at more or less the same price.
Will we get there? Hell yeah!
I've been dealing with a person who claims Veritaseum had no wallet or code since Ultra Coin ..Claims no product since 2014 and it's all a scam.
I present exhibit A, 2014 video of Ultra Coin client, and Developer.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dV27kQnUKHc
2014 video of working code
Another Video basically the same 2015 Wallet
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TOlN6eWWFaA
That wasn't the developer, that was the CTO. There were 2 developers and an engineer below him that assisted in creating that app. In addition, there were 2 analysts, a strategist (Me) and an IP attorney (who was also the CTO).
I've followed the troll feeding conest that you had. Outside of the guy being factually wrong about the code, he has no idea of what it takes to create and run a successful business. Here's a hint, it ain't code!
Harping on developers shows a fundamental misunderstanding of what it takes to get the job done. Managefial capability is what everyone should be focused on, yet instead they discuss websife design, lines of code and white papers, as if any of that stuff will actually get you paid by a competitive market place or competent investors.
Challenge the troll to compare our revenues, profit margins, business models, IP protections and strategic alliances with anyone else.
Yes your correct about what drives certain businesses. It's less to do with appearance. However don't let that knowledge become a idiosyncrasy that blinds you to the fact that appearances matter, and lend to instant credibility. I've seen some successful hole in the walls businesses. They are because of what you claim and driven by word of mouth. But not listening to the obvious could keep closed many more doors you haven't even thought about.