What bugs me the most is that why a team who raised $40 mln in funds wasn't capable of hiring a middle level Linux admin/developer who could do the job for a few thousands bucks?
I wish I am wrong, but this thought seems to be very logical to me. With that kind of budget there shouldn't be any shortage in team's skills set.
I wish I am wrong, but this thought seems to be very logical to me. With that kind of budget there shouldn't be any shortage in team's skills set.
this bugs me too, because as it stands today their codebase (which is public on github) is nothing other than just a monero fork with a string replace of monero to electroneum. literally 0 added intellectual property for blockchain technology. i have no idea what they're devs are doing. i guess they focused on the mobile app which is yet to be seen.
Okay, since we are on the subject, has anybody bothered to check the team behind the project?
I would have obviously done that if I wanted to invest into an ICO, so I'm curious if any of the investors took a closer look at the team to see how many of them have development skills and how many are in marketing and so on.
If the team's core is from the marketing then you know what to expect on development side
http://electroneum.com/#team
There seems to be a lot of development know-how in the team... (although there's little or no mention of QA, from what I can tell!)