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Everyone who is still callin this a scam after watching last video is A. crazy. or (more likely) B. Fudder.

Look at how confident and solid Justis presented himself and Monetha. Im still seeing what i saw in the beginning. Monetha will be a (possibly widely used) future payment system.

I agree.

Now Monetha is omnipresent. I think Justas will have an ongoing jetlag Wink

from all the conferences.

Today, the 22nd, K. Fairbank will participate in a panel discussion about the future of Blockchain - https://www.eventbrite.nl/e/tickets-edt-x-blockchain-workshop-39326287986 @ Amsterdam.

Then on the 28th Monetha will be represented by Justas. He will be one of the 60 speakers at the Blockchain Summit - http://www.blockchainsummitlondon.com/images/Agenda/BlockchainSummitAgenda.pdf @ London.

Yes. Because all of the greatest technology companies in the world were built upon their leaders traveling around the world doing roadshows and conferences instead of building the technology they committed too.

Monetha may not be a scam but they are not lead by experienced operators that understand that real businesses are made from products and services that generate revenue. These guys dont even have a product. Only wireframes and one page website after two months since raising $37m.

This progress could have been accomplished in one weekend... SMH. Even their current market cap and valuation are too high.

I agree about the last point but I am certain that the Monetha-team has much bigger plans than the one-page-website. Justas and K. Fairbank aren't programmers. Would you rather have them sit in Estonia at the office?

Wouldn't you rather have their weekly updates provide more detail then the team just moving into the office and attending conferences? Your right, Justas and Kellogg aren't programmers. And therefore I don't give a S#*T about their updates. They think that by them attending conferences, it will attract more investors... but unfortunately that isn't going to move the needle on their token price. They should have their CTO providing weekly updates from a product perspective... It's sad that they don't know how to run a business.

Yes but their first priority isn't to double your money. Their first priority is to secure the long term vision and development of the project. If you think they fail, well maybe you should sell. I don't know but for now I am not very nervous.