Quote from: maurobiasolo on April 18, 2018, 07:08:25 PM

Well, the most difficult part if to buy a solid project who will last and pay for 50y or more. There are not many Coca-Cola or Nike around in crypto...

Not many is generous lol, I'd say none (yet) but this is why so much weight is put on white papers/teams.

Quote from: matthewoz101 on April 18, 2018, 08:38:24 PM

As soon as I read about "Revenue-sharing", I thought about all of the Ponzi schemes that came before crypto. I got in on this site called MyPayingAds (I think it's dead now/don't invest any money in this site) and basically it was a ponzi scheme, except you had to log in and click 10 ads a day in order to get your return on investment over time. They weren't technically a ponzi scheme because they said they shared the revenue of the people buying ad clicks with the investors, but there definitely weren't enough funds coming from what they were selling. In short, it was completely a ponzi scheme.

Anyway, be very careful of these "revenue-sharing" schemes. Make sure that they are generating REAL revenue through a product or service, and not from previous member's money.

KuCoin shares the profit from trades to its KCS owners. That's the only "revenue-sharing" crypto I'm aware of right now. I know there are other similar exchanges that offer the same. Not sure about any other projects that would do the same thing except in a different industry with crypto.

MyPayingAds sounds awful lol. Hope you made it out unscathed. I'll look into KuCoin. TY

Quote from: AshCoins on April 19, 2018, 12:09:13 AM

Aside from all the revenue sharing scam projects, sharing revenue can also deem a crypto a security, meaning it's not likely to be listed on top exchanges and good get regulated at some point. If you want a steady stream of safe income, get a POS coin and leave the wallet open.

Interesting. And noted.

The way things are going w/ the SEC, most if not all cryptos will be deemed securities soon.