Quote from: DDAsics on August 07, 2018, 05:42:15 PM

With GDDR6 RAM finally becoming available in short order, there is going to be a mad scramble to upgrade mining equipment. Bitmain is now selling its old stock of ASIC miners that are obsolete in order to prepare for this new generation, and the rest of us can only react. As long as the Chinese have a monopoly on mining, there is going to continue to be a bias in how this industry develops. We would like to break that monopoly.

1. Given that we are planning to do this as an ICO, who would you approach first for seed funding? We probably only need about $100k to start. After that there are dozens of syndicate investors who would probably jump in at later stages. Only the first one is really hard. (Contact me privately if you want to discuss specifics.)

2.What are the pain points of this project? I can speak for the advantages, but I am hoping to hear some of the disadvantages that I would need to overcome in any presentation. What would a potential investor, either syndicate or smaller investor during an ICO, look at critically?

3.Strong community support will be essential for this project. As time is of the essence, what is the fastest way to build a sizeable community behind the concept?

First of all, you should make a one pager which explains your idea and possibly an explainer video. You could easily setup a kickstarter or indiegogo, with a tech invention you would be able to hit your 100k seed pretty quickly. Reach out to a few tech sites with your idea, do some interviews, and then boom, you have your funding.

As mentioned in above comments, leave out the ICO for now, it has bad reputation