Quote from: StanislavGurash on October 11, 2018, 05:56:11 PM

Quote from: Dasengineer on October 11, 2018, 03:31:40 PM

So, you have 2 young and inexperienced people in the team who want to raise money for crypto fund.

From your website:

Private investment fund
Min. amount of management: $50,000
Ave. monthly profit: 34%
2018 profit: 312%
2017 profit: 1171% - Is there any audit or how can you prove this figures?

What is the soft cap and hard cap and why I can't find this info both on website and whitepaper?

Not quite right. We are transforming a private Foundation into a public one. High-quality software for managing small deposits through the API is expensive, its purchase within a private Fund would pay off for a very long time. Blockchain solves this problem. The capital of the private Fund was managed via API. it is incorrect to ask one of the investors to upload transaction reports.

2017 profit: 1171% - The capital of the private Fund was managed directly in the investor's account. it is incorrect to ask one of the investors to upload transaction reports. Such indicators were achieved thanks to ETH, which grew by 2000%, EOS, OMG. Trading was carried out on Bitfinex using leverage. Given the explosive growth of cryptocurrencies in 2017, the income figure could be higher. But we show real data.

We do not need soft cap and hard cap, traders agree to trade the funds that the Fund will receive, even if it is only $1000. Only in this case there will be fewer traders.

Thanks for the prompt reply. Now it makes sense for me. Yes, I understand that private fund is incorrect to ask to share the profits, but for you in order to gain more attention and bring more transparency better to have some kind of report.