You may have good intentions, but your valuation is totally out of wack. In my opinion EVERYONE and ANYONE who invests in this will lose 100% of their money, not because the business model wont work (although I think it would be tough as hell to pull off) but because the guys (YOU) behind the business model wont be able to pull this off.
Its a very dangerous game buying iphones and such with btc to then sell the iphones and such for fiat or bitcoin and try to make profit in there as well.
We all know the next few months will be a roller coaster of a ride, big banks will be throwing mega money into BTC, infrastructure is being built, ETF"S ect.
Anyways, You may have good intentions but good intentions are just that, INTENTIONS!
I for one believe that intentions are important. I do not think it is wrong to question a business plan, but I believe that it should be tactfully done. I think the valuation is high at this point, but I do not believe this is an outright scam as you suggest in your other posts.
As a possible future investor in this venture, I wish Mintspare the best for their start on Monday Feb 3.

I totally agree that intentions are important, but you cant pay the bills with intentions unless the intention turns out to be profitable, which might I add is not guaranteed.
I may have been a tad outspoken when I called it a scam, but I still f
ully believe that anyone who puts any money here will surely lose it!
I hope though that I am wrong as I dont like seeing people lose money, especially when those who lose are members of this community.