Quote from: altheshort on January 28, 2020, 07:02:09 PM

Quote from: korvas128 on January 27, 2020, 09:57:54 PM

I can't properly remember but I think what you're referring to was in 2017, It was a Korean exchange that helped ION hit a high of $8
with a daily trading volume in the $millions. An un-forecasted opportunity that proved to be quite a lucrative one.

From what I understood from posts I've seen, it may have been a Korean exchange but it was closed down soon after the donations were taken. Besides, you're missing the point - I suspect deliberately - which was that it appears that they had to ask for money to fund that from their community. As I said before, you can't with any confidence say that you fully know the financial situation of the team as they never discuss it.

Quote from: korvas128 on January 27, 2020, 09:57:54 PM

What you've described actually is the signature of a focused agile team. Ionomy is not perfect but who is when it comes to real-world implementation. Although I did make a perfect telephone call a few months ago Grin

it was perfect.

Right, so the fact that they've so far produced nothing in 4 years of work that's ever appealed to more than what, 50 or 60 people at the absolute peak is a sign of success in your eyes? And from this you conclude that they'll somehow now pull a magic rabbit out of their hat and start producing something that'll bring in 1 million users?

You understood wrong, If you want to discuss please share your posts.

Concerning business longevity, I obviously can't say 100% if Ionomy is going to be around for the next 5 years but I believe they will be. If this is such a concern why didn't you flag it in 2017,2018 or 2019? why 2020?

Believe what you want. If your still around let's have a recap Jan 2021

For me, Ionomy has been a very profitable venture and still will be, it's why I still post. You'll know when I think times have changed as I'll stop responding to bullshit posts. Grin