And filing a lawsuit for case of default, whereas, the case of default itself can be considered as a risk faced by the lender, is not an effort? Here is a nice definition of effort by Cambridge dictionary.
At this point, I would suggest you to just admit you made a poor wordings for your proposal introduction as there still lots of pressing matters to be discussed.
I think you finally understood it and now it is just your ego which is trying hard to push it forward.
Read definition of cold staking. Here's a yet another nice one from Binance as well as from Stratis
There are several projects that "reward" their holder for simply holding their tokens in MEW, not necessarily on their native platform. Alongside with these project, there are several exchanges and wallets that offers same benefit; namely members only have to hold token on their wallet. Ironically, it seems that the definition that you offered to us was taken from Coinbase; which also offers same service. In fact, right below the text you quoted, they explain their cold staking procedure.
There are several projects that "reward" their holder for simply holding their tokens in MEW.
Name 1 Project please
Well no, that was me being kind by giving you a chance to gracefully and professionally admit you made error in composing your proposal. It was much better than what will come next. But it seems you prefer to proceed by attacking personally. I'm bored playjng words with you, so let's proceed straightforward with the issue:
I am sure you understand what I tried to point out, which mistake you made, and how could it be a mistake. Whoever follows and read this thread can. If you still can't, then it speaks a lot about your project. People need to take note on this.
It was a small issue, really, but it became rather crucial because that was an opening to the main issue: staking. Right next to it, you state that you discourage staking, where your project itself is a staking activity. I'll give you another chance, with all the facts that I've pointed out, explain how does your project different than a staking program?
The obvious answer will be: no, there is no difference. Because your project itself is a staking program. It either shows how you contradict yourself or says that you have little to no effort to do a research for the field you're trying to offer. And how could someone offered a business with barely any knowledge about it? Well, that's obviously because they didn't take it seriously because they know it won't last long enough to worth their time, in other word, they know it'll only last for a short period of time. i.e. scam is on the horizon.
Name 1 project? Really? Easy: Moozicore.
Now, as I already said the big word, it's time to add another topic for you to answer: team. You want to prove that you're not a scam project? Show me your team details. Taking up from where we left them, you conveniently missed how I asked you to reveal these "two PhD in finance."