Quote from: Vod on May 29, 2024, 11:45:38 PM

Quote from: Synchronice on May 29, 2024, 04:23:27 PM

It's a business and their ACE is the code. ColdCard put too much work to create the code that they have right now

Agreed! I am not against open source. The OP could release a proprietary product with private code, and offer some really cool features to go with it. But that requires trust that needs to be built up over time.

Quote from: Christian_RW on May 10, 2024, 12:40:55 PM

Hi! Not sure what you mean by vapourware - we spent a lot of time developing unique and security centric features for RingWallet that improve the overall UX and I can assure you none of it is vapourware.

I called this product vapourware for this exact reason. Product is still in design phase and they/you are looking for development funding.

P.S!!

Quote from: Vod on May 11, 2024, 01:56:01 AM

When you incorporate as a US entity and provide the (expensive) documentation, I will remove the Trustpilot report and the negative trust. You must understand that all you have right now are words. I have been here long enough to see people convince naive others to do almost anything.

Hey Vod, the US company should be out next week and I will share it.

As for the other things you mentioned; it's not in design phase, we're currently in production phase. As for funding; yes we are looking to raise VC funds but I don't see anything wrong with that. First of all, with the exception of Trezor most hardware wallet go and raise funding rounds because to be able to run a hardware business you need to be able to manufacture large amounts or price becomes very prohibitive on a per item cost; and making even 20,000 devices is more than $1M so that's the main reason. Beyond that we want to be able to get some proper licenses since the end goal is to allow people to use the ring at a POS which is dependent on that. Second of all, we're not raising money from random people on the internet but from professional investment funds that do due diligence so again I don't really see anything wrong with that.

Anyway, I will share the US company details when it's done.