I overestimated the capabilities of the community on this forum. I thought this place was a hub for the most innovative and forward-thinking representatives of the crypto industry. Now, I realize that this was an illusion, and in reality, forum members here talk more than they can actually do. My motivation for presenting this proposal to the community was based on the belief (which turned out to be false) that I would quickly find like-minded people here—individuals who understand what I am talking about and have an understanding of the numbers and costs of the services necessary to build a crypto farm.
However, with almost every new post in the thread I created, I am increasingly convinced that if there are people on this forum capable of investing such an amount (which isn’t actually that large, considering the market capitalization of the crypto industry), they are either too greedy or not confident enough in their positions to take the risk. But the vast majority simply do not have such investment opportunities. Thank you for the link; I will look elsewhere for someone to approach.
You are also a member of the forum, you are making money from the forum. Your money and knowledge are all thanks to the forum and the help of people. Now, just because people don't support your scam idea, you turn around and criticize people?
If you can't afford to make $150,000, don't even think about making $40 million. It sounds ridiculous. If you really think you can make millions from $150,000, why can't you make your first $150,000?
If you really want to find like-minded people to start a business with, you won't be angry and bitter when people reject you, instead you should think again, is there something wrong with your idea that makes people not interested?