Quote from: PepeLapiu on Today at 09:29:24 AM

I'm not asking anyone to send any coin now. I'm only looking for people willing to commit at a later time. Once I get to El Salvador, create the company, website, and the legal stuff, a contract will be written by a law firm and send to investors. They sign and send the coin they invest at that time.

That sounds reasonable, but I'd like to see that contract.

Quote from: PepeLapiu on Today at 09:29:24 AM

I intend to sell at a 6% markup. Which is lower than most other traders on p2p exchanges.

Bisq is full of offers much cheaper than that. I don't know about those other sites you're talking about because I don't use them, but that doesn't strike me as very cheap and unlikely to be the cheapest available.

Quote from: PepeLapiu on Today at 09:29:24 AM

Say I sell $100,000 per month. And say half of that 6% mark up goes to expenses, fees, and a meager wage I will give myself for $700/week. That gives us 3% profit for $100,000 per month, or $36,000/year of company profit.

Say you invest $1500 of coin. And at the time you invest it, the spot price is at $70,000 USD. That means you are investing 0.02142857 BTC.

That would entitle you to 1% of the company profit, or $700 per year. And this keep repeating every year until you want your 0.02142857 BTC back, or I buy you out and send you your 0.02142857 BTC back.

1% of 36,000 is 360, not 700.

Quote from: PepeLapiu on Today at 09:29:24 AM

HodlHodl wallet:
mempool.space/address/bc1q5h7mvald3u3w3cre5h00kakhhqhrsx2krqwv8a

LocalCoinSwap wallet:
https://mempool.space/address/3LYHBygy2oAfkLur6Y4eTTXtnNh7ENzzg3

As for providing signatures, that is something I never had to do in the past. But I assume if I control the addresses above, I should be able to do that. Let me figure out how to sign things and I'll provide it in my next post.

Looks like some impressive cashflow through those addresses. I'm looking forward to seeing a signature.