Quote from: Lucius on Today at 02:26:38 PM

Quote from: Nicholas-Carraway on Today at 04:50:29 AM

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Refinement and marketing require funding to be done efficiently and effectively, so the money is well spent and brings real results. Trying to find investors locally doesn’t make much sense — those with capital often want to take the biggest slice for themselves. This is the mentality here; even former prime ministers are opening crypto companies without a real understanding of the market. Many well-known figures only know how to send USDT on the TRC20 network for payments, nothing beyond that.

That’s why I decided to look for investors here — where there should be seasoned market players who see the potential and are willing to take the risk.

Everyone always wants more, although the real question is how much more are we talking about here? If someone is risking their money (and you admit that this is the case), then it certainly won't work for 10% or 20% profit, especially if we add to that the fact that you yourself say that awareness of cryptocurrencies in your country is quite low.

Furthermore, are we talking here about the fact that you are looking for investors who will get a legal stake in the company, or are you looking for silent partners who will invest money and hope for some profit? Also from a legal perspective, can someone from the EU or US invest in Kyrgyzstan? I ask this because of the close ties between Kyrgyzstan and Russia, although I don't know if anything has changed on this issue in the last 3 years.

The investor will receive a legal equity stake in the company — we are specifically open to that format. As for foreign investments: yes, citizens from the EU and the US can legally invest in Kyrgyz companies. Kyrgyzstan is not under any sanctions, so there are no legal restrictions in that regard.