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Quote from: Phillip Pinot Grigio on May 11, 2025, 07:49:51 PM

How is that different than investing in most other startups, you always take a chance on the founding team being legit, correct?

Most of the startups present themselves in front of any investor and not from a keyboard, and you can check who they say they are at any time. Huge difference.

Quote from: Go Advance on May 11, 2025, 08:23:20 PM

As a newbie here, it is interesting to see how the scam filled history of crypto effects people. The OP can document a serious effort to be fully legal, he seems to have earned a spot for serious discussion, imo.

Saying that you have the necessary documents doesn't mean that you have them. Without proof, anyone can say anything.

Quote from: Nicholas-Carraway on May 11, 2025, 07:48:47 PM

My team and I have already invested considerable funds into this project — over $2 million. This money is not just spent, but is held in the company’s account as charter capital, serving as a guarantee to the government that we have the actual resources necessary to carry out our activities.

Then again, instead of starting to do at least one of your open-air projects, you ask for investors. Your activities are 0.

Quote from: Nicholas-Carraway on May 11, 2025, 07:48:47 PM

Furthermore, each license involves not just financial costs, but passing through thorough checks and audits. This demonstrates the transparency and seriousness of our intentions. The investors who have already contacted me directly receive a complete set of documents, as well as detailed explanations regarding the guarantees and the work that has already been accomplished.

Not necessarily. In most countries, opening a company (I'm sure that yours is an LLC type) is pretty easy and without mandatory passing of audits and thorough checks. Especially when this company doesn't have a specific activity.

Quote from: Nicholas-Carraway on May 11, 2025, 07:48:47 PM

I am always open to provide more details and to answer questions in a personal conversation. Your concerns are natural and absolutely understandable, and I am ready for a constructive dialogue.

Honestly, I don't have an interest in starting a personal conversation. Not because it isn't interesting, but because you can share the info here. You opened this thread for that purpose. Plus that besides your ideas, you don't have anything. It's all hypothetical and "wannabe".

Moreover, I have no interest in cluttering the thread with unnecessary responses to empty questions, especially when it's clear that the person is just posting to sell ad space in signatures.