How much of this shit do you think is true? Is Pierce really a poofter? Does Rectum really treat him like his bitch? Did he really fuck that swiss guy out of $50 million?
How did that lawsuit finally settle? That might tell us a bunch about the level of truth in those allegations. Either way, that was a heck of a read. Some crazy shit will happen to you if you work with the wrong type of people.
How did that lawsuit finally settle? That might tell us a bunch about the level of truth in those allegations. Either way, that was a heck of a read. Some crazy shit will happen to you if you work with the wrong type of people.
You're kidding, right? I have about five threads penned over the past week, summarizing as best as possible everything considering Brock Pierce, et al., and this thread is trying to make heads or tails outta it.
Hell, I even went as far as to show that Autumn Radtke associated with all the principals of Save Gox .com as far back as 2009 but, sadly, she committed suicide(?) due to First Meta, of which GoCoin has its office, not doing as well as she had hoped.
The way I see it, we either stop this madness right here, right now, or put everybody associated with Silk Road Equity on the board of The Bitcoin Foundation today so that we don't have to deal with the fallout down the road.
Autumn Radtke had nothing to do with gox. You don't by chance work for MSM (or maybe Alex Jones)?
Autumn was CEO of first meta which doesn't do any bitcoin transactions.. https://firstmetaexchange.com/exchange/quotes
That's not to say I think she committed suicide. But either way it's a stretch to make any association between Autumn and anything bitcoin related.
My bad! Please accept my apologies, for I got the two First Meta companies mixed up. The following First Meta was the one I was in reference to, and not the First Meta that the late Autumn Radtke (suicide(?)) ran in Singapore where Steven Beauregard of GoCoin and her shared an apartment cum office directly over a restaurant as seen here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ElKEGGOcFbU
https://angel.co/gocoin
Accepting bitcoin via gocoin would make them about as involved with bitcoin as the taco stand that sells tacos for bitcoin. Everyone is trying to make them out to be some huge bitcoin / virtual currency exchange on the level of gox. They're not and they never were. They never traded bitcoin.
As far as office spaces being shared -- I don't see how that's odd? There are incubators with 100s of companies registered to their addresses -- Gocoin's new london office is at an incubator (aka shared). I guess they're some how complicit in this as well?
Just like there are two First Metas, there are two GoCoin entities. Yours is probably right, whereas mine is some other, for I'm prone to err.
http://www.entrepreneur.com/article/232049
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1. GoCoin
Singapore and Santa Monica-based GoCoin is seriously making bank in the fast-growing digital currency payments industry. So much so that it's taking over the entire 7,000-square-foot third floor of Santa Monicas historic landmark Keller Block Building. The ambitious international virtual currency payment transaction service, which bills itself as the PayPal of Bitcoin, signed a multi-year office lease just this week.
Not bad, considering that CEO Steve Beauregard got GoCoin off the ground less than a year ago, in July 2013. Only four months later, the company announced that it raised a seed round of more than $550,000 -- including cash from former Amazon and Facebook exec Owen Van Natta -- to help it become the first truly open and international platform to facilitation the purchase of goods and services across the world bought with Bitcoin.
GoCoin also claims to be the first company to accept Litecoin, a spinoff of Bitcoin, worlds first peer-to-peer cryptocurrency.
Singapore and Santa Monica-based GoCoin is seriously making bank in the fast-growing digital currency payments industry. So much so that it's taking over the entire 7,000-square-foot third floor of Santa Monicas historic landmark Keller Block Building. The ambitious international virtual currency payment transaction service, which bills itself as the PayPal of Bitcoin, signed a multi-year office lease just this week.
Not bad, considering that CEO Steve Beauregard got GoCoin off the ground less than a year ago, in July 2013. Only four months later, the company announced that it raised a seed round of more than $550,000 -- including cash from former Amazon and Facebook exec Owen Van Natta -- to help it become the first truly open and international platform to facilitation the purchase of goods and services across the world bought with Bitcoin.
GoCoin also claims to be the first company to accept Litecoin, a spinoff of Bitcoin, worlds first peer-to-peer cryptocurrency.
Must be a different Steve Beauregard and all the other Beauregards working at my GoCoin entity, whereas your GoCoin has a Steven Beauregard sans his kin, probably, working in such a small office in London.
Your GoCoin entity is frugal, whereas my GoCoin entity flies my Steven Beauregard to the ends of the world outta their 7,000
I'm dying to wait to see your next post to correct my errors so that the record is straight (no pun intended).