If you were building a factory, would you expect to buy/lease the premises, equipment, upfront costs, and pay for your own survival during setup by trying to barter the unmade, unvalued items your factory is to produce?

Curecoin's kind of a WU factory, a new height of transparency and real-world presence among altcoins, and a long time in planning, dev and cooperation with stanford. And since you can't buy servers nor survival nor business expenses with unlaunched altcoins, and since one can't reasonably expect investors to wait until the coins owed to them are mined when one can't predict an unlaunched coin's hashpower, what else could they do?

Also I think this thread's numbercentric participants are beginning to forget the one or more people all of us know or have known with cancer and/or other diseases F@H hopes to combat. What do you really want to throw your hardware at, pumpydumps and uncertainties, or real work towards those goals that stanford is getting done in record highs? I'm hashing for my uncle now, not BTC.

Our robots are made to help us, so hashing for humanity and folding for our future makes more sense than wearing out all this nice tech so fast just to make long chains of unfathomable numbers with which to move money and argue with governments.