Re: GAW ZenCloud ZenPool Hashlet - does it really exist? ALWAYS MAKE MONEY :-)
Yes you are right on the mark with all that, that is why I suggested the tried and true Form 504 the catch all to whatever it is they are doing... you can sell a million dollars of skunks if you file that form and there has been plenty of skunks sold that way 
But I am not in the free advice giving business... let the GAWS crew run things as they see fit, I just want to see an ROI and mine BTC.
BTW that announcement of the Fastest Crypto currency may drop them off into another bucket of shit... at the moment World Coin (WDC) is the fastest and it will be interesting to see if they can match that speed.
But I am not in the free advice giving business... let the GAWS crew run things as they see fit, I just want to see an ROI and mine BTC.
BTW that announcement of the Fastest Crypto currency may drop them off into another bucket of shit... at the moment World Coin (WDC) is the fastest and it will be interesting to see if they can match that speed.
I think 504 is pretty limited though - $1 million per year, accredited investors (no "public" offer)(, and and the hashlets sold could not be resold (no hashlet market).... I don't think GAW could meet those requirements regardless.
Another potential skunk is that the name Hashcoin has already been used for a shitcoin - I found that the other day. Looks like the coin was pumped and dumped. Wonder why on earth GAW would not have at least picked a different name.
They should have a contest to name the coin!
I would suggest the "Dung Beetle" Coin! It would be perfect for them, if you think about it... you start with a little ball of cyber dung roll it around the internet and block chain until you have a great big ball of cyber dung. Then start over again with a little ball of cyber dung and roll it around until you have another great big ball of dung.
The Coin ticker could be Dung
Instead of miners they could market "dung rollers" and really cause some interest.
It may be the solution to all these rumors? Sometimes my marketing genius scares me! Yes it does!