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On which currency? 

I was told that KRW deposit on Bithumb have been blocked since Dec 20. So I can't deposit anymore KRW to my account.

The customer help lady said that this is equally valid for bother Koreans and Foreigners living in Korea.

Is it true?

Yes

Any takers, please PM

My experience: people prefer in-person trades.

Not correct. Bitcoin price in KR is $4000 higher than rest of the world.

Price for cryptocrrencies is higher in Korea than rest of the world. So an arbitration opportunity exists

I am looking for someone who is either visiting Korea or lives in Korea wand owns some bitcoins from international exchanges.

If you want to see your BTC for a profit (25% above the international market rate), PM me. I am willing to buy upto 10 bitcoins from any visitor to Korea.

Would like the deal to take place in person.

Will pay cash. (KRW or USD, whatever you want)./

Very sad... Ethereum is still an early stage project. Probably not ready for mass adoption for the time being.

Agreed. That's why I wanted to have decentralized organization model (DAO)  implemented in the company. In theory, DAO looks great but we don't have a single test case demonstrating that such organizations would be better than traditionally run organizations.

Rolling out DAO on a small to medium sized organization (e.g. 200 people, 10-15M revnues) would be great to test drive the DAO model and build custom software stack for it.


These companies don't need crypto investors.  It's like Lower Middle Market private equity. PE companies buy these profitable small companies but small investors don't have any ability to buy shares in these companies at all.  Small investors only have access to public companies (where they lose again because of asymmetry of information and smart money). Small and more profitable companies are simply out of reach of small investors.

Moreover, crypto breaks the national boundaries.  Let's say I live in Korea and  if I want to buy shares of a small profitable company in Canada, crypto would enable it.


I want token voting system implemented in one form or other. But there are no real world examples of it yet.


Yes. Real money can very well do it. SearchFund Model is similar: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Search_fund

I am just excited about the potential of crypto.

Vitalik, or crypto geniuses like him, don't care much about money. It's about a vision to change the world. But thank you for trying.

Hi All,

I have been part of cryptocurrency world for almost five years now. More than greed to make quick money, I think the concept of cryptocurrency is much bigger: it's about decentralizinc political powers, reinventing the economic system and building a trustworthy global monetary system. I understand, it's not going to happen tomorrow or in five years given the stronghold of nationalism and speculative nature of nascent currency markets.

That being said, I believe that we need to show strong working models of crypto running actual physical world assets. I have been thinking to create a search fund: a business to acquire a profitable small company ($10-15M revenues) using a cryptofund and then make crypto investors as the real owners by implementing decentralized model of management. The company wouldn't be a startup because of the typical risky nature of early stage companies. Rather, it would be a well established business with a strong history of profit with an aim to generate 20-30% annual return for investors.

What do you guys think ? Any ideas, comments, suggestions are welcomed.