Quote from: davis196 on June 17, 2017, 11:56:36 AM

So basically you are talking about a cryptocurrency charity fundriser campaign.
I think that most of the cryptocurrency users are greedy and they won`t donate to charity projects. Grin

Are the "small,periodic contributions"going to be mandatory or no?
I like the "voting" concept.Such a charity project should be more democratic.
A crowdsale will do the work.Every contributor will receive a token,which gives him one vote.
The more tokens you own,the more influence you have about where and for what the funds should be used.

Nice,

Yeah, already that's more organized than I had it in my head. So, let's say we figured we could really help the world hardcore if we raised say 1 Trillion Dollars (insert Dr. Evil meme here). Could be less of course.

If we were shooting for the tokens to be worth $1 as they are redeemed for projects and we issued 1T tokens, the goal is to have at least 1T in the fund at the time it's cashed out.

It could be done a couple ways:
1.) Just set it as a smart contract that doesn't unlock until the fund is full of a large percentage of the outstanding token supply -- forcing the fund to be sold, publicized and hyped.
2.) Or, somehow set it so that in your vote you can trigger a sale event along with the vote somehow.
3.) Or, just set it to unlock at a set future date upon which the funds just automatically go towards the selected charities / projects after the fund is closed. This could end up being a new way of democratically voting for projects in a use case of replacing government for allocating "public" funds, which of course could be voluntarily contributed.

This sounds like a possible job for BTS and Graphene especially in light of what's going down now with ETH crapping out on ICOs. Until something better is available or BTC is effectively forked... or my $LDOGE stash appreciates substantially... we're going to need some sort of "distraction" if you will... to keep the press spin on Crypto positive.

I like the idea of the world bailout because it gets the whole world involved... think of India now hyping on BTC and badly needing a bailout. Hey India, it's coming!

I know 1 Trillion sounds like too much probably it is. But consider that if we start putting funds in at a approx. $3k BTC and it goes to even $12k by 2020 or 2022. We can unlock the fund with it having appreciated between 1% and 500% (I think my math sucks) depending on whether most of the funds come in early or late. So, let's say it was an average appreciation of 250% and my math was right. That would be us only needing to raise 400 billion. Right now, all of crypto's market cap is 112 B or so. I think it is at least conceivable that over the time between now and 2020 or 2022, we could lock up potentially nearly 400B in crypto if it appreciates enough.

Or just shoot for a smaller # like much smaller. 1 billion dollars is a good start but we could knock that out by Christmas.

Maybe that's the move. We just try to raise 1 Billion in Crypto by Xmas and buy a bunch of poor families turkeys, hams and toys. Hmmmm...... Undecided

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