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Quote from: AndrewDryga on February 15, 2018, 11:53:21 PM

Quote from: truethat on October 10, 2017, 01:25:41 PM

my guess for identity is Andrew Dryga. looks like he's Ukrainian. but i'm not sure. https://medium.com/nebo-15/designing-a-p2p-lending-platform-with-elixir-in-mind-ffb323bf7252
"i'm designing a peer to peer platform with elixir in mind." that was written in July. seems like case closed on that one.

talking about how the app and token will function is what we're supposed to be doing. squashing all conversation about it because it feels threatening for whatever reason is not what we're supposed to be doing. how does the inflation work. how does the interest on loans work. how much am i paid in elix if i make a loan. if you want to start a business and you need funding you have to be able to explain your idea.

Andrew Dryga is here. I was very surprised when one of my ex-colleagues sent me a link to this post.

I do not have any relations with this project and I didn't even know about it. I've built a P2P lending platform on Elixir as a programming language (which I use every day) and even a National Health Service, but, unfortunately, I've never done any distributed blockchain solutions (one centralized and you can read about it on my Medium, for NHS). But In case I would do so in future, I'll definitely write about it on my LinkedIn

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Yea welcome Andrew.

Yes the Elixir programming language and Elixir Token a two different things. The one has nothing to do with the others.

But when you are here. Read about Elix and also our Medium Blog. It is a promising project!
Devs deliver every week and keep the roadmap. There is a huge business case for decentralized P2P lending and Crowdfunding.
The best thing is they want to make it as easy to use as possible for everyone.

Maybe you are interested to list it at your exchange?

I don't have an exchange and not interested in projects like this, but thanks

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