If people want to give WLD a chance, it's difficult to see why you would be so hostile towards this, majeis.
Because as I've already said: That's a time-consuming process of publicly identifying yourself in a video for just .01.
My opinion is that what you're asking for is unreasonable.
+1
also remind this... to get trust line + gateway, you have to buy XRP it's mean you have to send about 200k Sat or more
You don't need to buy XRP. Coin Autonomy is giving away XRP for free.
But overall, yes you are correct, there is a hassle involved, and for many people .01 or 0.025 BTC wouldn't be worth it, but we ultimately need to attract people who believe that 10,000 WLD will become worth much, much more than this.
Here is the logic behind why we believe they will become highly valuable (from
http://www.world-dollar.com/what-is-world-dollar/)
1. What is World Dollar?
World Dollar is the future of money. It is based on the idea that, since money is nothing but a social convention, the ultimate basis for money is for it to be issued to everyone, equally. We call this the Equal Opportunity Standard. In order to uniquely identify people, facial verification is used. You can claim your World dollars now.
2. How is Money a Social Convention?
Money is a social convention in the sense that it is not valuable in itself, but valuable because people agree to take it as valuable. It is a medium of exchange, a tool that allows us to trade with one another without having to resort to barter, which inefficiently depends on the double coincidence of wants.
3. Why is Equal Opportunity the ultimate basis for issuing money?
Equal opportunity when it comes to issuing money is guaranteed acceptance by virtually all of mankind.
This is because it appeals to the highest standards of morality. "We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal".
It also appeals to the highest standards of economic reason. It rejects the idea that producers of money, i.e. producers of something that is not actually valuable in itself, should appropriate scarce resources from the other, productive members of society, i.e. producers of goods and services that are actually valuable.
Therefore, money that is issued on the basis of equal opportunity is virtually guaranteed to be taken as highly valuable.
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We also pose a significant challenge to our current debt-based monetary system, with our article for the Cobden centre:
http://www.cobdencentre.org/2014/09/bank-run-incentive-central-bank-bankruptcy-and-the-fallacy-of-the-credit-theory-of-money/