Hey guys (and gals),
I'm a newb here so I figured I would say hello
Anyone go to the Bitcoin2013 conference in SF last weekend? What'd you think? I thought the Legal Panel was probably the most fascinating, for example finding out that under US law....even the dollar is not clearly defined. What hope does BTC have?!?
I'm a front-end developer / designer, I've been watching and investing in crypto for about a year now, finally decided to jump into the startup space,
a few partners of mine and I are building an exchange in the US called Coin Market -
http://coinmkt.com, check it out if you like.
So hello again...talk soon!
-T
We need to add to the team at
CoinMKT.com!
Looking for developers who knows:C#
MsSQL
JS ( Knockout.js )
Durandal.js is a huge plus ++
We're paying cash + stock options. Come work with an innovative cryptocurrency exchange in this awesome new space. Anyone interested please PM me or email corporate ( at ) coinmkt ( dot ) com.
Thanks!
CoinMKT - December 3, 2013
You guys have to realize that exchanges don't just open up their doors and pop up with a team of 30 developers and support staff of 50.
We're an exchange with 12,000 customers, and right now a team of 3. We're working as fast as we can to fix bugs and process orders, of course many traders are unreasonable and impatient, but there's not much we can do about that. We try to adequately handle every request that comes through the door.
Travis
CEO - CoinMKT
March 24, 2013: Me and a few partners are developing Coin Market.
November 16, 2013: We're seeking experience progammers.
December 3, 2013: Look, guys, chill! Can't you see there's ONLY three us here?Somebody, please explain to me how an entity starts off with a few good men, then hobnobs with everybody possible in the Bitcoin realm at various functions and conferences, including eager developers and programmers, but eight months later declares they're only three busy guys doing the best they can under the circumstances.
On top of that,
tskweres goes gotta his way during the same time frame to dis Mt Gox for being incompetent, et al.
Apologies if you think the above is not related to Brock Pierce, when clearly it is as I further pen to connect the dots. Remember, CoinMKT is just two blocks away from GoCoin, and they once share an incubator space together, with both teams, among others, seen dinning together on the Third Street Promenade where
Michael Terpin of BitAngels has one of his offices.
Note to self: Make sure to include a younger pic of myself, but not the NSFW ones, on my next Meetup page.
http://www.meetup.com/Santa-Monica-NETwork/members/8521059/ Speaking of working [ass]backwards, Travis founded Werkadoo and secured $200,000 VC while living in Houston.
All that juice, yet Werkadoo is no more. Fuckin' amazing!
Take a look at Werkadoo's impressive team (seriously, take a look at them names):
Now, read...
And this...
Here we have Travis Skweres founding, owning and running Werkadoo that had an excellent team behind him, along with $200K VC in backing, that connected quality employees, via a secret sauce I may add, to businesses seeking exceptional staff, yet he comes to this forum, after already claiming to have an excellent team in place, seeking quality programmers for his CoinMKT, later crying there's only three people to handle his 12K customers, not to mention their millions of dollars and BTC.
On top of that, Travis is in bed (assume figuratively, but an argument can be made elsewise once you view his modeling photo shoots) with Brock Pierce, currently two blocks away, but once shared an incubator space overlooking the Third Street Promenade.
Yet, bitcoiners and altcoiners who probably have as much intelligence as Brock Pierce's friends and business partners, perhaps more, have entrusted Travis Skweres' CoinMKT with their precious sans doing any due diligence.
I've yet to read anything that makes me believe that CoinMKT is operating a legitimate exchange. Have you?
These are the types of people associated with Brock Pierce that make up his various teams.
