Topic: [ANN][URO] A Real Long Term Currency: 1 Uro = 1 Metric Tonne Urea Fertilizer - page 120. (Read 247332 times)

Sorry, I'm stupid. So, I'm investing in Uro or the URO foundation. Can the URO foundation asks the founding members to least personally address the URO community? With today's tech, I'm sure a simple "hi" is easy to do. Thank you.

Don't forget your not investing in his company so your not his investor.  You are speculating in a currency that he has made an agreement to trade for....big difference

You guys have any videos of Mr. Nilesh Nair? I would love to hear him speak. There must be about 100s of people interested to hear from him speak about his company's part in the URO Foundation.

I'm sure he would be able to grace his loyal investors some face time, even just a teeny weeny bit.

Yes you can

https://www.linkedin.com/profile/view?id=216332680&authType=NAME_SEARCH&authToken=fEwj&locale=en_US&trk=tyah&trkInfo=tarId%3A1404918288452%2Ctas%3Anilesh%20nair%2Cidx%3A1-1-1


Why do I doubt this for some reason?

Hello, why can't I view Nilesh Nair's LinkedIn profile anymore?

my hard-earned money

Where will the incentive be to produce the Urea itself? If you can create urea from a computer algo the benefit to party A has to be the same as party B.

Are any economics people in the house that realize you are creating a fiat currency in crypto. The thing crypto wanted to avoid? Your centralizing the market to a group of urea investors. Who, in the pump of this all are supposed to take a 99% loss selling it for the "ease" of uro coins, rather than the open market price, which has no problem being accepted. The margins are already in urea pricing, so that business can make profit at the current price points.

Margins on urea are not greater than 99%. So ask yourself. If you are a business selling a product with a large market, where liquidity is NOT an issue. Would you take a 99% loss to use a coin like uro? What are the benefits of URO over say bitcoin? Name? A centralized organization? I really love the idea of a commodity backed crypto. But im sorry, this one doesn't look to be it.




This is a great read about the mentality of investors who do well and others who don't. Everything revolves around your reward mechanism. Seems like a lot of bubble sounding talk goin on. How this coin will go up 100x in value to meet urea price. But simply put.. It doesn't add up.


http://www.businessinsider.com/the-brains-of-great-traders-2014-7?utm_source=mobilesrepublic&utm_medium=referral&utm_term=mobilesrepublic

I do wish you all the best. A commodity backed crypto done the right way could be a exciting.

It's a Hong Kong company, which means it might as well be British.

That alone adds a genuine feel to it.

I wouldn't take just an e-mail as confirmation that it's legit
but it's a start I guess..

Sent GES HK an e-mail and confirmed it to be legit for myself.

That's why you don't understand anything...

It's not my job to explain things to retards.

An eventual outcome? How do you explain "Uro: Backed by Millions of Tons of Urea Fertilizer" and "A Real Long Term Currency: 1 Uro = 1 Metric Tonne Urea Fertilizer" ??

Wtf are you rambling about? It's either backed or not.

So when does the truth (or lie) of all this get settled? When is the definitive proof (or lack of proof) scheduled to come out?