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and again we're in the US we can't get up and disappear from the government or from you all, exit strategy is a hell of a lot more difficult. and the first thing we want to do is get accreditation anywhere we can in the states with FINcen and SEC, not host a bitcoin conference like a past favorite company of many of us. So where are our red flags that say we’re a scam besides our registrations.
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We'll be able to prove ourselves with what we got given time, we don't need investments so stay un-invested
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I always read "we will" and "we want"... you won't get any trust without an sustaibable audit. An audit that proofes your successful arbitrage activities to pay your customers interest. -> When can we expect this?
If you don't need any customers investments then it was a really bad decision to open your doors after bitcoin-trader.biz fiasco without any audit. If you want to gain some trust stop to take investors money NOW (you don't need it).A registered company means nothing. No.1 lame excuse in crypto world is "we got hacked, we have to file bankruptsy". Happend several times and the hack was just an inside job.
Still waiting for a comment from the big boss.
This forum has been 90% attacks at our personal character.
The only one attacking other users on a personal level is Digicoinz.
I'm glad there is also a legendary one involved in this thread now.
Lol @ arbitrage activities. Somewhat safe way to trade but worst way to actually make any substantial money, and in alt coin markets forget about it you have minutes at most before the market will move skyrocketing your chances that your arb will be unprofitable.
Say registration was put in the mail today it would still take a month(s) for the actual license. We'll be showing the steps along the way starting with legal counsel as we get it.
I said this before, After the Shavers case Bitcoin has officially been said by every bureau that it is not money or legal tender. It is a property that can be bought and sold for a price. I think I gave the trading cards example. In theory I could be running a trading card investment program that I exchange a certain trading cards for you with other people that have different trading cards to get you more of that original certain trading card to pay you a return. If I run off with your cards it's theft regardless of the "trading card" being counted as money or as property. So the regulatory bureaus do still have over site and jurisdiction of this as a crime if we run off and steal peoples property. But is what we are doing still an investment contract after the federal government has officially announced that Bitcoin is not a currency or form of money? That remains to be answered. Shoving the Shavers case in our face doesn't mean anything now until that question is answered.
Hopefully our time with some attorneys familiar with the capacity of Bitcoin will be able to clear that up or some talks with federal bureaus with ourselves and an attorney on our behalf. Those sort of announcements will be coming in the month to 2 months. And we will update you all as we can.
And the site you have shown controls fiat money and digital currencies as well as is a form of exchange, and a different country with much simpler legalities. For the UK its comply with KYC AML and CTF laws and register with one bureau for one fee. America you must register federally with several bureas once at a certain point of holding assets, and with every state in addition to complying with KYC, AML, CTF. I wish we had to deal with the UK system.
And just want to point out, this ironically wouldn't be a concern if our company was in Panama. So why don't you guys give us some time so we can set up all of this government protection for you guys since we were nice enough to remain in the US for your protection by our wonderful, although indecisive, government.