I understand, but I've already explained that whether we outsource or not isn'tt relevant. We can sell cards at a profit, so this is a rather odd point of contention. I also find it odd that you (at first) claim not to be calling Ardeva a scam, then close with an assumption that it is a scam (because, ardeva == therefore not investing). Not sure what to say about that. I invoke the panasonic rule. If Panasonic doesn't have to do it to sell mp3 players, then I don't have to do it to sell flashcards. Sorry, no shoes on heads sent to trusted forum members.
NXT is only another Cryptocurrency? With Bitcoin-Failsafe i mean more about what happens if Cryptocurrencies arent going to work anymore. For example countries all over the world decide that its illegal to accept them. It would make Cryptocurrencies practically dead instantly. And my question is if the investment would die at the same time or if the investment remains and another way for dividends would be searched.
If crypto-currencies die there will certainly be a period of time where we will be able to transfer over assets into the real world. Bank wire is a common procedure. In such a case each payment would be at least partially towards repurchase because I don't like that system. That being said, NXT is decentralized, and it is incredibly unlikely that NXT and bitcoin will be shut down at the exact same time.
You take security as an offense and thats a big red light for me.
No, I'm just not following one way of providing security. There are other, equally and even more valid ways.
Good luck with your venture as long as its real. Keeping Bitcoins is still a way better investment than risking bitcoins for the promise of some more bitcoins. Thats a lesson i had to learn the hard way unfortunately.
After the gold crash of the 90s, a lot of investors turned sour on gold. It took more than ten years for gold to start getting popular again. The same thing happened to stocks in the 80s, computer companies after the dot-com, etc -- markets bounce back, but it's interesting, that the people who make the big money are never the ones who got scared out by the first crash. Unfortunately this community isn't as trustworthy as you make it out to be. That is actually the problem -- people trusted too many community members that turned out to be rotten apples. It's time you moved on and started dealing with things like we do it IRL. You can use your bitcoin, sure, but this community trust crap, jeez, didn't you ever get ripped off by a "friend" in grade school? This is grade school stuff my friend. If you don't trust me then don't. But if that stops you from doing research into what I am doing, and learning, and making an informed decision, then you've lost a very important battle.