Topic: Providence (Read 1236 times)
Currently funding portals are OK. I used GoFundMe to solicit the scratch donations we need to get Providence moving. The problem is, people have social barriers to soliciting money for projects based on an idea that solicitation will hurt their relationships. My facebook friends feel hurt when their friendships may or may not be influenced by expected donations. I'm hoping that Providence will alleviate these social barriers by making it easier for people to solicit funds from stakeholders, people who have indicated they have future or past actions to contribute to a cause. A successful Providence will do away with the clutter, mess, and hurt of accidently asking for funding from people who are simply not involved.
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[url=https://www.gofundme.com/28v3h8r8]Providence - Freedom to Enterprise [/url]★[url=https://www.gofundme.com/28v3h8r8] Pledge to Decentralize[/url]
Here is the GoFundMe to enable Providence's ICO.
Here is the new Peercover deck. In Great Chain of Numbers, Tim Swanson claimed that Peercover would be on the Ethereum protocol. I am weary of the Ethereum protocol. We will see what shareholders say come ICO.
Here is the Providence deck. The dates are a few years off. Several of the platforms have been alpha tested.
Here is the Providence deck. The dates are a few years off. Several of the platforms have been alpha tested.
Nice project dude but the funds you are expecting from the people as investors should be backed by good document signed by lawyer because the funds involved is much too much.
Yes. I am preparing for the first fully legal ICO. It costs $4000 in legal fees.
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Nice project dude but the funds you are expecting from the people as investors should be backed by good document signed by lawyer because the funds involved is much too much.
Yes. I am preparing for the first fully legal ICO. It costs $4000 in legal fees.Nice project dude but the funds you are expecting from the people as investors should be backed by good document signed by lawyer because the funds involved is much too much.
Yes. I am preparing for the first fully legal ICO. It costs $4000 in legal fees. 
Nice project dude but the funds you are expecting from the people as investors should be backed by good document signed by lawyer because the funds involved is much too much.
Who wants to throw down $4,000 for this?
Providence is a flight of technologies on the Ripple protocol backed by intellectual property potentially applied to any cryptocurrency protocol.
Assets include:
Pledger Club
Peercover
Intellectual property from Omega Genomics
Providence Solutions
Pier Exchange
10 people+ have been directly involved with bringing my property to market. I have 2,700 beta testers ready to go. Peercover and Pledger Club are beta tested. Pier Exchange is architecturally intact, needing about 10 additional hours of development work.
Currently it's just me working on $20 million in civil suits.
I need funding to get the legal work done.
Assets include:
Pledger Club
Peercover
Intellectual property from Omega Genomics
Providence Solutions
Pier Exchange
10 people+ have been directly involved with bringing my property to market. I have 2,700 beta testers ready to go. Peercover and Pledger Club are beta tested. Pier Exchange is architecturally intact, needing about 10 additional hours of development work.
Currently it's just me working on $20 million in civil suits.
I need funding to get the legal work done.
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