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April 05, 2018, 10:43:35 AM
If you don't understand the business model, how can you explain how an action has no effect on the business model?

If you really think I don't understand the features of erc20 tokens in being highly divisible in addition to your token being recyclable for resell, thus no risk of short supply and no redemption, then explain to me how am I wrong.

Explain to me how despite being highly divisible, recyclable and resellable, your tokens would still face the risk of short supply and no redemption.


I think you should stop spreading FUD against Veritaseum and just move on to another forum to annoy people with your BS.

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.33017841
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April 05, 2018, 10:07:06 AM
If you don't understand the business model, how can you explain how an action has no effect on the business model?

If you really think I don't understand the features of erc20 tokens in being highly divisible in addition to your token being recyclable for resell, thus no risk of short supply and no redemption, then explain to me how am I wrong.

Explain to me how despite being highly divisible, recyclable and resellable, your tokens would still face the risk of short supply and no redemption.


I think you should stop spreading FUD against Veritaseum and just move on to another forum to annoy people with your BS.
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April 04, 2018, 10:09:09 PM
If you don't understand the business model, how can you explain how an action has no effect on the business model?

If you really think I don't understand the features of erc20 tokens in being highly divisible in addition to your token being recyclable for resell, thus no risk of short supply and no redemption, then explain to me how am I wrong.

Explain to me how despite being highly divisible, recyclable and resellable, your tokens would still face the risk of short supply and no redemption.
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April 04, 2018, 10:05:18 PM
...reiterating  a call for burning inventory as if that would somehow reduce a contingent claim on a common pool of economic capital - which it won't...

That sounds very much like the FED chairman/woman to say inflating the USD is not going to reduce a contingent claim on a common pool of economic capital.

Indeed, that would be true too. Progress is made through technology. As technology advances, the economic capital increases alongside. Thus continue to print more USD will not reduce its contingent claim on the economic capital. In other words, the USD is a good currency, by your logic.
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UltraCoin "Smart" Derivatives: The Future of Money
April 04, 2018, 10:03:05 PM
If you don't understand the business model, how can you explain how an action has no effect on the business model?
I'm not shooing away CB, Cliff, etc. because they aren't claiming to understand something that they don't, while calling me greedy. You think Kevin's proclamations are a direct competitor that may teach me a lesson if they somehow issue a partial tokenization and bring it to market before I do something similar. You don't get it, which is evidenced by your repeated calls for burning tokens.
That, in itself, is not such a bad thing. Everybody can't understand everything... But the ad hominem attacks on top of the ignorance... Calling me greedy.... Come on dude. Chill out!
Just like Kevin is not trying to tokenize the Ritz Carlton for you, we are not aiming our services at you, either. I think Kevin will follow your management consulting advices before we will, so I suggest you bring your ideas over to him. I wish you the best of luck, my friend.
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April 04, 2018, 09:59:24 PM
You really don't understand it, do you?

I am not your problem.

Even without me, many others would still point out your problems.
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April 04, 2018, 09:55:50 PM
I have already explained how burning the 98 mil reserve token has no detriment to the business model. Simply because erc20 tokens are divisible, thus there is no issue of lack of supply or risk of no redemption. If you still don't understand this, then you should not be in the blockchain business.

You imply the 98 mil reserve is needed for increasing demand, otherwise you risk having no redemption. Thus, you don't really understand the blockchain.
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April 04, 2018, 09:50:17 PM
Are you a HNW or institution that will put between $1 and $50 Million USD to work? If not then you are not the target demographic. It's really that simple. There's no need for me to go further nor address your ad hominem attacks.
I could care less if a bunch of armchair biz operators (apparently such as yourself, reiterating  a call for burning inventory as if that would somehow reduce a contingent claim on a common pool of economic capital - which it won't) call something they do not understand a scam. My goal is to operate and execute. Thus, this scam has run circles around everything else that has launched around the same period.

Are those people you keep tweeting worth between $1 mil and $50 million USD?

Are people like jsnip4, clif high, mike B, etc going to put $1 mil to $50 mil USD to work?

Clif High may have over $1 mil. But jsnip4, mike B, crypto blood, etc have that much too? You sure?

A bunch of your tweeting community are not rich fellas, but I don't see you shooing them away.

Dishonest.

They call you a scam because they don't understand. Just as you call me spreading fud because you don't understand.
I never call you a scam. But you called me a fud.
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April 04, 2018, 09:46:33 PM
Are you a HNW or institution that will put between $1 and $50 Million USD to work? If not then you are not the target demographic. It's really that simple. There's no need for me to go further nor address your ad hominem attacks.
I could care less if a bunch of armchair biz operators (apparently such as yourself, reiterating  a call for burning inventory as if that would somehow reduce a contingent claim on a common pool of economic capital - which it won't) call something they do not understand a scam. My goal is to operate and execute. Thus, this scam has run circles around everything else that has launched around the same period.
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April 04, 2018, 09:38:55 PM
What Kevin is claiming that he is trying to do has very little to do with what we do. Your misunderstanding of our business model is likely part and parcel of why you're advocating burning valuable tokens and why you feel the product is complicated. Be aware that the products and services that we are developing and selling is not directed at you or your demographic, hence your confusion and/or misunderstanding of the product's value proposition is not necessarily a bad thing.  

Bullshit. If your products and services are not directed at me or my demographic, then why are you here and doing tweets all the time? Are you trying to say many (if not most or all) of those that you tweeted are your target market for your products and services? You are trying to shoo me away, but at the same time continue to target others that are just like me to sell the hype. You are very dishonest man. And that reflects how you structure your business model.

Your renting feature is just a hype for the community to do the marketing for you, i.e. selling the hype to pump the price up, to make your 98 mil reserve worth a lot (billions) to you and your family.
Truth is, your system does not even need any renting feature to function, otherwise you are overcomplicating things.

You refusing to burn the 98 mil reserve is because you have very huge greed. Because of your greed, you may achieve what you want but in very slow and very hard way, to the detriment of yourself and everyone else.

I am not saying your greed is wrong. But the way you do things is. If only you care to share by burning all your 98 mil reserve, you would have it way much easier. People would not call you a scam. I would not keep pointing this out. Institutions would not keep seeing the so-called "fud". You would signs lots more deals. You would make your money the meritocratic way, i.e. through consultation and others, instead of selling the 98 mil reserve at overpriced level to earn your billions. But now, because you think you are smarter and more intelligent, you become stubborn and end up having it very slow and very hard for yourself and for others. For that, you are very stupid. Your business can still run decently without the 98 mil reserve. Your bottom line will not be impacted (unless your consultancy expertise is dud). But you choose not to.

I am not your problem. You don't need to shoo me away. Your problem is all the intelligent people out there that can see thru your business model. Ultimately you desire a community consisting of dumb and stupid people to sell the hype for you. That's not very exclusive nor premium. You don't hire beggars or immigrants to run a luxury business, just as you don't maintain a community of stupid people to hype for your business that targets institutions.
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April 04, 2018, 08:50:19 PM
What Kevin is claiming that he is trying to do has very little to do with what we do. Your misunderstanding of our business model is likely part and parcel of why you're advocating burning valuable tokens and why you feel the product is complicated. Be aware that the products and services that we are developing and selling is not directed at you or your demographic, hence your confusion and/or misunderstanding of the product's value proposition is not necessarily a bad thing. 
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April 03, 2018, 10:11:08 PM
Will be watching O'Leary's tokenized hotel and Abra's crypto exchange (supporting fiat currencies too) with great interest. These are two examples that may deliver in the same market space as Reggie intended but possibly beat him to it.

Already 2 weeks since Kevin's announcement. Maybe anytime now to know the truth and clarify this "Ritz" rumor.

Abra is currently only available to US-based bank accounts and the market is centralized.
Alternatives like ShapeShift, Changelly, LocalBitcoins, LocalEthereum, etc are available worldwide, so Abra isn't something worthy to talk about.
Better still, none of these existing and fully operational alternatives need any app to be downloaded, freeing the user from the risk of virus, hacking, etc.

My personal suggestion: Burn the 98 mil reserve will boost the price to optimal level; not manipulation because no victim. Allow market force to determine the price (also affect cost of using VeADIR) to make it dynamic. Scrap the renting feature to simplify things, make it more understandable, and ease use. Having renting feature complicates things unnecessarily. Even without the renting feature, VeADIR can still function well, so why the unnecessary complication? For community hype? If you burn the 98 mil reserve, you will get far more hype than you can ever handle. I understand it is extremely likely my suggestions will never be considered.

I am not sure if Kevin's story is going to come to fruition. If it does, then maybe this will be clear that there are something appropriate that Reggie does not do that allows others (Kevin) to gain the upper hand. Not saying that burning the 98 mil reserve and scrap the renting feature are appropriate, but I believe it certainly will refine things further.

Nobody is perfect. The best we can do is to listen. The worst we can do is to not listen.
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April 03, 2018, 07:45:44 PM
Quote from: ballstothewalltoo link=topic=1887061.msg33862718#msg33862718

Its not about the price of VERI, I'm not that short sighted. Its about the fact 1) the tokens are currently worthless without a platform, 2) there is no timeframe on when a platform might be available, 3) reggie seems to consistently flake out or talk in a grandiose manner and yet not deliver on anything promised. I'm questioning whether this project can actually deliver on its intentions, if not, the tokens will remain worthless. If we start to see others deliver on the vision before him I guess we will have our answer. Will be watching O'Leary's tokenized hotel and Abra's crypto exchange (supporting fiat currencies too) with great interest. These are two examples that may deliver in the same market space as Reggie intended but possibly beat him to it.

At some point Reggie might need to consider simplifying the platform down to one simple function for one dominant user, just to get it off the ground and have something to demo to other potential users. I share your concern that Reggie is good on the big picture vision, but needs to get something out in the market place asap before the big boys come in a do exactly what he's bèen talking about for years now, and gazump him before veritaseum launches. The competition might even be able to capture the regulators that seem to be slowing Reggie down.
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April 03, 2018, 01:27:20 PM
Glad to see this coin falling deeper and deeper into the red.
While I never like to see projects fail, this one is about as close to a scam as possible.
I understand the creator, Reggie Middleton, has some experience and success, but he's a weird guy and his facebook only proves this.
The guy can't keep his shirt on in any of his pics, which is not only creepy but... but...why should we trust him?

https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10150781903482943&set=a.10150781758917943.437280.824462942&type=3&theater
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10154140826767943&set=a.10154140826632943.1073741832.824462942&type=3&theater
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10153671523827943&set=a.10153671534247943&type=3&theater

I mean, it's just weird all around.   I can't see any of the other DEVs for legit projects posting such garbage on their facebook...



 Cheesy I gotta admit, those pics are def funny, but they're just pics that are meant to obviously be a joke, no pt in blowing it out of proportion lol.

@ballstothewalltoo, you losing faith because the price is going down?  Would you be losing faith if the price was going up?


You seem fairly smart, so I kind of want to assume that it's not solely because the price is going down, because you'd be CREAMED regardless of what you are in considering this market climate.


Its not about the price of VERI, I'm not that short sighted. Its about the fact 1) the tokens are currently worthless without a platform, 2) there is no timeframe on when a platform might be available, 3) reggie seems to consistently flake out or talk in a grandiose manner and yet not deliver on anything promised. I'm questioning whether this project can actually deliver on its intentions, if not, the tokens will remain worthless. If we start to see others deliver on the vision before him I guess we will have our answer. Will be watching O'Leary's tokenized hotel and Abra's crypto exchange (supporting fiat currencies too) with great interest. These are two examples that may deliver in the same market space as Reggie intended but possibly beat him to it.
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April 03, 2018, 02:50:06 AM
Glad to see this coin falling deeper and deeper into the red.
While I never like to see projects fail, this one is about as close to a scam as possible.
I understand the creator, Reggie Middleton, has some experience and success, but he's a weird guy and his facebook only proves this.
The guy can't keep his shirt on in any of his pics, which is not only creepy but... but...why should we trust him?

https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10150781903482943&set=a.10150781758917943.437280.824462942&type=3&theater
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10154140826767943&set=a.10154140826632943.1073741832.824462942&type=3&theater
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10153671523827943&set=a.10153671534247943&type=3&theater

I mean, it's just weird all around.   I can't see any of the other DEVs for legit projects posting such garbage on their facebook...



Hey man, the envy is oozing of every word in your post, so what, reggie has abs in his late 40's, and doesn't mind showing them off on his facebook. Who cares ... I do, my nipples are so hard looking at those pics I could take someones eye out. Yeah, come to think of it, Reggie, put a shirt on ... and drop your shorts next time Smiley
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April 02, 2018, 08:18:20 PM
Glad to see this coin falling deeper and deeper into the red.
While I never like to see projects fail, this one is about as close to a scam as possible.
I understand the creator, Reggie Middleton, has some experience and success, but he's a weird guy and his facebook only proves this.
The guy can't keep his shirt on in any of his pics, which is not only creepy but... but...why should we trust him?

https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10150781903482943&set=a.10150781758917943.437280.824462942&type=3&theater
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10154140826767943&set=a.10154140826632943.1073741832.824462942&type=3&theater
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10153671523827943&set=a.10153671534247943&type=3&theater

I mean, it's just weird all around.   I can't see any of the other DEVs for legit projects posting such garbage on their facebook...



 Cheesy I gotta admit, those pics are def funny, but they're just pics that are meant to obviously be a joke, no pt in blowing it out of proportion lol.

@ballstothewalltoo, you losing faith because the price is going down?  Would you be losing faith if the price was going up?

You seem fairly smart, so I kind of want to assume that it's not solely because the price is going down, because you'd be CREAMED regardless of what you are in considering this market climate.
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April 02, 2018, 05:31:51 PM
Glad to see this coin falling deeper and deeper into the red.
While I never like to see projects fail, this one is about as close to a scam as possible.
I understand the creator, Reggie Middleton, has some experience and success, but he's a weird guy and his facebook only proves this.
The guy can't keep his shirt on in any of his pics, which is not only creepy but... but...why should we trust him?

https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10150781903482943&set=a.10150781758917943.437280.824462942&type=3&theater
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10154140826767943&set=a.10154140826632943.1073741832.824462942&type=3&theater
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10153671523827943&set=a.10153671534247943&type=3&theater

I mean, it's just weird all around.   I can't see any of the other DEVs for legit projects posting such garbage on their facebook...

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April 02, 2018, 08:03:40 AM
I really like the workings of this project, pretty stunning and like a good idea to join, hopefully run well  Smiley
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April 01, 2018, 11:19:20 PM
That's a newmine with the market today today, hy vọng will be well done
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April 01, 2018, 11:10:48 PM
what will be the marketcap at launch approximately?


My numbers might be out but around $US 11 million sold at approx $5.50 = 2 million coins sold which is 2% of total coins.

2% of the coins have been sold. 100 mill coins in total, so 50 x $11 mill = $550 000 000. Half a billion which is top 10 material, just ahead of Monero.

nearly one year later, still consequent gains with VERI at 125 usd in spite of the profound altcoin crisis.
but happily MOUs have been signed.
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