Topic: Wish me luck, or don't. It's up to you. (Read 492 times)

FTFY.  Good luck with the blockchain bitchez, my friend.  Doubt you'll get much financial support here, though there are a lot of suckers in the pool, and you'll definitely get shitposters stopping by to feign well-wishing.

I agree with you. In addition to what you said, if you invest you need to be up to date to the one you invested in so that you can move your money out from them at the right time to prevent losses or earn the maximum possible gains that one can get. I wish you good luck in this one, seems to me that this one is yet another successful investment to you.

I agree, it could fail. But I believe in it, therefore I invest in it. That's what investing is all about, taking a calculated risk. If it goes well it goes really well, and if it fails, you find something else to invest in. Just don't put all your money on this one, if you then loose you won't have any money for the next opportunity.

This concept has the potential to disrupt the online dating industry with promises of lower costs for the end user. And the worldwide online dating industry is huge.

In the U.S., the industry generates approximately $2 billion in revenue each year. Match Group ( MTCH ), a portfolio that includes OkCupid, Tinder and Match.com, currently boasts a market cap of $4.2 billion.

If matchpool reaches it's goals it could conservatively be valued at a market cap of around $1 billion.
With an initial supply of 60,000,000 GUP and slowly going up to 100,000,000, you get around $600 million split between crowdfunding participants. Divided by around $6 million initial investment makes around 100x gain.

This. What kind of calculations exactly?
It could simply just fail miserably, not uncommon for ICOs.

It's seems like an interesting concept. I didn't really understand how the Blockchain could really be used practically in a dating context until I read the 'About' pages.
The only issue I see with this is that it won't neccesarily be adopted by the masses. How many member groups are technologically advanced or sophisticated enough to be able to be proactive in these pools? What makes dating sites successful is their simplicity and ease of use for all members. I think that introducing the Blockchain to such an idea severely limits the user type that the service will be aiming at.

Please explain further.

About 3 years ago I had a brilliant idea. This was not long after I initially discovered Bitcoin and subsequently invested some money into it. My idea was to take the blockchain technology and make a online dating protocol out of it. Naturally, this would be a very difficult task for someone who had barely programmed anything since college. So as most people do I gave up on my idea and continued with my life. Sad isn't it? Well, I might not be a good programmer, but I am a pretty good investor. And when good opportunities to make money falls into my lap, my investor instincts kick into action. And everytime I do my due diligence before investing. And so should you.

Now I'm here to tell you about one of these opportunities that 'fell into my lap'. It's a crowdfunding campaign based on the blockchain dating protocol idea I had that I never told anyone. Now it appears I wasn't alone in having this idea. I jumped into action and did some due diligence, and some calculations, and I really smell money on this one fellows.

This crowdfunding investment could potentially go 100x according to my calculations.


https://matchpool.co/crowdfund-live/


Here's my investment history if anyone cares(Only had one major fail so far, really hoping this won't be the second one.):
A major oil services company 300% (Success)
A biotech company -90% (Major fail)
A shipyard in the middle east 300% (Success)
Salmon farming company 200% (Success)
Bitcoin 2000%

Called but missed opportunities (I never took action on these because I had more faith in bitcoin at the time):
Tesla
Ethereum

Disclaimer: I am in no way affiliated with the people behind the crowdfunding, I've just made an investment there, and wanted to share the opportunity with the people of this forum.

PS: The crowdfunding is at the time of this writing at 60%, so not much time left.