Great introduction! Loved all of it. 
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General / Re: Why Do This?
May 28, 2014, 05:48:11 PM
Looks great, gonna devote some time to it soon 
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General / Re: Initial allocation and fundraising
May 28, 2014, 05:30:58 PM
People have tried everything, and are still trying even more things than that to market their coin. The altcoin community may be blind and stupid, but so is evolution, and in the last two years they have evolved a lot. From the emerging strategies I have seen, the safe thing to do is to collect a lot of money by IPO, which seconds as an initial hype of your product. This will get you investors who do not sell low, which will get your coin up a reasonable distance at coinmarketcap once it launches, and it will get you enough money to hire someone to do web-page and viral marketing.
Dropping everything on Bitcoin is extremely risky, and to be honest it feels like an attempt at coming up with some unique marketing. I would not want you to risk your neck on a single marketing stunt like that when you have no experience with marketing. Instead, let your code and product speak for itself to savvy, wealthy investors who are eager to listen and get involved, and then later try all the stunts you want, and hire professionals marketers to draw in the faceless horde.
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Dropping everything on Bitcoin is extremely risky, and to be honest it feels like an attempt at coming up with some unique marketing. I would not want you to risk your neck on a single marketing stunt like that when you have no experience with marketing. Instead, let your code and product speak for itself to savvy, wealthy investors who are eager to listen and get involved, and then later try all the stunts you want, and hire professionals marketers to draw in the faceless horde.
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