Member Info for Daveavt

Tony, writing software to trade currencies, isn't inventing a new currency. Much like your example of uber, writing software to handle transactions, isn't running a taxi company. The software could be used for anything. Much like the software you use to buy shares in companies, isn't them owning the shares.

Ive answered that loads of times, either you can't read or don't read my replies. Even you said it's most likely the failed placing people, hence why it's after hours under the radar. And anyway, as I said, it doesn't matter if they get all the funding they need when they have no experience in programming and years behind anyone else

You know what else about uber, their app is actually a suitable application to be based on a blockchain database. 100 million downloads on Google play alone. How much money did they make from those 100 million downloads, not a penny..once again, they make money from the business model, not the software you use to transact with.

Craig, the next rns has to be regarding giving away the 30 percent of the company, as long as shareholders agree, and finalizing the contract in the last rns. According to black cactus in the us, this hasn't been done yet, point in fact no rns yet.

Andy, because I'm not invested, I'm not biased. That's the beauty of it. Basically all the evidence from all three companies looks like it could be a sham and I've done so much digging I want to see the outcome. Arguing with biased investors on here doesn't change the outcome, but it does put rampers who make stuff up in their place. There are only about 4 people posting on here, all the previous have jumped ship.

Fiat to digital to fiat is the main thing, we already have fiat to digital to other commodities apps. The main thing is people wanting to convert digital to hard cash again, so people don't have to keep trading digitally. And we already have that.

No Tony, uber is a perfect example of what I've been describing, it does not help your argument one bit. Uber makes money from taxi drivers getting money from customers, and uber get commission. the app to do this is FREE! they don't make any money from the software. They make money from the business model, not the app it's running off. Thanks.

Andy, read this. ?https://www.coindesk.com/sec-branch-trolls-blockchain-stock-pumpers/

I'm not putting people off, just stating facts from the company. It's not like they are hiding any of this. Sounds more like you are scared to be honest, you've written more about me than the company.

Can envoy write software, and run a successful business. Again, from their evidence, no on both counts. Both companies are years behind anyone else in this market.

All it stems down to is, can msg write software, can they run a successful business. From their evidence, no on both counts.

How do they have a 'head start' when they have no experience of software programming and there are already fiat to digital to fiat apps already out there, which are free. Even paycent, which is a fiat to digital to fiat is allowing you to have a dedicated debit card linked to your app that allows you to withdraw from your digital currencies to a cash machine? I don't care if msg get all the funding in the world, it matters not, because they have never been in the software business, and years behind anyone. Jesus, they can't even write their own websites....

Of course they give it away for free. Blockchain is free, there are countless blockchain crypto apps on the mobile market that are free, that all have a headstart on anyone as they only have to add physical conversions to real currencies to their existing software. They might charge a couple of quid for it like some apps. But end of the day, it's a small market for a software developer. There are games on mobile markets that have billions of downloads and raking in millions in revenues, makes the tiny market of a trading app pale in comparison.

You don't know enough, as I just showed, and you don't by mentioning crypto twice now, which is not what 'blockchain' is. Blockchain database is behind the software that runs an online currency, it is not the currency, or the reason the idea took off. It could be running the trade of shirt buttons for all it matters. MySQL, the mammoth super powerful database behind Facebook and Google, is also what runs it. You wouldn't say Facebook is a success because of the database running it would you.

I think this is the issue, people think if someone is working with blockchain, it means they are trying to make a new digital currency. It does not mean that whatsoever. Blockchain is just a database for storing data, a more secure version than mysql for instance, but also way more basic than MySQL and no where near the processing power or privacy levels. People can use a blockchain database to power a blog page if they so wish. Facebook could use a blockchain database along side their MySQL database purely to handle the transactions for their advertising on sponsored Facebook pages. If you see a news article saying 'Facebook is going to start using blockchain' it doesn't mean they are going to try and make a Facebookcoin...

Nice try, so you say I'm wasting my time, yet I've done all the research and know about how databases work, yet you're on here, and don't know what blockchain is, and you're invested, and commenting. Pot, kettle, blockchain..

Andy, describe blockchain to me and what it does.

So now Tony will understand that blockchain programming is free of charge, always been free, accessible by anyone, and has no exclusivity to anyone. No one is ahead or behind. So it's just down to who is the best programmers and who makes the best apps and who markets them the most. And msg, envoy have absolutely ZERO experience in this, no programmers, no software experience, and no money to even get started.

https://www.multichain.com , another one..

There you go Tony, more free blockchain source. Download it today if you like and you can start building your own apps. I personally would use a platform hosted by a big player, due to the support, but hey ho. https://www.openchain.org