I should start an ICO

>>2534011

I'll join, we need a fancy website a nice logo, a semi plausible idea and atleast 12 lines of code on github. Then we get an easy 100-300 million

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>it's this thread again...

Why didn't I do an MBA, why did I waste all those years of my life...

>>2534035

honestly we could just hire some web devs and some guy to create one of those snazzy videos with the xylophone music and we'll be good to go, just pay them with a tiny fraction of the millions we get

>>2534057

the patientory thread makes me believe anyone could do it...

OP can I be an advisor (give me a 5% allocation)

I have an MSc in econ from a top 10 global uni

It seems like all you need to raise ~$10m at ICO is a semi-decent website/design, a page full of vaguely professional team members and a shit-coin.

Lets do it.

I want in, you can add my face on the devs/QA section, im a legit QA.

>>2534122

ok now we just need some solidity devs :^)

>>2534011
Just clone a popular app, come up with a justification for your token and profit!

>>2534255

desu I actually have a couple of good ideas for tokens but I don't know how I feel about scamming people for millions of dollars

>>2534011
I'd do it but I'm afraid I'll get disappeared by some pissed off slav cartel after I run off with the money.

>>2534291
Your millions of dollars will be there to console and ease the feelings of guilt

>>2534291
Think about this

Winning money on a trade is like scamming people who lost their money on your gain

>>2534401
might as well just kidnap some rich dudes daughter for ransom then

>>2534408
Retard, making a favorable trade is not scamming. Setting up an ICO pretending to have a long term project but actually doing it just to gain thousands of ETH is.