This couldn't possibly work, could it /sci/?

>>8618887
Seems like a regular pyramid scheme

>>8618887
I don't trust him.

>>8618916

Well, you don't have ten million dollars in capital, so frankly, that's OK.

>>8618913

It's kind of like a pyramid scheme. Except it doesn't balloon to impossible to sustain levels at any point, because only one list of people will be eligible to receive money. Mr. Capital isn't expected to play the referral game, so it ends there.

What should a man who knows how to turn 100 million dollars into a billion dollars do if he doesn't have 100 million dollars?

>>8618887
>Most of my statements are so revolutionary that people scoff at them.

Well at least this part is true

>>8618887

What if we play a game. As long as people continue to play the game, you are guaranteed to win. You will eventually get 1.5x whatever you bet. That's the end of the game.

I will pay you your reward from new players who enter the game. Your chance of being paid off first will increase the longer you stay in the game and the smaller your bet is.

>>8621144

Anyone like the idea? I was inspired by the Ponzi scheme.

I figure this is pretty much how Casinos, banks, and the US economy works.