/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>52935319
>>52934925
>Other things were more important I have to assume
That's my exact point though. Everything has to be far more joined-up. You don't just release a beta product, move on to something else, then sit and watch on the sidelines as some cretin runs it into the ground and puts a dent in the reputation of the exchange, and one that drags on for (at least) two years as they seek restitution. Then leaving you with unhappy users and no replacement product for (at least) two years. TRAM 2.0 should have been closer, or the TRAM managers much more closely supervised (which seems like the easy solution to me, it was only two guys, and only one making silly volumes of trades), or the whole thing should have been a closed beta as the other anon who knows more than me suggested (but again, in this case, why do closed beta two years or more before final product? Waste of time. Unless Coinmetro simply had no idea in advance quite how much work TRAM needed to be viable- and then that makes the open beta decision look even worse...).

I do personally think that Coinmetro were reasonably taken by surprise by the popularity (and profits) of Kadena staking in 2021, and essentially executed an unplanned pivot of the entire business, dropping everything to focus on exploiting that (leading to MARS). But Kevin has never admitted this (he implies it was always the plan). If the unplanned pivot wasn't a thing, then CM needs to do much better in the future to capitalise on and support new products. More depth, in favour of breadth. If the unplanned pivot was a thing, then there's greater cause to be optimistic that CM will be able to appropriately support and follow-up upon new products and projects going forward. So maybe some hope for 2023, TRAM 2.0, and an eventual coordination of effects to bring down the sell wall.

>>20918017
>Calculated the risk
You forgot one important thing; You were playing poker against someone who gets to peak at your cards. Stop leveraging on centralized exchanges!

>>17148564
Did something happen to your capslock key? I think it's broken.

>>17058497
I'm sure you've managed to withdraw them too.

>>16883011
Hi OP, recognize you from the BAT thread. Have you found a coin with a userbase yet? No? I'm sure you will. Give it time.

>>16881663
Let me guess, You hold Bitcoin and still waiting for it to be adopted?