/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>12591257
>AUGUR took 3 years to develop their product. Eth was around 3 year as well.
augur and ethereum have good teams and showed promise in year 1
Request failed within 6 months and decided to rebrand after Q1 of their roadmap...
their whitepaper was a ruse to raise $30m and since they decided to hold most of their eth only $8m is left

if you still trust this team youre delusional

what went wrong?

>>12033370
kek
req is a glorified accounting suite yet they cant develop for shit and the only thing they've released in a year was a button created by a reddit mod

'member the fundraising app LOL

>>11738897
youre retarded if you think anyone on the team even knows what staking means or what a node is

>request accepted they couldnt pull off their original vision after a year

does this count as a failed ICO?

dont worry guys
just look at the Q3 milestones
a lot to look forward to

they collectively came together as a team and decided this was achievable so they collected $30m to make it happen