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Consider the business philosophy of a tech startup that doesn't announce a single one of its collaborators.

That will only acknowledge a symbiotic relationship with another party, after the other entity has announced it, no matter how big the other entity might be.

Consider the business philosophy of a tech startup that does 18 months work to release their 1.0 product, and does so with almost zero fanfare, and simply an invitation to prospective clients or collaborators to participate in their product.

A startup that puts its code through 3 security audits and deploys a limited main net so that every. single. feature of the launch is absolutely watertight.

A startup who announces a revolutionary way to address a particular scaling problem and does so in the form of an academic release rather than a media one, again with no fanfare.

A startup that managed to integrate the project of one of the most trusted academics in the entire space, brought him into the fold, and now boasts this highly respected project as an added security feature.

Now consider the fact that the SHORT term goals of this startup are to displace the the trillion dollar insurance, and quadrillion dollar derivatives market.

Do you even know what you're looking at at this point?

Do you see?

Do you actually have any idea what is coming around the corner?