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I was reading the "post-mortem", which oddly enough is posted to a forum, doesn't actually explain how the incident occurred and not posted to their website and
by microwavecamera 9y ago
I was reading the "post-mortem", which oddly enough is posted to a forum, doesn't actually explain how the incident occurred and not posted to their website and came across this:
"Another point that I would like to make clear is that Veritaseum tokens are software that represent our knowledge, advisory and consulting skills, products and capabilities. Without the Veritaseum team, the tokens are literally wortheless! If someone were to someone confiscate 100% of the available tokens, all we need to do is refuse to stand behind them and recreate the token under a new contract."
So if something goes drastically wrong the game plan is to just abandon their cryptocoin altogether and walk away? That doesn't exactly inspire confidence but then again I still haven't been able to figure out what Veritaseum actually does. The rest of the post-mortem is just deflecting from the incident and misdirection:
"The Sr. partner of distressed credit of one of the world's largest funds specifically took the meeting after hearing about what we are doing. "This is big, very big" (that is an exact quote from the person who arranged the meeitng, who is a 40 yr veteran of Wall Streat, a literal brand name know by nearly every experienced professional - someone who had aggressively jumped on board team Veritaseum to assist in business development)"
Who?
That is in addtion to our Veritizing a medical practice as a showcase for doctors and healthcare biz pros around the world to emulate (using Veritas, of course). Think of us just capturing 50 basis points of all of the medical practices and related healthcare businesses in the world
Again who??