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I think they would be kicked off whatever fund raising platform they use pretty quickly.
by 236dev 6y ago
I think they would be kicked off whatever fund raising platform they use pretty quickly.
- 29083011397778 6y agoAt which point wouldn't they switch to BTC? Agree or disagree with who Voat is and what they say, but I can only assume at least one coin exchange would be willing to do business with them.
- sfkdjf9j3j 6y agoIn the comments (which I don't recommend reading, they're full of extreme racism), an apparently regular user says they tried getting donations before but it's never enough to last more than a few months.
- pfisch 6y agoI agree, this doesn't make sense to me unless this person is not good at business. I mean, why not at least try to sell it to parler.
- crocodiletears 6y agoI don't think Parler would want it. Parler's a mix of traditional neoconservatism, and MAGA culture. That represents a sizeable portion of the US population. Voat's content is by reputation alt-right, and bald-faced fascism. It's the fringe of the fringe, and the type of content that gets you cut out of payment networks.
- hombre_fatal 6y agoYou vastly overestimate the value of Voat and the zeal with which anyone wants to buy it. Though, speaking of business sense, I don’t see why Parler would want Voat. They already have their own community. If they saw business value in a forum system, they would just build it.
- mrlala 6y agoAnd again we come to the conclusion of the only real use for cryptos- moving money when no one wants to touch you with a 10 foot pole otherwise. But to the moon, right!
- tootie 6y agoAnyone who backed them financially would be instantly blacklisted. They'd be better off asking to be sent cash via snail mail.