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> Based in Bermuda the Leather Bound Ledger is bound by the laws of Bermuda and thus ultimately the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council. The privy council c
by anon9001 5y ago
> Based in Bermuda the Leather Bound Ledger is bound by the laws of Bermuda and thus ultimately the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council. The privy council can trace its origins to the Witenagemot of the old Anglo Saxon Kingdoms over 1,000 years ago.
Fascinating. How much interest have you had?
Blockchain NFTs do about $800k/day in sales, mostly on the Ethereum book, which is worth about $23B.
How many NFTs are being add to your book per day? How much is the total value of that book worth?
If your book and the value of the ownership that it annotates is larger than Ethereum, then you've really got something special going on, and all these crypto bros should probably give up and join your project.
Now you might be thinking "that's not fair, this is a growth project! we just started!". Ok, maybe you've not displaced Ethereum yet, but you will soon.
Are you experiencing hypergrowth? Are investors clammoring for a share of your book? If so, I'd like to learn more about what they find interesting and how I might invest. If not, it sounds like your project might not be a good investment opportunity.
- etothepii 5y agoYou are, of course, correct that the leather bound ledger is not currently drowning in customers. But the underlying technology, that is to say, the law of contract supports a much larger market than web3.