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so "Thinking about" == "plans to"? Nice journalism.

• Someone1234 12y ago
  Except they have a specific plan and have even ran that plan past a lawyer to check its broad legality. I'd say they're doing both, thinking about AND plan[ning to.
• IkmoIkmo 12y ago
  It's definitely a plan? There's no certainty the plan will work or even be executed, but yes, it's a plan... Semantically I see no issue.
• Igglyboo 12y ago
  "The investors have explicitly agreed to this in their investment terms." So the investors have it in their contract and the actually talked to an ex-SEC lawyer, pretty sure that constitutes intent.
  • darkstar999 12y ago
    They have agreed to give up 10%, not to do the crypto thing. "We are thinking about creating a cryptocurrency"