Iāve in several cases gathered detailed data as well.
Iām grateful for your feedback and accommodate you with admitting that you provided different points of view.
Whether statements are false or true often is subject to interpretation. We can agree to disagree for the most parts, if you like.
No, but Iām not agreeing that people in important roles should be left alone if thereās a lot going on that requires clearing up.
But instead of clearing things up, Phoenix hides and only crawls hout his hole to accuse people.
Agreed. It would be hard to deny that.
And what does that make him?
My interpretation is that this makes him unreliable in more than just one way.
Others may interpret that differently.
Really? That must have slipped my attention and Iām good at reading and remembering. The easiest thing would have been for Phoenix to tell, because he should remember best what he did, why and when.
Sadly he remains silent and leaves it to you to provide us with possible explanations of what might have been.
Thatās the way to run a business and lead! Let others do the dirty work. Always transparent.
Thank you for your insights.
You wanna whitewash @Phoenix by saying he can do as he pleases, if only one may assume it could be in the interest of B&C sahreholders, this is funny. Or naive.
If he had decided to trade the NBT to BTC that would have been fine?
Oh how wonderful for BKS holders, if the B&C dev fund were still holding BTCā¦
Some might see him as a leader. Others might see him as something different.
And that inherits the āin the interest ofā part of the motion that made Phoenix fund keeper?
Strangely the motion to trade NBT for NSR doesnāt have such an āin the interest ofā clause.
Regarding the trade of NBT to NSR.
BKS holders were caught between a rock and a hard place and decided to trade NBT for NSR.
That was a game well played.
They received $0.70 per NBT. They paid a part of the price of Nuās failure. What a compelling benefit. If thereās so much confidence in the inner workings of Nu, why trading NBT in the first place? Phoenix is felicitous, but heās a snake in the grass.
Nuās business scheme hasnāt been adjusted, although the need for that as well as ways for that have been laid out.
Itās still based on selling NSR to cover operational expenses like the losses from trading NBT/BTC all hoping for a future in which there will be miraculous revenues. For the foreseeable future this makes Nu a ponzi scheme.
Nu doesnāt have any kind of useful accounting. This is necessary to keep investors and customers blindfolded.
Phoenix hides behind a cloak of transparency, when thingās arenāt transparent at all and he is silent as the grave.
Heās in control of the minting majority at Nu apparently, holds B&C ransom with the NBT and NSR games he plays and at the same time heās super anonymous.
Heās the dictator thatās out of reach.
I spent a lot of time researching Nu. I was impressed by the potential. I was close to losing money at Nu. But I was lucky enough to find smelly things before I put money in NSR. I realized that the only real potential to make money is for those who can see behind the curtain. That was never the NSR holders.
Both NSR holders and customers (NBT holders like B&C) paid the price for Nuās flawed business scheme.
With all Iāve read and understood I canāt stay silent and keep my peace of conscience. Future investors and customers have the chance to know better. Itās up to them what they make with this information.
Please try to understand that.
