So you are saying that they shouldn't use every possible opportunity to get more FREE money that they can use for Lisk development down the road?

He had written using to gain and not using to buy...

Lisk team did this - very well. And if I were Max, I would look forward to the second round for Bytes and Blackbytes

But yes, please stop this stupid discussion about the Byteball distribution

^AND NOW THIS ? ? ?  ===> https://bittrex.com/Market/Index?MarketName=BTC-JBS


 


MAX AND OLIVER ARE BUYING AND MAKING MONEYS! ! ! meh

At least give us some proof its them. How about a BTC transaction that shows dev funds going to bittrex?

Mal you make it sound so negative. Lightcurve is simply an LTD that enables its employees to be legally registered in Berlin and to get paid by the Lisk foundation in Switzerland.

As clearly stated in the article, Lightcurve is the enterprise used by the Lisk Foundation to support the development and promotion of Lisk while also assisting with the management of its community.

Have you ever heard of the "Dutch sandwich" or the "Double Irish arrangement"? Google it if you don't know what I'm talking about and please connect the dots before making "sided" consideration

Beside, this legal arrangement is in place since November 2016. No one ever paid attention to it until now. Why making a big deal out of nothing only now? Is this another way to create more drama around Lisk?

Why are you loosing confidence?

Well, it has been how long since launch now? We have had pretty much no development while they try to set up their organizations/companies. Is there a legal reason why they can't work on the code during this time (honest question)? You expect me to believe it took every bit of their time (they should be working AT LEAST >=40 hr work weeks with how much money they are raking in) to set up their organizations when it took this long? Sure, these things take a while to accomplish because there is tons of back and forth and bureaucracy you have to go through, but they don't actually take that much time or require that much work on a daily basis (especially split between an entire team of people)- a good portion of the time is spent waiting for things to be filed, approved, waiting to meet with people, etc. What were they doing during this entire time while they waited for the foundation of their company and why couldn't they begin work on the code? Is it because they need the ICO money to hire outside programmers? But aren't there programmers within the team itself? Wouldn't it be in the teams best interest to begin development ASAP? It's not like they are getting paid one way or another until the ICO funds are released, so why wouldn't they work to increase the value of their token during that time (they hold tons of LISK too, remember)?

Uuuhm, because.... The entire crypto market is speculation based...  Did you not realize this?
...and diversification is usually considered a good thing btw.