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Monkeys with typewriters are currently busy banging out whitepapers for ICOs.
A friend of mine writes and edits ICO whitepapers. He's very skilled and gets paid pretty well for those skills.
Next: Mining bitcoin with pool of monkeys with typewriters.
We will need a BTC/Donut exchange soon.
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A friend of mine writes and edits ICO whitepapers. He's very skilled and gets paid pretty well for those skills.
The fact alone that writing and editing ICO whitepapers (plural) is something an individual can do as a job makes me trust ICOs significantly less.
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The fact alone that writing and editing ICO whitepapers (plural) is something an individual can do as a job makes me trust ICOs significantly less.
You have seen nothing yet https://www.fiverr.com/writer_clara/write-and-proofread-your...
Given the quality of this gig description, at least we know that whitepapers written by that person will be immediately recognizable as scams.
I think there is a market for selling hand-mined bitcoins as a novelty item, but selling individual hashes might be a pretty small niche.
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A friend of mine writes and edits ICO whitepapers. He's very skilled and gets paid pretty well for those skills.
The fact alone that writing and editing ICO whitepapers (plural) is something an individual can do as a job makes me trust ICOs significantly less.
I've found it works best with artisanal sharpened pencils http://www.artisanalpencilsharpening.com