Orisi – An open-source framework for Bitcoin smart contracts
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Re: Orisi – An open-source framework for Bitcoin smart contracts
#2As an abstract idea / bitcoin experiment this is cool. As a company this is a disaster.
Its amazing you can fund a company these days with a statement like "the business model is yet to be discovered - we’ll probably provide paid-for oracle hosting services, or launch/invest in some smart contracts ourselves."
That basically is a business model of "we have no business model or intention of ever making any money - if people stop giving us money perhaps we can host a virtual yard sale - btw bitcoin is cool!!!!!
A three person team of SEO consultants think there is so much value in their understanding of an open source codebase they can somehow turn that into a business because bitcoin - lol.
Re: Orisi – An open-source framework for Bitcoin smart contracts
#3The project is on hold since a year ago, but here's a link to the whitepaper if anyone's interested: https://github.com/orisi/wiki/wiki/Orisi-White-Paper
If anyone has any questions feel free to ask here.
Re: Orisi – An open-source framework for Bitcoin smart contracts
#4As an abstract idea / bitcoin experiment this is cool. As a company this is a disaster. Its amazing you can fund a company these days with a statement like "the business model is yet to be discovered - we’ll probably provide paid-for oracle hosting services, or launch/invest in some smart contracts ourselves." That basically is a business model of "we have no business model or intention of ever making any money - if…
Why the hate?
The project was self-funded from previous successful ventures. That answers your first question.
As for the "SEO consultants" - neither one of us does consulting work, so I don't know where you got that either. We're all quite technical actually.
Re: Orisi – An open-source framework for Bitcoin smart contracts
#5As an abstract idea / bitcoin experiment this is cool. As a company this is a disaster. Its amazing you can fund a company these days with a statement like "the business model is yet to be discovered - we’ll probably provide paid-for oracle hosting services, or launch/invest in some smart contracts ourselves." That basically is a business model of "we have no business model or intention of ever making any money - if…
Why the hate? The project was self-funded from previous successful ventures. That answers your first question. As for the "SEO consultants" - neither one of us does consulting work, so I don't know where you got that either. We're all quite technical actually.
I am not hating - I am just giving my opinion based on what I read on the first page. I guess SEO engineers is a better way to describe your work (tbh like many people SEO is a killer word that stops my attention i did not click through too see this was a tool not a consultancy) so I apologise for that.
So what is the current status of the project? it seems like you have not done anything for a year on the project but now it got submitted to HN? Bitcoin must have changed a lot in that time so i guess this is already a dead business just a cool project idea?
Re: Orisi – An open-source framework for Bitcoin smart contracts
#6 "Create your own contract in 29 easy steps"
Re: Orisi – An open-source framework for Bitcoin smart contracts
#7Earlier quoted context omitted.
Why the hate? The project was self-funded from previous successful ventures. That answers your first question. As for the "SEO consultants" - neither one of us does consulting work, so I don't know where you got that either. We're all quite technical actually.
I am not hating - I am just giving my opinion based on what I read on the first page. I guess SEO engineers is a better way to describe your work (tbh like many people SEO is a killer word that stops my attention i did not click through too see this was a tool not a consultancy) so I apologise for that. So what is the current status of the project? it seems like you have not done anything for a year on the project bu…
It was a project idea, with some novel concepts introduced in our Whitepaper ( https://github.com/orisi/wiki/wiki/Orisi-White-Paper ). The bitcoin community changed a bit, but the fundamentals haven't and the concept we introduced is still awaiting a proper implementation.
Why it got submitted - I don't know who did it, it was neither one of us! But it's nice to see that someone's still interested in what you did.
One thing that I really should do is some kind of closure & public after action review...
Re: Orisi – An open-source framework for Bitcoin smart contracts
#8"Create your own contract in 29 easy steps" yikes, that's a lot of steps... isn't this supposed to simplify that?
"easy" was an irony here :) The goal of the project was to allow those things in the first place.
Simplifying deployment would be step #2 after the whole architecture was completed.
Re: Orisi – An open-source framework for Bitcoin smart contracts
#9"Create your own contract in 29 easy steps" yikes, that's a lot of steps... isn't this supposed to simplify that?
"easy" was an irony here :) The goal of the project was to allow those things in the first place.
Simplifying deployment would be step #2 after the whole architecture was completed.