No, the same argument of yours would go for investing in companies.
Post by twetch#3375
Yeah, it does! If you invest in companies, you have to figure out which ones are going to be profitable.
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Companies = persons, just formed as a legal entity, which I see as a useless middle man for me as an investors
Show me the future of investing, dont be afraid to have money thrown at you directly
YOU are the companie in the end
You start
Tell me how much
Then tell me how much % I get from your Bitcoin income for how long (all negotiable)
Ensure me via a technical Bitcoin solution that I cannot get easily scammed, so I can kinda audit myself or whatever (should be doable)
Its not stupid
this is just "normal" investing after all, just into persons not companies
and Bitcoin could make it way easier
Just brainstorming, I asked the question first now you throw it back to me
No I'm saying this is YOUR idea so YOU start by selling investment in yourself along the lines you described.
No. Companies are groups of individuals cooperating to build a product or service. They are how we work together to achieve more than a single person can do on their own. Your job as investor is to pick the groups of individuals who can cooperate the best.
@740 already seems to be working on drafting agreements in the sense I was mentioning in my initial posts rn
Referencing conformity does not answer my question, but I have answered that in plenty posts already
If you work for me and you sign a contract with someone giving them authority over the value you produce when I PAY YOU, YOU'RE FUCKING FIRED.