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...and it's a vaperware scam. Their technology just doesn't add up. No way it does what is claims.


Then I make my living on vaporware. My full-time job is writing smart contracts for Ethereum.


VCs fund vaporware all the time - the track record of blockchain investments is about $1.5 billion in, $0 out, per http://www.coindesk.com/bitcoin-venture-capital/ - so this is hardly an implausible statement.


I'm not getting funded to build Ethereum, I'm using Ethereum as a working technology stack. People pay me to build and deploy other projects on top of it, and some of the projects I've built are also in production.


I'm curious where? Someone actually pays you to do this?


There's a thriving ecosystem of startups, a fair amount of corporate interest, and a shortage of people good at writing smart contracts. I work for a company that provides dev and security auditing, mostly for startups, and business is good.




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