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RE: Veritaseum ALREADY has the peer -to-peer capital markets trading platform finished.
I ask because you speak about VALUE. What level of understanding and knowledge do you have to determine the value of Veritaseum? What did you use to come to your conclusion?
I am an historian. SAMOS is the island now called Jamaica. When did you begin the study of the ancient and biblical history of the Americas?
The man ICARUS was said to have a SEA named after him. Think over that.
I await to read how you determine value as well as how you verify ancient geography.
Whether I have a company or not has nothing to do with my definition of "value", so that doesn't answer my question. You also did not answer my question as to whether you work for Reggie either directly or indirectly, and I asked this because your blog seems to focus almost solely on pumping Reggie's coin.
Regarding the definition of value of a cryptocurrency, all the points that I have laid out speak to the legitimate valuation of an ICO coin, and you can find these points in any ICO valuation discussion on Steemit or anywhere else. (Here's an example.) If everything on that list is done badly (and they are), the coin also has no transactions to speak of (nothing other than a few reports), and there is no proof that anything else is coming soon (rumors of Jamaica/Samos don't cut it), then I would not value the coin beyond a very reduced speculative valuation. My belief is the coin is currently valued on almost religious speculation based upon Clif High's Web Bot report because none of the other essentials that I've listed are present.
Regarding Samos and your ancient Greece theory, I'm not sure why you feel the need to transfer to this topic when we started on Veritaseum. I simply pointed out that there is already an island in the Aegean Sea called Samos and that I therefore find your Jamaica / Samos connection untenable. Furthermore, you should know that there are many other researchers with theories on the origins of Ancient Greece (Just one example:. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Baltic_Origins_of_Homer's_Epic_Tales) and their stories appear to hold a lot more water than your Samos / Jamaica connection. However, since you are clearly a Veritaseum holder, you obviously must like to engage in wild speculation ;-)