Continuing the discussion from Let Storj Rise Again:
We have seen some traction here in this poll:
However the number of new responses in that thread is low and therefore the poll is slowly drowning and might be missed by some interested users.
We also saw some traction in that poll where the majority stated it is still seeing a future:
So with that in mind I would like to hear from you once more what financial capacity you can mobilize so we can see what number the community might be able to achieve together.
I have made a table. (@Alexey, maybe we can put that into a wiki, so that anybody can enter their own values there?)
The core and very serios question: How much monetary capital are you willing and able to invest to get the company to emerge from Chapter 11 and return to operational stability?
We’re seeking to understand the total investment capacity available. At this stage, we would like to receive only serious offers. It is not binding yet but please enter only amounts you are genuinely prepared to invest and which you could deploy on short notice.
Investment Structure: We are currently considering two forms of investment:
- Equity investment = ownership stake with return from profits
and/or - Debt investment (loan/credit)
Please complete the table below with:
- Your name
- Loan amount (if applicable)
- Equity amount (if applicable)
- A note indicating whether both apply simultaneously or one exclusively
Like in the sample line, the user would be willing to invest $10K: $5K as loan + $5K as equity.
If you cannot enter your offer into the provided table, please respond to this post with your offer with the information requested from the table.
| User Name | Loan Amount (USD) | Equity Investment Amount (USD) | Both or Either one |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sample Name | 5.000 | 5.000 | Both |
So let’s see, if we could possibly raise a substantial amount. At the end we aim to keep the number of equity holders as low as possible to ensure homogenous alignment with the vision and future goals, and to avoid endless complications in decision-making, shareholder disputes, and conflicts of interest.
Depending on the feedback we will see how we can proceed.