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Not long ago, an advisor of ours shared the 2014's “everyone’s a scammer” article by Michael Goldstein at the Nakamoto Institute, to sum it up for you, let me just quote “Investments are scams because they lead you to believe you can get a higher return than holding bitcoin itself, despite the economics of bitcoin naturally making this an absurd claim in the medium-run.”

Ok, so nothing should be built, or at least, nobody should back those investing their own time and money on building products, platforms and communities that strengthen the blockchain community itself.

For example, nobody should have invested their bitcoin in Vitalik when he started Ethereum, because there’s no possible progress after bitcoin. Let me quote one last time what our friend said back in 2014: “Ethereum recently raised $15 million in their “Ether sale” for an unfinished project, in Bitcoin, of course. There isn’t even a product yet, but investors have placed their bets. Ethereum now has over thirty thousand bitcoins, destined to be worth unspeakable volumes of wealth, while investors hold worthless hope”

Worthless hope has turned into the most promising platform in crypto, and this happened only because there were smart and bold individuals willing to back the project.

Last week, my team and I launched Experimental, a community that will develop new applications for the blockchain with the only goal of making it popular — We believe there’s a great potential in this technology and the world has only seen a tiny part of it.

It’s super exciting because we will bring down the blockchain from its pedestal and we’ll make it understandable by everyone. These apps we will work on are called experiments. These experiments will be suggested and voted by the community. The community will be composed by those holding our own ethereum based token: e11. The first experiment has been already decided and it’s currently being developed: a mobile game on the blockchain called CryptoWars, you can read more about it here.