Where the Rubber Meets the Road
These are the questions I had when trying to figure out what SafeBets was all about, due to my investment in Unicoin. I think the fact that nobody wanted to answer my questions, told me everything I needed to know.
Hi Brandon,
I am sure you are busy, especially after people read and reviewed the PPM. OK, I will complete and submit the subscription agreement to hold my place, because I still have several important and concerning questions:
1. Is it correct that SafeBets income will come from (a) making actual wagers on Kalshi or other prediction markets based on the information that SafeBets is able to acquire from the predictions on their own platform, which means SafeBets will actually derive their income from gambling, and (b) by trying to sell the prediction information that Safebets is able to acquire from their members that seem to make the best/most accurate predictions? Is that correct and are those the only (2) streams of revenue or are there others?
2. If the SafeBet shares are not registered and there is no platform or market for them to be sold, how does an Investor or an Investor’s estate ever get out of their SafeBet’s Investment? Is there some future “exit strategy” for investor’s that has not been explained yet.
3. What advantage will SafeBet’s have that makes it possible for them to make money on Kalshi or other type gambling prediction models, because their platforms are very fluid in the way they move. How will SafeBet’s acquire accurate predictions in a timely manner to be out ahead of the market moves on Kalshi or similar platforms.
4. If a year from now or 6 months from now, SafeBet’s finds that they are losing and undercapitalized and they need to sell more shares, why should that need to dilute the current investors shares. I would assume that after 6 months or a year that SafeBet’s will have acquired customers, experience and other intellectual property and information that would make the company more valuable than it is today. Why would they not issue more shares at a higher price and use a split mechanism that does not dilute the value of the original investor’s shares?
5. This next questions is where the rubber meets the road. Based on the $0.10 per share and Investor valuation of 100,000 shares for $10,000, what was the basis for crazy # of shares given to the following people?
100,000,000 Founder Shares - Alex Konanykhin = $10,000,000 valuation ($10 million for an idea)
100,000,000 Common Shares - Maria Silvina Moschini = $10,000,000 valuation ($10 million for what?)
50,000,000 Common Shares - TransparentBusiness Inc. (a/k/a Unicoin Inc.)
25,000,000 Common Shares - Robert Newman = $2,500,000 valuation ($2.5 million for what?)
Is there a balance sheet that shows how much hard cash each of these people have put into the ongoing operation of SafeBets? Also, are they going to be paid a salary, if so how much?
Bottomline - anyone can copy this idea and call it SureBets and launch a competitive platform for under $100,000 with a website and 1 or 2 tech guys? What is the basis for the following shares valued at over $25 million going to 3 people for what? IMO, this is what truly jeopardizes the chances for success and what will truly dilutes shareholder value.
6. How many other employees or staff members are there and what are their aggregate salaries per month that the company will be burning thru?
7. What are just the monthly operational costs just to maintain the status quo if there is not money spent on marketing or anything else?
Brandon, most of these questions were based on finally getting a chance to read the PPM. Thank you in advance for providing whatever information that you can.
26 avril 2026
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