The website is back online. (w/ some intermittent connection issues - should be resolved shortly)

Mishax, I think everyone knows full well what Leancy is as well as any other HYIP programs. Stating the obvious wouldn't help and usually voicing any negativity towards the program could result in what you just describe has happen to you. I for one know full well since I've had a first hand experience like yours in the past.

Before people start preaching FUD, I think we owe it to ourselves to remain calm. We should take Leancy's word as it is and give them some time. If it is indeed a host issue, it will be resolved within a time frame.

More info and any updates can be found on Leancy's FB page at: https://www.facebook.com/groups/leancy/

According to one of the admins, there's a temporary datacenter issue with their host. The website and it's service should be back online soon. No ETA has been given yet. I will update you guys as soon as the information is made available to me.

You've been entered into the raffle. Good luck!
PM me in 10 days to receive your $5.00 BTCitcoins too.

Duly noted.

Truthfully, I heard of this program since day 1 of it's inception but I restrained myself from advertising their site because I wanted to gauge for myself how well will it do and if it will be sustainable for a "decent" amount of time. I joined a little over a week ago and started on my first deposit about 2 days afterwards. As of current, the program seems to be doing very well for itself. The amount of new members joining and making deposits is very consistent and I would not be surprised to see R.O. take off like Leancy did.

Talking about Leancy, R.O. is structure visually and systematically similar to Leancy. Their site seem to have less information available compared to Leancy but I have a good hunch that will change in the future as they have been constantly updating the site more frequently. Just recently, they've added a real-time deposit/withdrawal chart. One thing I do like about their program is it offers higher daily interest rates compared to Leancy which means I hit my returns quicker.

Disclaimer: Topic starter is not sponsored nor employed by RO-INVEST in any way, shape or form. This topic is created for the sole purpose of advertising their investment opportunities. As with all types of investment, do not invest into something that you're not comfortable with or an amount that's more than what you're willing to lose. Practice due-diligence, do your "homework" and exercise common sense.

This thread is moderated so please exercise due diligence when posting your referral link. Members are allowed to post their referral link but do so in a manner that is relevant to your post and does not constitute as spam (eg: posting proof of payment w/ link is acceptable —  posting ref. link on every reply or of another program is not). I am not moderating to mute freedom of speech/comments so feel free to express whatever you want.





What is RO-INVEST? (Aside from the obvious point it's another HYIP— O.P.)

• R&O Real Estate specializes in the business model of buying undervalued foreclosed properties from insolvencies/liquidation and at foreclosure auctions and selling such properties for a profit.

Investment Plans

• RO-INVEST guarantees your daily income of up to 20% of your investment amount. In other words, every day you will receive up to 20% of the amount you have invested.
• Accrued earnings are available for immediate withdrawal. There are no limits to how many time you can withdraw a day nor is their a minimum withdrawal amount.
• RO-INVEST offers flexible interest rates depending on the amount invested. (See chart below)

        

• Note:
  Your deposit (investment) will remain active until it reaches the 150% return. What that means is if you started off with a $100 (100%) principle deposit, you will make a maximum return of $50 (50%). 100% + 50% = $150 return total (which includes the principle investment).
  
  With a $100 investment @ 5% daily interest, it will take approximately 20 days to earn back your principle amount. After the 20th day, the earnings you make will be residual income until it hits the 150% mark (which would be $50). Of course, if you compound your investments, your daily returns will be more per day but the time frame mentioned above will be the same for your principle deposit. However, if you invest over a specific amount, you'll receive higher interest rates which will help hit your 150% return in a shorter time frame.
  
  Minimum Deposit: $1.00
  Maximum Deposit: No Limit
  Minimal Withdrawal: $0.01
  Maximum Withdrawal: No Limit
  Payment Methods: Perfect Money, EgoPay, OKPay, Payeer, PayPal, BTCitcoin, Litecoin, Dogecoin
  Accruals are calculated instantaneously at every second.
  
  Click here to join

The 0.0000 BTC is what you currently have withdrawn from your 0.75 BTC deposit; assuming your deposit was 0.50 BTC. The 0.75 BTC would be the 150% return.

When you withdraw and re-invest/compound, the new deposit will be treated as separate and will not tally towards your principle deposit. When it gets to 0.75 BTC, your investment will stop accruing interest.

Because if you invested 1BTC as your principle and you deposited, for example, another 1BTC 15 days after your principle deposit; you will only effectively be able to earn a higher interest at a higher return rate from your compound for a total of 15 days before your principle expires (when you make the 150% return). By then, you are back where you started with the second Bitcoin deposit in your portfolio.

How many members of Leancy are compounding their returns? Would anyone care to share their compound strategy with others? Compounding with Leancy is not the same as regular compound investment (aka simple compound or interest compound) as one would get from savings simply because the return duration/investment timeline is much shorter (<=30 days).

Within those 30 days, one must be careful how much and how often to compound depending on the yields they want to get back and the principle they want to build up to. A lot of inexperienced members and possibly even the experienced investors make the mistake of compounding at sporadic intervals which could cause a longer duration in returns. I would like to hear the opinions, tips & advices or strategies of others. I believe if people can contribute to this topic, it would be an important piece of the puzzle for other members, even the experienced ones and we might all learn something from it and help each other out along the way.

Not bad at all shot. It looks like you actually put some time and work into that video, unlike all those other vids which was made with the intent to spam it around on YT. Nonetheless - Nice job!

Does CoinAd implement any securities against fraud clicks for their advertisers? I'm asking because I've listed an ad which roughly lasted me 4-5 days. My second ad with the same amount of clicks lasted me less than 2 days. What is CoinAd doing to prevent fraud clicks with the intention of trying to expire someone's ad quicker than what it should be?

Absolutely not. Anyone who thinks this is the end of Bitcoin does not understand Bitcoin and it's economic system. In recent news of Mark Karpeles filing for Gox's bankruptcy, the prices for Bitcoin has dipped a little but it's nothing anyone should worry about or panic over but then again, inexperienced traders will always panic sell. The prices will climb within the next few days just like how the trend went upwards after Gox's website went dark.

I have to admit that even with Gox out of the picture, they can still currently affect the market of Bitcoin and that is just sad. But I am optimistic to say any connection to Gox & Bitcoin in the future will be nill and that is when Bitcoin will be stronger than ever.

On a completely different note, is it just me or did Karpeles look really smug in that bankruptcy news interview? Is it just me that wants to punch him in the face for no obvious reason?

Not to thread-jack or anything but I took the liberty of looking into this site myself since it looks pretty promising. However, I have come to the conclusion that there's a good chance this is a hybrid of a Ponzi, eg: HYIPs or the likes. One tell-tale sign is lack of information on who runs it and also if you calculate the daily return rates, it seems quite high for arbitrage trading.

It would make more sense if they traded the BTC people put in and turned a profit from arbitrage trading which then gets taxed a % which then gets spread across their investors depending on the amount invested. That might make more sense in terms of structure but it seems to me the interest rate are a % of what is invested individually by it's members.

That's just my rant but good luck to all those who have invested. I hope everyone at least gets to make some return out of this program.

Haters will be haters while others bet on Lottos and others throw BTC into straight-up Ponzi sites. Call me crazy but I find throwing BTC into Leancy is much more satisfying than throwing thousands of dollars on pre-order hardware (aka vaporware) and less of an headache trying to follow the status on my pre-order day by day. Spend a few grand on some terahash miner only to find out by the time you get it, it's a chunk of paperweight. But I digress, that's just my rant.

Also, don't make me the evil scientist trying to take over everyone's Bitcoin. I'm not forcing anyone to sign up under me, everyone has their own freewill to op out of my referral network let alone signing up at all.

P.S - There are other HYIP that has been operating for over 3 years. I'm not going to lie but I would be very pleased if Leancy manage to hit that long. Judging from the amount of new members joining and the amount of invested, it seems promising but that's just all speculation.

Check the first thread, there are at least 3 people on this thread (incl. me) that has proof of payouts in a form of a screenshot. I've compiled a short list of payouts from the two different members that posted proof of payment screenshots.

You can always buy some from exchanges if you can fork out the cash. If not, then sorry bud.. tough luck =\

They also support fiat deposits via payment processors.. but that's another topic I'm not interested in.

lol, I don't even know if you're trolling or not Mishax. If I was the owner or even an employee of Leancy, I wouldn't have the need to get referrals now would I? But I digress, you're free to have your own opinion about me regardless if it's true or not.

As I mentioned previously; and I know my username can be misleading, I am not employed by Leancy. I'm no different than any other members on Leancy. Doesn't anyone read the red text on top of the thread?

Please tell me what I should be transparent about and I would be more than happy to update the thread. I think the notice on top of the thread high-lighted in red is more than enough in terms of fair-warning. But if you feel I should add any additional info, shoot.