I can't believe there isn't more of a public outcry about this
If smoothie ever makes an exit scam I guess this would be the first clue correct?
I wouldn't spread FUD. Although it has been a while since smoothie has responded, I wouldn't call him a scammer as he has at least hundreds maybe even thousands of Bitcoins/litecoins entrusted within his holograms. He still hasn't sweeped or stolen AFAIK. What do you call someone who saves private keys for at least 8 months? Just because they have no swept or stolen anything yet does not mean they do not plan too in the future. pretty sure mt. gox was trusted with over 800kbitcoins, what about Bitcoin Savings & Trust which got around 700k bitcoins I dont think the number of bitcoins you hold/have access to makes you trustworthy. Coinographic didnt have anywhere near that much LTC but still scammed. How do you know that he saved private keys? He probably accidentally printed 2 of the same sets of keys at once and assembled a batch of coins with the same keys. It honestly could be a one off mistake. Just wait for Smoothie to confirm before pointing fingers. It won't do your reputation any good.... Why would smoothie admit to saving the private keys? Of course he wouldn't. The only option he has is to say whatever reason it was an accident, but the more everyone speculates how it could have happened you are all giving him ideas on how to play it off as an accident if he indeed is saving the private keys. If he printed 2 sets of the same keys at the same time, why was there 8 months inbetween assembling/funding them? In no way am I comparing them but the difference between Lealana and every coin maker that has pulled a scam is that Smoothie has been 110% transparent in his business. Yes he was slow to reply here, but with everything else he has done, he has been open and done so with full transparency. He doesn't hide behind an alias and is very public with his identity. Most of the other companies are shills with fake personas. Again, that's not to say that all of them are but you can't even bring Smoothie into that circle. Stop speculating and just wait for him to comment. |
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How do you know that he saved private keys? He probably accidentally printed 2 of the same sets of keys at once and assembled a batch of coins with the same keys. It honestly could be a one off mistake. Just wait for Smoothie to confirm before pointing fingers. It won't do your reputation any good....
How to proof you destroyed the priv. keys as coin maker ? As buyer You will take that risk when you buy the coin and assume it is. I don't really see how that's relevant to my post at all but sure  |
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I can't believe there isn't more of a public outcry about this
If smoothie ever makes an exit scam I guess this would be the first clue correct?
I wouldn't spread FUD. Although it has been a while since smoothie has responded, I wouldn't call him a scammer as he has at least hundreds maybe even thousands of Bitcoins/litecoins entrusted within his holograms. He still hasn't sweeped or stolen AFAIK. What do you call someone who saves private keys for at least 8 months? Just because they have no swept or stolen anything yet does not mean they do not plan too in the future. pretty sure mt. gox was trusted with over 800kbitcoins, what about Bitcoin Savings & Trust which got around 700k bitcoins I dont think the number of bitcoins you hold/have access to makes you trustworthy. Coinographic didnt have anywhere near that much LTC but still scammed. How do you know that he saved private keys? He probably accidentally printed 2 of the same sets of keys at once and assembled a batch of coins with the same keys. It honestly could be a one off mistake. Just wait for Smoothie to confirm before pointing fingers. It won't do your reputation any good.... |
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Redeem it NOW
Edit: man that guy is a shitty scammer too
I am definately not a scammer - smoothie for some reason thought i was a shill of woodcollector, and he couldnt have been more wrong! I don't think he was referring to you OP but rather COINOGRAPHIC (the coin maker). Not only was he a scammer but a bad one at that considering he seemed to have missed out redeeming some of the coins despite having kept all the private keys). |
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And on the seventh day God ended his work which he had made; and he rested on the seventh day from all his work which he had made.
And God blessed the seventh day, and sanctified it: because that in it he had rested from all his work which God created and made.
Then God said; Though shan't bid on this item for it has been reserved.
And his messenger (AT101ET) placed a bid of 0.35BTC for Him.
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That's just over $1000 at today's trading price. If I were you I'd peel it and redeem it ASAP. If COINOGRAPHIC notices/sees this post then they'll redeem it for you. The coins are as good as compromised anyway so you don't have much to lose. I doubt anyone would be willing to pay face value for the coin as it is... |
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Haha. $5k per coin. I'm not sure which exchange has been trading at that price but some individual is about to make a shit ton of money while every noob who buys in is about to lose their life savings.
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How much are you looking for per coin?
I'm very interested in buying one (delivered in the U.K.).
I paid for one but never received it as that was around about when he started his scam.
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Out of curiosity how would one go about shipping guacamole (or other fresh foods) and ship them internationally without having them go bad by the time they arrive?
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Probably not a good idea to publicise your email like that.
You might want to go ahead and remove it to prevent spam or any phishing attempts.
The coins have sold and have been received by the winner.
Having been said I still have some other coins (including 2x 5 LTC set, 1x MS-67 1 LTC single, 1x 10 LTC and a 1x 25 LTC).
If you're interested then let me know.
Thanks
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If we only valued projects based on ICO price, then Bancor & EOS must be awesome! Perhaps the dev team of QRL decided they didn't need $25 million to bring their project to market and are allowing early investors to be rewarded for their faith in the team. I only wish more projects would do this, not less. To then say that QRL is overvalued because it is "x" times ICO price is lazy at best. The question is, what upside potential does QRL have if they successfully launch MainNet and are proved to have the most secure crypto in this space in regards to quantum computing hacks. If you think the answer to that question is #90 or lower on CMC, then by all means buy something else. If you think the value of being quantum secure is a top 30 coin (or better) as many do, then today's prices are a worthy value play.
That was my thinking as well. I doubled my position today at near the low. Great post! How do you know this was at the near low? QRL bounced a bit and is now back on its way down - for all you know it could be trading at half the current price in 6 hours or 24 hours. All you did was take a gamble - all the best with that. You know there are btc casinos around here right - it's a much faster way to gamble. Not quite right. When you buy in on a roulette table and go all in on red, that's called gambling. You don't know what the outcome will be but you're taking a 50/50 chance that it will land on red. QRL (as with all crypto) is a gamble. You hope that it will ultimately increase in price from the price you bought in at. However, you don't just buy any crypto hoping that it goes up. You choose your investments farefully. QRL has a lot of promise and is attempting to do something new. I think it has a lot of promise and when buying in there's a lot more to it than that. |
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That's a shame. I would have been interested. How did all coins get picked up so quickly? Maybe it's worth imposing a buy limit per customer. Why would one person posssibly need so many of these coins?
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We can all speculate but until Smoothie replies it's just purely speculation.
I think it was an honest mistake. He may have just printed out the same keys twice and didn't realise when assembling the coins.
Just remember that Lealana have had thousands of coins sold and traded and there have been no other such incidents. As mentioned, this is an isolated incident. In my eyes it seems like a genuine mistake.
Let's wait for Smoothie to confirm.
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You should really include pictures. Maybe linking a website would be a good idea.
I took a look at your spreadsheet but it was a little messy and not too clear.
Do you happen to have an IWC Portuguese Rose Gold?
Hello dear friend we have IWC watch please look line #1993 here Wristwatch. There is not item 1993 on the list. The IWC starts at 1994 on your list but I'm specifically looking for the IWC Portuguese in arose Gold. Do you have that model? If so, I'd like some pictures please. Thanks |
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One of the best posts I've read all day. If anyone is stupid enough to fall for this then they deserve to lose their money. The "Why am I doing this?" Was by far the best part of the whole paragraph  |
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You should really include pictures. Maybe linking a website would be a good idea.
I took a look at your spreadsheet but it was a little messy and not too clear.
Do you happen to have an IWC Portuguese Rose Gold?
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Want to vouch for OP. Just sold him some coins. He was very patient while I was busy dealing with some things and was great to deal with. Would trade again 10/10. Thanks  |
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Thank you for the bids, everyone! And apologies to my fellow Americans for the ribbing about our improper use of the word football. Regards, Chris I think a European needs to win this one. It would be blasphemous for an American to have this in their homes. 0.2 BTC |
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How can you guarantee that this business plan will be profitable and especially with those specific numbers?
A business in only profitable if it brings in more money than the costs it faces. A plan is just a plan and nothing more. You can't guarantee that this business will be profitable unless you start the business yourself and then sell it when your balance sheet shows that it is indeed turning a profit. Until then it's just an idea. One that can fail just as easily and if not more than it will succeed.
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This is interesting thanks for sharing. How did I miss this project along my path? I am reading up, checking the historicals... looks like a promising investment still. Cheers and good job to the quantum Resistant Ledger Team. I love the concept. 🦋❤️🦋❤️🦋 This project wasn't hyped up like all the other coins with ICOs. QRL held a public capped fundraiser to raise the funds that they deemed necessary to help with development. Unlike other ICOs, QRL set a realistic uninflated cap as they knew that's what it would take to fund the project. There wasn't any profit on their part. It's super cheap right now so I'd advise you that if you want in then now is the time. Once the main net launches people will kick themselves for not buying when they had the chance. |
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