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 fallen off my chair LOLing at this  ))))))))) |
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iotawallet.com is not working here
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Selling 2 million IOTA for 100 BTC (0.00005 BTC/IOTA). To be honest, I'm completely nervous with escrow services. I would need to talk directly to buyer and we need to carefully pick escrow service.
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No, total supply is 999,999,999.999999999
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I'm glad you you think so. Others with more in depth knowledge have said it is an over hyped conceptual nightmare that will grid to a halt under load of more than a few 100k users.
Let's wait and see.
But yes. I hold a little now. But not too much.
Well I won't go into technical details because I just don't know about it, but everything tells me Vitalik is a brilliant mind because I was reading his in-depth articles from Bitcoin Magazine from the start. My best guess is that it simply cannot be true - he was surely thinking of scalability, too. |
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i think you will find a lot of people missed it due to not hearing about it. I missed ethereum but because I chose not to invest. I am not moaning about ethereum.
Choosing not to invest in Ethereum tells a lot about your expertise. That was single most promising project out there in last several years. There wasn't many brains needed to conclude Ethereum was very safe and profitable investment. |
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ICO was not legit - it wasn't advertised enough! (C) by Cryptohunter
I will make a frame and put it on my wall to make me laugh every morning I wake up. LOL LOL LOL.
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390 sats buy in. The coin is not released yet. Let's generate some extra tokens for late ICO2 investors.
Why would they say no?? more funds for their project right?
So first time they claimed they sold all coins in ICO1, but now they should make some new phantom coins for ICO2, to be able to sell them. What kind of credibility would this give to whole IOTA project? Can't you get the proportion of ridiculousness here? )) You're giving me a really good LOL time, thanks. |
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No, please explain it to me.
Here's your case: You're accusing IOTA team for a scammy ICO behavior, but you give them another chance for redemption because actually you do believe in honesty of IOTA, but you're crying now you didn't notice it? Pathetic man, do a reality check, you have no evidence IOTA is a scam, no one has it by now. Your accusations are empty as empty can be. |
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1. how can I blackmail him? if there is nothing to hide. I am simply saying run another ICO to allow the rest of the people that missed the first ICO a chance to invest at ICO prices.
Do you even remotely realize how stupid this sounds? |
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Please don't make ridiculous comparisons in the hope of justifying an under advertised ico that is open to rife manipulation.
Your logic is flawed 100%. There is no such thing as under-advertised ICO. Important thing is whether you believe in developers, in technology, and not how many and how much was invested into. ICO is ICO, whatever it is, small/big, advertised/not-advertised, it's the technicals of the project that will bring something down or up, market will tell. I invested in IOTA because it seems like it's a honest thing, aiming for a big market, not in any way scammy in my opinion by now. Even if there were NO advertising for ICO, I wouldn't consider it as a scam. You get my point? Even if they done self-investment to make things look bigger, they can't do anything and it's worthless without good technology. So putting stealthy ICO (in my opinion it was not stealth at all) for the reason why IOTA is scam is ridiculous. |
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Why not just be honest say. We want to control all the coins, we will keep telling you how great it is and telling you how much you want it. But you can't have it yet ...maybe just a few crumbs for 3000%. We won't put it on exchanges until we have had weeks of pump threads. Then eventually we will make you believe that is just the normal price for it that you have to pay. Sure we are then only going to leak a little at the time and probably buy and sell to ourselves for high prices so it looks like even 3000% was a good deal. Slowly but surely you'll all believe it's worth 50000% and we will dump and move on to another project... NXT3.
Quit your bullshit. IOTA was fair ICO, fullstop. |
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With respect to investments, I feel lucky enough to have bitcoin as an easy choice due to guaranteed returns. Investing into bitcoin would be wise decision of life time. What you feel...
I feel that you're deluded and not done mandatory fundamentals research. Shallow views on Bitcoin may soon cost you. House burns right now, but it's not totally burned yet, transactions are hitting the ceiling and solutions are wrong and coming slowly. Bitcoin is hijacked by Blockstream, there is one TOTAL idiot developing Bitcoin right now and his name is luke_jr. Anyone asking me for (almost) guaranteed returns, I would just say Ethereum or Monero. Because I've don't my research and looking constantly to crypto-space, everything screams Ethereum's marketcap bigger than Bitcoin's in a timespan of maximum one year. |
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Butthurt. Trying so so hard with empty accusations. ICO was honest, it lasted enough, there was very informative site about it. I can't tell how many IOTAs were bought "in-house", but I do know there were big investors which came from aside.
Crypto-space is in big big expansion, no wonder there are investors which are easily gamble with 10s and 100s of Bitcoins, they are mostly early Bitcoin adopters. And right now, the space is thirsty for Bitcoin replacement because Bitcoin is so in turmoil I personally don't believe it will stay alive in long term. So people push their funds to any project with are having such a good appeal as IOTA is, no wonder ICO was pretty successful both in terms of how many people entered and how many they invested.
Also I don't see why NXT is a scam. I wasn't personally involved, but what we have here is pretty good looking and functional P2P system, fact there were too small number of initial investors doesn't make it a scam if the product delivered was good enough for price skyrocketing. But I'm not butthurt about it, if I look back I could've been billionaire with all the chances I missed but I never had such a strong urge to make empty accusations. Please come with something more persuading, like some real evidence, not that empty shit about how ICO was intentionally stealth. Actually, EVEN if it was intentionally stealth - that doesn't make it a scam!
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My bet is on a price drop, a big drop.
Add congested network in the moments of panic, and Bitcoin is done. This time, for real. |
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Best you can do is change currency, litecoin has a pretty stable value.
Telling people to switch to completely dead coin is kind of... bad. Monero or Ethereum, safest bets in crypto-space right now. |
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Long time bitcoiner here.... Expect 2xx soon, scalability issue is not resolved yet and it seems it won't be resolved soon, but it's crucial for network/price to rise.
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Nobody. I'm just pointing out facts. Small steal insta ico are far easier to game than those that large well advertised one that have some POW too.
You wouldn't believe but I actually missed Lisk and it feels bad but I didn't missed IOTA, so I wouldn't say at all it was a stealth ICO. Finally, why would anyone want to have stealth ICO when a goal is to "scam" as much money as you can? Gotta tell you, that your insults are empty, you're probably butthurt right now, but it happens all the time in crypto-space. Accept it... |
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Seriously get help. I understand that you are pissy about missing out on a huge opportunity, but you have an unhealthy attachment to past mistakes. Let it go
totally. |
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That's maybe the greatest delusion about Bitcoin that currently keeps price sideways. After halving, expect ~250 USD if not earlier.
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