Just read posts by seasoned Redditers jacking off all over themselves because they can't wait to handover their precious to Arbitao upon reading the following ... https://www.reddit.com/r/Arbitao/comments/8qlmrw/arbitao_decentralizing_arbitrage/e0ny141/Let's say that you invest 1000 ATAO (which is 100 USD) for 240 days on the Arbitao platform (Bronze pool). Your daily interest rate, based on our historical performance, should be approx. 0.5%. Those daily interest are booked in USD on your account. The earned USD you can convert to ATAO and withdraw to your wallet or exchange it to BTC on the exchange. It's necessary because USD is a stable currency in comparison to cryptocurrencies, and such an approach is working as a security measure both for you and the platform.
If during the investment period (240 days) the crypto market goes significantly down or up, your initial investment plus the daily interest will not be effected as it is secured in USD. You will always receive stable profits. Thank you for translating both website and whitepaper to different languages! The project is complex enough I'd like not to miss any details  appreciate the work done here This dude doesn't want to miss any details, yet has missed every detail depicting Arbitao as a scam. Fuckin amazing!!! Carlos' Son: Daddy, what are you gonna do for your third hoorah? Carlos: ArrrrrrrrrrrbitttttttttttaOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
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I expect this project will be advance and can be achieved the hard cap of Token Sales!
Good luck DEVs.
Nice post, Mr. 6-3. Name: AaronMosley
Posts: 19
Activity: 14
Merit: 0
Position: Newbie
Date Registered: June 03, 2018, 10:50:16 AM
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Your project interested me, however I have not so many money left in my budget for investing. Now I am thinking about joining a bronze pool may be
The same, i cant afford to spend much at the moment, but here is good opportunity for small investing. But I am really disappointed because of skepticism around the project, especially the words of member of high ranks regarding their experience  It doesn't matter if the discontent is coming from high ranking members or not, for the proof is in the Yorkshire pudding. I predict that after Arbitao's ICO, they'll play the HashCard card and claim that the Fudsters destroyed their venerable brand, whereupon they may or may not thank their Investards for all the fish as they ride into the sunset atop their miniature steeds with a posse behind as its leader yells, "Shoot a little lower, boys, they're ridin' Shetland ponies!" Sadly, nobody knows what time it is because the hands have been removed from Big Ben. |
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Amazingly, all this started because I attempted to sell an account but changed my mind opting to go another route. Madness!
Is no one going to address this? Bruno, the madness is that you never clearly explained what the situation was after this whole thing went down. You left it up for speculation, as can be seen in one of the multiple threads dedicated to this subject. You could have confirmed or denied any of the speculation, but you didn't; you posted a picture, which is good, but you still didn't address the hype while the hype was hyped. So, yeah. Madness. I did confirm that the account was for sale at one time but nixxed that course of action with digaran insisting that I come clean as to who the buyer was when there wasn't one. |
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Can you introduce this team member to potential investors donors:  The guy who blinks too often.
You mean the guy from Fiverr? I'm sure he came round my place with some pizzas last week, he does Deliveroo between acting gigs. I think the blinking is down to those stage glasses they made him wear to give him gravitas, or he may have picked up an eye infection from the dirty London air riding his delivery scooter. Hth.
I hope this project will be advance and can be arrived the hard cap of ICO. Good luck devs!
Hey, put some effort into your shit posting. I especially like it when you use phrases like Sentient website, engaging approach! Impeccable idea, rational approach A rather interesting activity, irreproachable website, believable project! My fav so far Arguable plan, very nice design, spotless activity. reported. I counted ~half a dozen of the Newbies commenting on this thread created their accounts on June 3rd and June 4th, 2018. I contend that the guy who never blinks - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oBfuw5STNH4&feature=youtu.be&t=43 - is the fully automated arb system aka AI. |
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The person showcased in this vid - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ieXZTmEw0qA - and is a member of this forum once gave me high marks for uncovering the name of his dog. In that vein, I uncovered John Kinsey's dog ... |
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 "Karel, I couldn't help but noticed that ever since we onboard Bruno who resembles Marshall Long, you've been cupping your balls." |
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I'll admit that you're doing a fine job in avoiding a very simple question advanced by others including myself, the question in question regarding ... I understand that you probably can't just give the full algorithms and code because competitors are over your shoulder  But you need to provide far more transparency since the arbitrage process is automated. No pleasure from working with black box  The answer to your question is included in the question itself, but we’ll be happy to answer any other questions you may have in the future.Here's the question again ... Can you provide a link to a government site depicting Arbitao's charter given that its been in business since December 2016? Feel free to address, avoid or evade the following question: How the hell did John and Karel convince the construction crew to temporary remove the scaffolding around Big Ben so their picture could be taken in front of it back in May of this year for inclusion in Arbitao initial press release? I, among others, will safely assume that the pic wasn't Photoshopped, given that the general consensus of Investards commenting on this thread is that Arbitao is a trusted entity. "BTW, Karel, I saved us 25% by having the scaffolding removed from ONLY 3 sides.
Seriously, if we're ever called out for this photo shoot, we'll tell the Fudsters that the dude who Photoshopped the image in erasing the scaffolding was fired." |
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Their idea is quite attractive in my view! А very promising project, flawless vision! Good luck.
Dude, you forgot to mention something ... Hello, team.
Such business are becoming successful. Classy results, good logo, arguable project!
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It's really great idea!
Irreproachable logo, judicious idea! Good luck all.
+1 for their "irreproachable logo" observation ... As for your "judicious idea" sentiment, gleaned from a book ... Nailed it! |
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A lot of terms and conditions matches with other ICOs and that does not mean that we are copying them or related to them at all. Yes the wording is same and that's because our team has chosen it and found the best and most accurate statement .. I mean better than writing ourown statements we believe taking a few statements that are written best and not copyright we canuse them too. 's like an inspiration from them but by no means we are copying them or chasing them. However, as everything dependend with legal was outsourced, Arbitao will investigate on it. Thank you for the comments. So... your "team has chosen" or "outsourced", which is it? And why investigate if this is all extra kosher according to you? We strictly want to have our own written terms and conditions and all the content but our team member copied some parts and gave the explanation which I mentioned, please bear with us and give us 24 hours to answer all your questions, being a fair project we are not going to hide anywhere. Working for the marketing I cannot make sure if all the content is hand-written or parts are copied, wehave immediately fired him too, apologies for whatever happened. Since you're the marketing guy, what is your name? And exactly which Team member was fired? Sad to hear that you can't make sure if parts of WP's content was copied when the proof was 100% verifiable presented in the OP of this very thread which you're commenting on, viz. the white paper's very first sentence followed by ... wait for it ... the second sentence. BTW, why are some words penned by your user account Americanized opposed to their British spelling, i.e. employing the 'ize' suffix opposed to the 'ise' counterpart? |
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Arbitao is not promising a high return on investment. In this space, doubling your money in 158 days is NOT considered a high return.  "Wait, is that Arbitao I see here in the room? If they're not promising high return on investments or capable of making it rain, get 'em up against the wall ... 'gainst the wall!"In the same vein as to what's linked ... You better make your face up in your favourite disguise With your button down lips and your roller blind eyes With your empty smile and your hungry heart Feel the bile rising from your guilty past With your nerves in tatters as the cockle shell shatters And the hammers batter down the door You better run |
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That's definitely not fresh idea, many such automated systems are already exsiting, but still I think they are not good enough and that's why new projects are appearing. Arbitao has some unique features and it can become the main arbitrage platform
Well the feature surprised me is that users can just contribute computing power to the platform itself... but actually it sounds kinda fishy, just wonder how it is supposed to work I don't get it fully too but the more computing power they have the more efficient the platform becomes. I mean there will probably be more possibilities for trading and you can earn more if the system is stronger) Okay then how many people should contribute so that the platform become faster than competitors? What hashrate they plan to get? For example one with a mine farm can contribute far more than a thousand ordinary users Arbitao is a proven, working arbitrage system. The speed of execution of the transactions is not and will not be dependent on hashrate. For the purpose of beating our competition at the speed of execution of arbitrage trades, Arbitao servers are located as close as possible to the servers of the exchanges that the platform is operating on. This smart network architecture lets us become faster than the competitors. I change my sentiment, for I love the fact that your servers will be as close to at least 19 servers of exchanges you are, or going to be be on, given that I'm versed in as to why a dedicated cable was ran from NYC to Chicago so to gain milliseconds when trading on legacy exchanges here in the States. You're the man! |
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0.75% daily... must be totes legit https://www.sec.gov/fast-answers/answersponzihtm.htmlWhat is a Ponzi scheme?
A Ponzi scheme is an investment fraud that involves the payment of purported returns to existing investors from funds contributed by new investors. Ponzi scheme organizers often solicit new investors by promising to invest funds in opportunities claimed to generate high returns with little or no risk. In many Ponzi schemes, the fraudsters focus on attracting new money to make promised payments to earlier-stage investors to create the false appearance that investors are profiting from a legitimate business.
Why do Ponzi schemes collapse?
With little or no legitimate earnings, Ponzi schemes require a consistent flow of money from new investors to continue. Ponzi schemes tend to collapse when it becomes difficult to recruit new investors or when a large number of investors ask to cash out.
What are some Ponzi scheme "red flags"?
Many Ponzi schemes share common characteristics. Look for these warning signs:
High investment returns with little or no risk. Every investment carries some degree of risk, and investments yielding higher returns typically involve more risk. Be highly suspicious of any "guaranteed" investment opportunity.
Overly consistent returns. Investment values tend to go up and down over time, especially those offering potentially high returns. Be suspect of an investment that continues to generate regular, positive returns regardless of overall market conditions.
Unregistered investments. Ponzi schemes typically involve investments that have not been registered with the SEC or with state regulators. Registration is important because it provides investors with access to key information about the company's management, products, services, and finances.
Unlicensed sellers. Federal and state securities laws require investment professionals and their firms to be licensed or registered. Most Ponzi schemes involve unlicensed individuals or unregistered firms.
Secretive and/or complex strategies. Avoiding investments you do not understand, or for which you cannot get complete information, is a good rule of thumb.
Issues with paperwork. Do not accept excuses regarding why you cannot review information about an investment in writing. Also, account statement errors and inconsistencies may be signs that funds are not being invested as promised.
Difficulty receiving payments. Be suspicious if you do not receive a payment or have difficulty cashing out your investment. Keep in mind that Ponzi scheme promoters routinely encourage participants to "roll over" investments and sometimes promise returns offering even higher returns on the amount rolled over.
Arbitao is not promising a high return on investment. We leave a big margin for error. Surely, everybody knows how arbitrage at regular exchanges works, but there’s a huge difference between regular exchanges and cryptocurrency exchanges. The cryptocurrency market is not fully regulated and there are substantially greater differences in prices between cryptocurrency pairs at different exchanges. As a result, profits from arbitrage can be much bigger. Multiply this by hundreds or even thousands of different pairs and the profits can be really huge. The software is working and has been generating steady profit. The capital that the ICO will bring is going to be used for scaling the enterprise so we can cover dozens of new exchanges and thousands of new cryptocurrency pairs. This will results in increase of profits for all investors. On the other hand, in time, the effect of the massive arbitrage that Arbitao is performing will reduce the price differences on different exchanges and the spread is going to shrink. It may result over time in the daily interest rates dropping as well. At this moment, and thanks to the initial investors, Arbitao is executing arbitrage operations on 671 currency pairs across 10 biggest exchanges. Since May 16th 2018, Arbitao has already performed over 2.5 million successful arbitrage trades. The whole history is available on the dashboard when you sign in. When you take all this into consideration, calling Arbitao a Ponzi scheme is completely unreasonable. Arbitao doesn’t accept investors from the US, so of course it’s not registered with the SEC. Translated, we operate a very, very, very profitable business but need investors so that we can scale. Meanwhile, --- https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4486941.0 |
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Amazingly, all this started because I attempted to sell an account but changed my mind opting to go another route. Madness!
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Can't figure out the difference between fully automated arb system and arb bot, is there any really huh?
An arb bot is just that, an arb bot. But a fully automated arb system is an AI.  "Good-bye, arb bot. I'm here to replace you on Arbitao at 19 exchanges and counting."Personally, I'm waiting for Arbitao to announce their soon-to-be-release Visa card issued by some secret Asian bank. |
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