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Me being a bit on a newb..how would I go about exercising the smart contract if I decided to withdraw my 80%? Thanks
LLec posted a detailed post about this a bit higher up on this page: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2385917.msg25146608#msg25146608Apparently it is super simple, you just send the tokens you want to get a refund for the same eth address you sent ether to when you invested in the ICO. I have never been as excited about an ICO as I am about this one, and I am surprised more people are not posting here about it. Maybe they haven't understood the potential of pumping these smaller coins and bringing them back to life? |
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I don't really know who Mr Akentiev is but I just checked him out real quick on his Github, and he looks like a great programmer to me. For those who have been complaining about you guys not revealing all the person details of those who are on your team, this should provide them with a lot comfort. I have felt from the start that you guys are true professionals (you can tell from just how you're handling this whole ICO) but for me these two sentences from Mr Akentiev: "In my professional opinion this fairly advanced smart contract has been coded well, and the code is strong."
"It is my professional opinion that the ICO investor’s funds are safe and secure"say everything I need to hear! I will be ready and loaded with my eth wallet on monday, you better count on it!  Get in line boy, the first 250,000 tokens are mine on Monday!  I am not missing that 690% bonus! |
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This is the most interesting ICO I have seen in a long time! For those of you who are complaining about not knowing everything about the team, have you noticed how many ICOs with huge teams and lots of names and faces just disappear with the money? The arguments make perfect sense and I am happy that they are safer from government interference by staying anon. ICOs are incredibly profitable if you pick the right one, and this one has super potential! How can you lose? Investor protection in the form a refund - so you basically have nothing to lose by investing!
A massive bonus for early investors, making it even more of a no-brainer!
An idea that I can actually understand and that makes sense! Seriously.
For sure they are going to make tons of money if they buy small altcoins and improve them, and then pump them like crazy with hundreds of shills from the angel investment community! its like the perfect pump group but without the instant dump! My only questions is how I am going to get enough eth together in 7 days, because with a max 20% risk for several months I am investing everything I can into this one! Angels - give me the maximum bonus and fly me to to the moon! |
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I think it will be harder to make some bad decisions in the short term future because everything will grow now. It's just a matter of how much it will grow, and not necessarily if it will grow (if we're talking about respected projects).
It's certainly not easy when you'll see 50-90% drops in your portfolio, that is the time you need to prepare for.
Nevertheless, well done on your first 3 days!
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yes, the only way to be truly anonymous is pay and be paid with cash in exchange for BTC personally by hands.
Is it though? In order to make such a meeting you need to use a phone, text messages, a public place. Basically with every step of finding and successfully meeting with a person face to face you lose at least some part of the "anonymity" if not all. |
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Interesting idea but diamonds are more and more considered to be bloody and a "fake" industry, in the sense that one single company buys all the world's supply and they dictate the price. As others have said before, it's far from what blockchain technology stands for.
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regalcoin the copy cat from bitconnect, with adopted High yield investments program on their marketing plan ?
i think this coin has no future dude
Well the same and worse they said about BitConnect. There are ALOT of people out there who love to get into piramid schemes and maybe regret not getting early into bitconnect with just $100 or so, even if they don't believe in it per se. You're underestimating the number of those people who just wanna throw money at things. |
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For taxes and control first of all. Bitcoin isn't really anonymous and it's quite easy to trace back addresses and transactions and governments love that. They just need enough time to wrap their heads around how to profit from it by making it "legal".
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Immediately need a new fork - Bitcoin KIDS Hide yo' kids, hide yo' wife, Bitcoin is forking again |
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I'm a dumb person and I support Bitcoin. Does that help? It doesn't really. All good projects have good people backing them up, I can't think of a coin and say, Man, those people are really dumb. |
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"Good ideas and solid fundamentals don't experience lightning fast growth. But that's what assets like Bitcoin and Ethereum brought to the table to start, and they took years to grow. That's how real good ideas and solid fundamentals grow. Slowly, but surely, long term, with occasional hype and correction as they grow. Bullsh*t, on the other hand, explodes on the whims of emotion, and quickly returns to nothingness, perhaps to briefly do it again months or years later."
Now - we all know that the I is for Initial. But what are your thoughts on relaunching an ICO, given not enough interest generated the first time around? 'Good ideas with strong fundamentals' can be completely sound as far as businesses go, but they may not do as well as scamcoin marketing.
It might be that I sits for Initial but I think for some people the term of ICO is becoming "whenever they can raise more money" and it's similar to "crowdfunding". Sort of like Google has become a stand alone word like in "google your own name". I wouldn't be surprised if there are going to be ICO2's or ICO3's and in some way we already have those with the Pre-ICO and ICO. And I guess the air-drops are a Post ICO |
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This guy again. Continuously making efforts to make the reputation of bitcoin bad. But what i think is that, this guy is just trying another scheme. A part of his strategy, bitcoin's price now is high and with JP morgan buying a lot of bitcoin when it dipped then the case is that he may have sold the bitcoin that he have now, thus creating another scheme to make the market fall. But this is not the first time so people are not going to listen to what this guy is saying. This guy is a banker and will do everything he can just to make his money roll even if his reputation is on the line. Reputation is nothing as long as you make a lot of money.
Correct. He's just a puppet playing into this role and stashing coins on the side. |
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Right at this moment when BTC is at all time high and altcoins are on red, I'm going all for alts. It's the best time to buy the highest amount of alts for the littlest amount of btc/fiat, if there are projects you believe in.
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Altcoins aren't the enemy, government, banks and sometimes the miners are.
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That e-mail come to me too but i didnt click on there really i am shocked now.Even slackbot can send spam message??thanks for your warning because i will probably click
Yes, this happened to me too in the Waves slack account a month ago, got an email from their slack bot about updating something...in the live discussions on slack they were warning users about the message as a phishing scam. I almost clicked it cause it looked SO legit and you don't really think twice when you think it comes from a trusted source. So yeah, careful what you click! |
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It is called the Principauté de Monaco
Works somehow on a Proof of Stake model: show the dough, live there, pay zero taxes
Sort of, Monaco has an extradition treaty with US. So for example if US would ever ban or prosecute crypto holders, Monaco wouldn't be safe for libertarians (Think Assange, Snowden). |
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I don't like regulations because it leaves so much space for political interests...People should just be cautious and smart and invest only in real projects, only with money that they afford to gamble/lose. I don't understand why greedy, uneducated people have to be protected from foolishly investing their money.
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I'm also using Bitstamp and Kraken (+localbitcoins) to cash out and Bittrex and Liqui.io for trading and altcoins.
Alternatively, although more expensive are the "national" exchanges, which work very well to buy and withdrawal directly into my bank account but I'm only using them when I'm in a rush.
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The definitely want a big piece of the pie and this is them sharpening their utensil before jumping in. I think there's no way they are giving up on the crypto fight with other nations or ignoring the threat that other nations could evolve and prosper and steal their pie from under their noses.
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I gifted/purchased one BTC 2 years ago for a christening and will hold it until the child is 18. We'll see how that goes, 16 more years to go!  But yes, it makes it for a very thoughtful gift in my opinion. |
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