New Poll : Future of the MNM token
As you may have witnessed during the last few weeks, many holders have let us know about their wishes to make the MNM token more profitable on the short term which we totally understand. For that reason, we will create an important post on March 15th in order to set another Vote.
Many information will then be available and it'll be important that everyone use their voice to give their point of view.
Let's see what this important post to vote on will be... Will it bring a rush of buy orders and finally see some increase in the price? Let the hype begin...  |
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I wish to announce to you that the swap verification team will commence verification on 15/03/2017 Time 10:00 am GMT, this verification will last for only 10days and that will be the end of VTA Virtacoin. Anyone that will not be able to get his or her account verified within these days will lose his entire VTA to XVP fund because we will not be able to work or verify any account after these days. All unverified remaining XVP VirtacoinPlus fund, will be decided by the team based on, ongoing poll at bitcointalk on what to do with it. The virtacoin wallet system we are using to do all our verification at http://vtawallet.virtacoinworld.com/ will no longer be available for VTA deposit after 25th/03/2017 but we will completely delete all users account and move forward to host VirtacoinPlus XVP server on the same platform. So, anyone depositing VTA virtacoin or asking how I can swap VTA virtacoin to XVP VirtacoinPlus, after 25th/03/2015, or in any way sent email asking any questions to this regard, can only be directed to this post of this day. We will help anyone that have problem getting pin from https://virtacoinwallet.eu/ to enable him move all his VTA Virtacoin fund from our https://virtacoinwallet.eu/ to http://vtawallet.virtacoinworld.com/ for verification. We will verify those entire funds you are not able to move as a resort of not able to get pin. But the entire fund on KIVA will not be done on manual process as we are not permitted to process those funds now. Anyone haven fund on KIVA should get advice on what to do from the admin as the verification team have no solution on that. We will do all that is possible to do all the verifications and swap as agreed by this great community with this ratio 1000VTA to 1 XVP if you are within the limit and excess within teams limits. If you are sure you have completely transfer all your VTA VIRTACOIN to one account at http://vtawallet.virtacoinworld.com/ and you are set for verification, kindly send email to the team, stating I am set for the verification on this email: xvpswapverify@gmail.com. WE WILL GIVE UPDATE, ON PROCESSES TO GET VERIFIED AND GET THE KEY AND SWAP ON OR BEFORE 14th/03/2017 How do you do the verification process? what requirements will you ask from those who swap? |
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Everything can be done faster and better but with dumpers not easy.
29 BTC community sell orders until 0.25 USD / UNITS.
Where are those coins being dumped by dumpers from? Your premine wallets are also earning a lot from staking? |
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Do you see this will be adopted mainstream? How do you plan user who are used to wikipedia to switch to using Lunyr are the source of information/ encyclopedia?
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Initially in the Roadmap the was a "Remittance platform". But that's nowhere to be seen in the roadmap. Is it replaced by eWallet.ph?
As to adoption, is there stats on which countries where OFWs are using and sending PSB to their relatives in PH? Will there be OTC-like shops like Western Union where they can encash the sent PSB?
Yes, the biggest part of the Remittance platform is e-wallet.ph. At the early level we are at promotion-wise, like I said, the key is reaching everybody we can reach by the cheapest means possible. We will worry about fine details as our experience builds while going through the project. By reaching new people, some will become customers, and better yet, some will support the cause and come to help us. Bringing quality people onboard is a top priority. At this stage, a tiny conversion rate (to be expected) will still have a big impact on PSB. Here are the countries where OFWs are. Here is an interesting read regarding your other question: http://www.gmanetwork.com/news/story/500918/money/infographic-where-26-92b-of-ofw-remittances-come-fromPesobit is an online solution, not a traditional fiat wire system; so I think conducting seminars about it and providing online help will be more efficient than having physical OTC shops. It's easy to search for where Filipino OFWs are or how much remittance in $ or € or whatever fiat currency they send to the Philippines. I was asking about adoption of the Pesobit of the OFWs already. If any of these OFWs you are targetting are already using Pesobit's e-wallet or remittance platform to send money to their relatives in the Philippines. |
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Yes, everyone by now knows that sending money thru western union, paypal and banks also costs money. A lot.
But how do you plan to achieve adoption of Pesobit by the OFWs? Are you targeting the "older" generation, the younger/ 2nd generation, the millenials OFWs?
And your team is based in the Philippines, are you going to "major cities" to promote PSB by having talks, seminars, tours? Or you hire a "local" representative in that big city and pay that representative with Pesobit?
This is exactly where PSB gets really interesting... PSB has agents and motivated people (who bought PSB from ICO or exchange) in many countries of the world. We will bring PSB physically to many OFW's doorstep. Check the map Click on geo-location; looks like Mexico too is getting ready for this remittance system, for many geo-political reasons (starts with a T). For myself, I do not live in the Philippines, from my residence I plan on reaching 4 large American cities' OFW associations, including New York (5 associations in NY alone). If PSB price goes up substancially, I would like to work on PSB marketing full-time; if not, I can still contact the OFW associations on a part-time basis. There are many more Filipinos on Facebook which we do not see here, we plan on leveraging word of mouth there. Also we expect the people from this thread to, at least, explain the PSB solution to their OFW family, wherever they are; there will be diverse motivational incentives for finders of new customers, and the new customers themselves.
At this early point in promoting PSB, we will not focus on socio-demographic aspects - the goal will be to reach as many people as possible. 25 billion US dollars yearly in remittances to the Philippines... exciting opportunity and helping real families! Initially in the Roadmap the was a "Remittance platform". But that's nowhere to be seen in the roadmap. Is it replaced by eWallet.ph? As to adoption, is there stats on which countries where OFWs are using and sending PSB to their relatives in PH? Will there be OTC-like shops like Western Union where they can encash the sent PSB? |
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3) Lack of PSB use right now, and investors not believing in the huge impact of Pesobit remittance system. If PSB makes OFW save money, won't they use it instead of Western Union or Paypal and its high fees? Bitcoin is complicated for the worker who has never heard about it; we will bring PSB directly to OFW's doorsteps, litterally.
morality: e-wallet.ph is coming out soon and will create gradually a rising demand for PSB - just wait for e-wallet.ph !
Lack of use. This is what hurts most of cryptocurrencies. For Pesobit, remittance by OFW kept being mentioned. But how does the Pesobit team plan to implement and achieve attracting use of Pesobit for remittance by OFWs? Western Union charges 7-10% to transfer money to the Philippines; Paypal charges 2.9% plus requires the users on both sides have a bank account; also Paypal may decide "on a whim" not to do business with anyone it chooses. These two flawed solutions are some of the ones used right now to send money back to the Philippines. Some even use shady "money courriers". Bitcoin is technically more complicated, the network is slow and has been known to reject transactions (lost Bitcoin), transfer fees in Bitcoin are cheap but the actual commission to pay to buy BTC can be extremely high - Bitcoin is also a flawed solution for OFWs and their families. For these reasons, with the Philippine remittances there is huge opportunity and unmet demand.
Enter Pesobit OFW Filipinos and Filipinas tend to stick together; most big cities where OFW work has some sort of Philippine association, created to help the interests of its members. This is where we will promote and educate about our product, as well as precise guidelines how to use Pesobit. If we do our job right, the association top members should be pretty enthusiastic about PSB - making remittances simpler, cheaper, and a system created by a real Filipino. The process goes something like this: 1) How to convert local currency directly to Pesobit 2) Earn staking interest, to offset any sending cost incurred 3) Sending Pesobit to OFW's family account 4) In the Philippines, how to cash in directly to local Pesos, or, ideally spend Pesobit using mobile apps and QR code to buy goods and services. To entice hesitant first time users we will give them Pesobit, and this will be presented with a marketing approach. Once people start using it, word of mouth will finish the job. Yes, everyone by now knows that sending money thru western union, paypal and banks also costs money. A lot. But how do you plan to achieve adoption of Pesobit by the OFWs? Are you targeting the "older" generation, the younger/ 2nd generation, the millenials OFWs? And your team is based in the Philippines, are you going to "major cities" to promote PSB by having talks, seminars, tours? Or you hire a "local" representative in that big city and pay that representative with Pesobit? |
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Do you have the BTC address holding the 51% of dividends? The 75% of this is supposed to be for research & development + new equipment + new bounties. And 25% goes to your pocket. Any transparency how those "funds" are used? How much is the current funding / costs? Actually there's no BTC address "holding" the 51% as the coins are used to pay bills and such. In a preview post (still to be imported to our new forum), we had stated that the portion reserved to R&D will be added to New Equipment until we start any R&D activities. All our financial information will be post with our different financial statement at the end of our fiscal year. You should also be able to quickly send out the report monthly right? You are able to compute the monthly dividends / profits - that means the expenses are also in you calculation sheet. I still wonder how you come up with the amount of BTC per month for dividends. How much are you mining, which coins and which exchanges do you sell? How much is revenue formother sources? How mich do you pay for electricity bills, how much salary you give yourself and friends? Things like those you already have in your sheet - right? |
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are you planning on sending out weekly newsletters again?
Yes, we are planning on sending weekly newsletters starting on March 12th!  For how long do you plan to send weekly newsletters? |
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3) Lack of PSB use right now, and investors not believing in the huge impact of Pesobit remittance system. If PSB makes OFW save money, won't they use it instead of Western Union or Paypal and its high fees? Bitcoin is complicated for the worker who has never heard about it; we will bring PSB directly to OFW's doorsteps, litterally.
morality: e-wallet.ph is coming out soon and will create gradually a rising demand for PSB - just wait for e-wallet.ph !
Lack of use. This is what hurts most of cryptocurrencies. For Pesobit, remittance by OFW kept being mentioned. But how does the Pesobit team plan to implement and achieve attracting use of Pesobit for remittance by OFWs? |
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Looks like icocountdown support this one. What is your role? You a member of dev team, or advisor? Or just put up the announcement page since none of the Lunyr team members have bitcointalk accounts?
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justin is a sly-eyed piece of shit, and that mofo alty isn't blameless either
Justin and the other two wanna be developers needs to return the $60,0000. they did nothing so they don't have the right to have been received that money You can't call them developers. Their skill set reach to a level of basic webdesign and perhaps cloning lisk. The scam is obvious because they converted all ICO money to fiat. It shows their true nature. The could have sold their converted btc for twice the value I got a feeling those guys already spent the money. Even if they would start building now with limited funds, investors, we, would still lose big because of their failure to execute it on time. this Justin will not go away with our $60K and his two fat and scubby wanna be developers. Where are they working now? Their bosses should know what kind of people they are and what kind of scamming business they do. Anyone knows? the 3 idiots should be reported to their companies and sack them! They are thieves! At least don't panic consulting still exists: http://www.dontpanic.consulting/aboutTHIS IS A BIG JOKE!!! Justin R. Donnaruma Chief Executive Officer HE IS THE CEO, how can you complain to them if he is the boss there? LOL OMG and his friend useless friend dev Richard T. Hooper is there too!! this is amazing!! I am so confused!! why did they show us they were working in the kitchen when he has already an office in dontpanic.consulting!! it does not make sense....they were hidden from us he was managing another company!! I m sure the video he did later when he said they hire an office was a lie and was the office he use for dontpanic!! this people should go to jail and return the money!!! Their consulting company "don't panic" only got created after Rise ICO. Did not have any office before but only "kitchen". And the Rise team "hired" this consulting company to, spent a lot of money to "develop" the Rise platform clone LISK. |
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Guys this is not a chat,please stop spamming the thread.
perhaps can you discuss serious topics that helpthe coin
Accusation of scam is a very serious topic. Same as claims that 1 DBIX will be the same price as 1 oz of gold. How does dev plan to achieve that? Pump it hard starting today. 40% increase though but so much way to go to achieve that price. $0.38 /DBIC ($3.8 at 10 DBIC = 1 DBIX swap) vs $1260.00 /oz of gold. |
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So once again I don't understand what is going on... I am new to all this. My investment on Res was 0.3777 btc 4e0aba963ee81758aa6372aec80798ce844589d708d622e08d9e1df2455c2be8 1AYJHUfTN6vBEaQaEZeN1NXaWUhPBZi2He I received an email from firebird2490 that he sent an email for the Escrow members about my refund. Dabs/SebastianJu I checked the email, I even replied to it inside the Forum. My question is: the refund will be sent to my original btc wallet?  or I need to provide proof or another wallet like coinbase? Or poloniex? How do I start the process? Please help!!! Looks like you "invested" in this without even reading the escrow agreement. |
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It is written in OP that signature bounty participants has reached 300 limit. And new particupant are rejected Bitcointalk signature and avatar bounty
Total bounty reward amount available for signature bounty - 3 000 000 EDG (equivalent to 3 000 ETH)
Limit of 300 signature bounty participants was reached. New participants will not be accepted
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You spent $119,400.00 for Rise 2.0, and without output?
$60,000.00 salary for the founders, $60,000 / 4 Month = $15,000 . $15,000 / 3 person = $5000 per person per month. Wow, without output and improvement? what did you do every month?
Now just use lisk code and place buy order/pump this coin, never mind about roadmap and your vision, you will never reach that. Just make rise as pump and dump coin
Seriously it's very awesome and funny joke, can you make more serious joke?
Don't forget about the almost $260,000.00 they laundered to their "outsourced developers" which was owned by one of the co-founders. And then what looks like "faked" development updates. 2 months ago, Rise 2.0 was almost complete with just some testing. But then nothing to show and just back to cloning Lisk after promising Rise will be coded from scratch. Lol |
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What in the world!?? You spent $119,400.00 for Rise 2.0 + $60,000.00 salary for the founders and in the end you will just clone LISK??! Unbelievable. You should fire your Project Manager for letting this happen.  It is fucking moron, wtf, 4 months for 2 founders salary? So each of them earns 60000/4/2= 7500 usd per month WITHOUT DOING THING. Fuck this biggest scam, and shame on them. REFUND US, SCAMMERS. Yeah, $7500 per month isn't bad for doing nothing and delivering nothing. Even the developers made good money for doing the same thing. who want to apply for such a job? Doing nothing and still making tons of money. Lol |
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Developer wants 2000 BTC - only got 3.36 BTC from 12 transactions. Now those who "invested" will have to lose 0.01 BTC because of Refundfee from escrow, that's around $12.5 at current price of BTC. Refundfee
Since the huge amount of work coming from refunding many individual investors, having to have a conversation with each of them and so on, I had to establish a fee for refunding.
The fee structure is meant per investor, regardless of how many investments happened by that investor, and looks like this:
Minimum fee of 0.01 BTC or the fee structure, whatever is higher:
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Creating problems where none exist does not make those mind-created problems real. It is going to take more than *worry* to make problems real objectively. Facts over feelings. The fact is no dumping of PRO (coin) has occurred; no evidence of PRO (team) dumping anything. There is nothing real to worry about. It is clear in PRO's (team) white paper that PRO's (coin) usability matters more to PRO (team) than investors' fears, in my opinion.
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Yep, this is the thinking of a guy who fell from the 20th floor of a skyscraper, but thinks things are still ok: "well I just flew near the floor 5, but everything is still alright, I am fine, why to worry?" Anyway, I have no incentive to post here anymore. If you guys are happy, trustful and are not worrying, then it is probably ok. I warned everybody, many times, show numbers and the red flags (devs feeding comminity with bullshit instead of answers, is a huge read flag). Let them screw you, if you want so. I will just post once again after the dump (and/or devs disappearing with ICO money). See you then. Bye. Dev better start to release the tokens and add this to exchange - pay the fee to list it in yobit (where there's a lot of pump & dump shitcoins). Gives time to for dump and get some more BTC before it moons with the impending Bitcoin ETF. |
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Why is everyone always looking for devs to explain the drop of price? The price drops when people are willing to sell below and none is willing to buy at previous price. Not that complicated I tried to play just now and when I entered my address it said that I tried to cheat. How is it even possible to cheat? Pre Mine:
3 Million Units
-1 Million Units Giveaway Game
-1 Million Units for Gambling site
-500k sale for Investors on cryptopia @ 0.00025000
500K on sale at 25K sats = equivalent to 125 BTC But others are selling way below, current price is at 3000 sats. How can dev sell if others selling at lower price. How many of the 1 million has dev given away? How can anyone be sure he is not dumping those is exchange? |
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