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Isn't this scam coin dead? Why people still talk about BCC like somebody is going to resurrect it?
It is impossible to resurrect such scam! This will be a very good lesson for all greedy and dumb people, who wants to buy a money grabbing machine for a dollar. Greediness and stupidity is the biggest problem for humanity. How to resurrect something that isn't dead? The Blockchain is working as it always did, the only thing that's "dead" is the price. I personally don't see why we wouldn't use it as a memecoin. EVERYONE in Crypto knows Bitconnect, it would take a lot of expensive marketing to achieve that. Since it's a POS blockchain it's better than Doge for example, tech wise. And the memefactor is at least as great as it imo ![Tongue](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/tongue.gif) The scammers already have dumped all their BCC, so what's left is a nicely distributed POS coin - why in the hell should we buy Doge, but it would be dumb to buy BCC? (except that BCC isn't on an exchange right now)
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July 20, 2019, 04:17:52 PM |
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This topic should be locked and moved to scam section of Bitcointalk forum.
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July 20, 2019, 04:28:42 PM |
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Isn't this scam coin dead? Why people still talk about BCC like somebody is going to resurrect it?
It is impossible to resurrect such scam! This will be a very good lesson for all greedy and dumb people, who wants to buy a money grabbing machine for a dollar. Greediness and stupidity is the biggest problem for humanity. How to resurrect something that isn't dead? The Blockchain is working as it always did, the only thing that's "dead" is the price. I personally don't see why we wouldn't use it as a memecoin. EVERYONE in Crypto knows Bitconnect, it would take a lot of expensive marketing to achieve that. Since it's a POS blockchain it's better than Doge for example, tech wise. And the memefactor is at least as great as it imo ![Tongue](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/tongue.gif) The scammers already have dumped all their BCC, so what's left is a nicely distributed POS coin - why in the hell should we buy Doge, but it would be dumb to buy BCC? (except that BCC isn't on an exchange right now) Stop promoting the biggest scam that crypto has ever seen. This topic should be locked and moved to scam section of Bitcointalk forum.
Well said, I will make a report and recommend it be moved to Investor-Based Games.
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July 20, 2019, 05:19:41 PM |
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Isn't this scam coin dead? Why people still talk about BCC like somebody is going to resurrect it?
It is impossible to resurrect such scam! This will be a very good lesson for all greedy and dumb people, who wants to buy a money grabbing machine for a dollar. Greediness and stupidity is the biggest problem for humanity. How to resurrect something that isn't dead? The Blockchain is working as it always did, the only thing that's "dead" is the price. I personally don't see why we wouldn't use it as a memecoin. EVERYONE in Crypto knows Bitconnect, it would take a lot of expensive marketing to achieve that. Since it's a POS blockchain it's better than Doge for example, tech wise. And the memefactor is at least as great as it imo ![Tongue](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/tongue.gif) The scammers already have dumped all their BCC, so what's left is a nicely distributed POS coin - why in the hell should we buy Doge, but it would be dumb to buy BCC? (except that BCC isn't on an exchange right now) Stop promoting the biggest scam that crypto has ever seen. This topic should be locked and moved to scam section of Bitcointalk forum.
Well said, I will make a report and recommend it be moved to Investor-Based Games. I'll stop "promoting" if you start counter-argumenting ![Wink](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/wink.gif) Good luck with your report. As I said, the scam already has been done and is finished - scammers dumped their coins. What's left is a working blockchain, imo a memecoin - I personally bought 35 BCC just for fun for like 10 bucks and everything worked like a charm.
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July 30, 2019, 11:29:35 PM |
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Wow! is the chain still working!?
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August 04, 2019, 05:51:57 PM |
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Does anyone still has Bitconnect (BCC) coins? I want to buy them
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=161You can open OTC thread into marketplace board than you will get better response maybe there are so many people who want to sell this coin.
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August 12, 2019, 04:06:01 AM |
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Sunrise, blockchain, blockchain. You people aren't tired of this scam? You don't see all of them want your money, and that's it?
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August 12, 2019, 05:36:49 AM |
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I would like to ask mods to close this scammy and bloody thread. Let us bury bitconnect in unmarked grave so people can forget about this horrible scam, which left many people homeless and forced some investors to commit a suicide.
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August 12, 2019, 12:36:32 PM |
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I would like to ask mods to close this scammy and bloody thread. Let us bury bitconnect in unmarked grave so people can forget about this horrible scam, which left many people homeless and forced some investors to commit a suicide.
"I went from from livin' off the US government's tit to ownin' a fancy ride and livin' in a plush hotel on the Florida coast to back to livin' on the street, all thanks to Bitconnect. Currently, I'm eyeballin' minin' one of the BSV forks to get back into the crypto action."
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August 18, 2019, 11:31:04 PM |
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I would like to ask mods to close this scammy and bloody thread. Let us bury bitconnect in unmarked grave so people can forget about this horrible scam, which left many people homeless and forced some investors to commit a suicide.
Horrible yes, but like it or not its part of the history of Cryptocurrency. see it like this: Did we burn all topics telling the story holocaust? Did we remove Auschwitz from existences? So we are not gonna close the topic, we can still learn from the mistakes from the past, talking about it is part of that. The blockchain is still running, and a good reminder of the things happened. I hope my message is not lost in translation, English is not my first language.
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August 19, 2019, 12:58:35 AM |
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I would like to ask mods to close this scammy and bloody thread. Let us bury bitconnect in unmarked grave so people can forget about this horrible scam, which left many people homeless and forced some investors to commit a suicide.
Horrible yes, but like it or not its part of the history of Cryptocurrency. see it like this: Did we burn all topics telling the story holocaust? Did we remove Auschwitz from existences? So we are not gonna close the topic, we can still learn from the mistakes from the past, talking about it is part of that. The blockchain is still running, and a good reminder of the things happened. I hope my message is not lost in translation, English is not my first language. we are changing the world as we know it ! ![Cool](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cool.gif) lol
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August 19, 2019, 06:28:49 AM |
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Bitconnect is a game changer in the crypto space... In it's own way... Sadly, as one of the biggest scams in crypto history.
I'm sure there will be more scams coming as the crypto adoption accelerates. The more people joining the crypto space, the more newbies will be scammed as well...
Sad but this is the reality that we have to face. Let's all be vigilant.
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October 07, 2019, 11:05:09 PM |
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I am doing some independent research into ICO scams such as bitconnect and the controversy around it.
For starters, I want to dig deeper into the ICO and "follow the money". Where is that 1500 btc anyways?? I'm tracing the bitcoin blockchain to see if I can find the source of funds.
If you did invest in the ICO, would you be willing to track down the deposit address you used to send money to bitconnect? This would help my research a ton, and your assistance can be credited in my report. PM me if you're willing to help out!
Thanks so much, Barry
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October 09, 2019, 12:31:38 PM |
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I am doing some independent research into ICO scams such as bitconnect and the controversy around it.
For starters, I want to dig deeper into the ICO and "follow the money". Where is that 1500 btc anyways?? I'm tracing the bitcoin blockchain to see if I can find the source of funds.
If you did invest in the ICO, would you be willing to track down the deposit address you used to send money to bitconnect? This would help my research a ton, and your assistance can be credited in my report. PM me if you're willing to help out!
Thanks so much, Barry
Will your report be littered with grammatical errors given that you've failed to recognize Bitconnect as a proper noun?
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November 05, 2019, 01:02:30 AM |
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I am doing some independent research into ICO scams such as bitconnect and the controversy around it.
For starters, I want to dig deeper into the ICO and "follow the money". Where is that 1500 btc anyways?? I'm tracing the bitcoin blockchain to see if I can find the source of funds.
If you did invest in the ICO, would you be willing to track down the deposit address you used to send money to bitconnect? This would help my research a ton, and your assistance can be credited in my report. PM me if you're willing to help out!
Thanks so much, Barry
Will your report be littered with grammatical errors given that you've failed to recognize Bitconnect as a proper noun? Sorry for not giving Bitconnect the respect it deserves! How much money did you lose??
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November 06, 2019, 12:49:16 AM |
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I am doing some independent research into ICO scams such as bitconnect and the controversy around it.
For starters, I want to dig deeper into the ICO and "follow the money". Where is that 1500 btc anyways?? I'm tracing the bitcoin blockchain to see if I can find the source of funds.
If you did invest in the ICO, would you be willing to track down the deposit address you used to send money to bitconnect? This would help my research a ton, and your assistance can be credited in my report. PM me if you're willing to help out!
Thanks so much, Barry
Will your report be littered with grammatical errors given that you've failed to recognize Bitconnect as a proper noun? Sorry for not giving Bitconnect the respect it deserves! How much money did you lose?? 0
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March 20, 2021, 12:33:53 AM |
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There is currently a community initiative to fork the Bitconnect blockchain at block height 3125000 (would be around 31st March, but might be postponed). This would give us control over the GitHub rep, and also the top 16 wallets (except for 2) would be burned, because they are probably connected to old BCC exchanges, and the old Bitconnect.co platform. Most likely noone of them still has access to those wallets, since they havn't been opened for 3 years and the BCC basically were worthless back then, but forking them out doesn't hurt anyone... Just to make people who are interested aware. If you think about it, Bitconnect actually would be a great memecoin. Everyone in Crypto knows about it or will know about it at some point. This organic marketing hardly can be beaten. Only the top coins and Doge have similar free, organic marketing. And the Bitconnect memes will always be used, so why wouldn't the coin be used? The BCC proof-of-stake chain is running smoothly since end of 2016: https://chainz.cryptoid.info/bcc/The original BCC coin can still be bought here: https://piratecash.net/en/dex/(and at unnamed.exchange, but they currently have a lot of problems and I can't recommend to use them) If you buy the original BCC, you will also own the forked coin. Bitconnect.com is the new website, not connected to the former scammers - it's a community initiative to bring BCC back to light for those who still own them and got rekt by the former scammers, or those who simply like it as a widely distributed memecoin.
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March 20, 2021, 12:37:09 AM |
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There is currently a community initiative to fork the Bitconnect blockchain at block height 3125000 (would be around 31st March, but might be postponed). This would give us control over the GitHub rep, and also the top 16 wallets (except for 2) would be burned, because they are probably connected to old BCC exchanges, and the old Bitconnect.co platform. Most likely noone of them still has access to those wallets, since they havn't been opened for 3 years and the BCC basically were worthless back then, but forking them out doesn't hurt anyone... Just to make people who are interested aware. If you think about it, Bitconnect actually would be a great memecoin. Everyone in Crypto knows about it or will know about it at some point. This organic marketing hardly can be beaten. Only the top coins and Doge have similar free, organic marketing. And the Bitconnect memes will always be used, so why wouldn't the coin be used? The BCC proof-of-stake chain is running smoothly since end of 2016: https://chainz.cryptoid.info/bcc/The original BCC coin can still be bought here: https://piratecash.net/en/dex/(and at unnamed.exchange, but they currently have a lot of problems and I can't recommend to use them) If you buy the original BCC, you will also own the forked coin. Bitconnect.com is the new website, not connected to the former scammers - it's a community initiative to bring BCC back to light for those who still own them and got rekt by the former scammers, or those who simply like it as a widely distributed memecoin. Edit: Sorry for double post, missclicked...
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Too bad Bruno isn't around to see this. He would have really enjoyed this. SEC Charges U.S. Promoters of $2 Billion Global Crypto Lending Securities OfferingWashington D.C., May 28, 2021 — The Securities and Exchange Commission announced today that it has filed an action against five individuals alleging that they promoted a global unregistered digital asset securities offering that raised over $2 billion from retail investors.
According to the SEC's complaint, filed in the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York, from approximately January 2017 to January 2018, BitConnect used a network of promoters, including U.S.-based Trevon Brown (a.k.a. Trevon James), Craig Grant, Ryan Maasen, and Michael Noble (a.k.a. Michael Crypto) to market and sell securities in its "lending program." The SEC's complaint alleges that these promoters offered and sold the securities without registering the securities offering with the Commission, and without being registered as broker-dealers with the Commission, as required by the federal securities laws. The promoters advertised the merits of investing in BitConnect's lending program to prospective investors, including by creating "testimonial" style videos and publishing them on YouTube, sometimes multiple times a day. According to the complaint, the promoters received commissions based on their success in soliciting investor funds. Another U.S.-based individual, Joshua Jeppesen, served as a liaison between BitConnect and promoters and represented BitConnect at conferences and promotional events.
"We allege that these defendants unlawfully sold unregistered digital asset securities by actively promoting the BitConnect lending program to retail investors," said Lara Shalov Mehraban, Associate Regional Director of SEC's New York Regional Office. "We will seek to hold accountable those who illegally profit by capitalizing on the public's interest in digital assets."
The SEC's complaint charges the promoter defendants with violating the registration provisions of the federal securities laws, and Jeppesen with aiding and abetting BitConnect's unregistered offer and sale of securities. The complaint seeks injunctive relief, disgorgement plus interest, and civil penalties.
The SEC's ongoing investigation is being conducted by Gwen Licardo of the SEC's Retail Strategy Task Force, Michael Baker and Pamela Sawhney of the SEC's Cyber Unit, and Jordan Baker of the SEC's New York Regional Office. The case is being supervised by John O. Enright, Ms. Mehraban and Kristina Littman, Chief of the Cyber Unit. The litigation is being conducted Jorge Tenreiro, Mark Sylvester, Ms. Licardo, Mr. Baker, and Ms. Sawhney. The Commission appreciates the assistance of the Cayman Islands Monetary Authority, the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission, the Monetary Authority of Singapore, the Ontario Securities Commission, the Romanian Financial Supervisory Authority, and the Thailand Securities and Exchange Commission.
Only took them two and a half years... sheesh. ![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=https%3A%2F%2Fi.imgur.com%2FnP5MFpR.png&t=664&c=Xjy0Jn7yFaGEIA) Your face when you're trying to be cool about something but deep down you know you done fucked up.
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