dma88
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I just followed up on this.. the first set of terms doesn't have any search results in google. it thinks it should be "experian holdings" but that doesn't turn up anything interesting. so what's that all about? and the bitcoin seoul guy is a scammer, you can see vids of some of his previous scams before crypto. and he hypes up WTC. but is he really "in" on it? is he a whale that caused the recent bubble? do you have evidence of something like that? [/quote] definitely "nexperian holding" https://www.google.co.uk/search?rlz=1CAACAG_enGB590GB590&biw=1366&bih=630&q=World+Intellectual+Property+Organization+AND+nexperian+holdings&oq=World+Intellectual+Property+Organization+AND+nexperian+holdings&gs_l=psy-ab.3...21302.24330.0.24782.10.10.0.0.0.0.88.732.10.10.0....0...1.1.64.psy-ab..0.5.391...33i160k1j33i21k1.0.r1G8rHV6e8sno evidence of Bitcoin Seoul involvement, just speculation. he jokingly said "scandal" on his YouTube channel as he bought some more WTC. At least he has a sense of humour. i'm not an expert in the manipulation of markets, but something doesn't seem right. [/quote] so this link? http://www.wipo.int/amc/en/domains/decisions/text/2017/d2017-0441.htmlwhat does that have to do with wtc or binance? and the bitcoin seoul guy.. he's a shit pumper in a world full of shitpumpers. is he manipulating the market behind the scenes? could be. but without proof it's an empty accusation. |
Make passive income here.. don't let the name fool you, do your own research and find out for yourself. it's called exitscam, but it's actually legit. Looks similar to a ponzi, but it's not. And it's perfectly legal, not a registered security, as the "dividends" are payouts, not actual dividends. Check it out at http://exitscam.me/luminium |
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Gully Bop
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October 08, 2017, 05:07:14 AM |
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Okay, WTC is on the move again, saddle up.  |
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dma88
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October 08, 2017, 05:08:33 AM |
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Howmuch was this coin when it first started trading?
around $1 when it hit the exchanges / this forum. according to the mods, a lot cheaper at ICO. keep in mind this wasn't a typical ICO. from what I've read so far, it looks like they just started selling them on binance. WTC seems to have a deep relationship with binance, which means they would both have to be in on the scam... but anyway maybe they didn't sell anywhere near all 100MIL tokens. they put the price at 60 cents, instead of 6 cents for a sell-it-all ICO. so they charge 10x and trickle the coins out as people buy them. so the WTC guys would still control the vast majority of the tokens. this would enable them to pump, dump, manipulate as they see fit, and binance could possibly help to hide it. all speculation of course. |
Make passive income here.. don't let the name fool you, do your own research and find out for yourself. it's called exitscam, but it's actually legit. Looks similar to a ponzi, but it's not. And it's perfectly legal, not a registered security, as the "dividends" are payouts, not actual dividends. Check it out at http://exitscam.me/luminium |
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October 08, 2017, 02:56:23 PM
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Howmuch was this coin when it first started trading?
around $1 when it hit the exchanges / this forum. according to the mods, a lot cheaper at ICO. but anyway maybe they didn't sell anywhere near all 100MIL tokens. they put the price at 60 cents, instead of 6 cents for a sell-it-all ICO. so they charge 10x and trickle the coins out as people buy them. so the WTC guys would still control the vast majority of the tokens. this would enable them to pump, dump, manipulate as they see fit, and binance could possibly help to hide it. all speculation of course. No no NO....smh...That's just flat out wrong. Binance didn't even exist when Walton did their ICO. All Binance did was a bounty program for Walton to get people to their platform (which is smart). Binance did a bounty for BQX too where they gave tens of thousands of BQX away (which is smart). Now they're doing an API BNB bounty (which is smart). Walton's ICO wasn't a mystery, it just may seems like it to you because of the cultural barrier. It wasn't really marketed to western societies, but that doesn't mean they didn't have a transparent ICO. |
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MiBambino
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October 08, 2017, 04:11:20 PM |
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Howmuch was this coin when it first started trading?
around $1 when it hit the exchanges / this forum. according to the mods, a lot cheaper at ICO. but anyway maybe they didn't sell anywhere near all 100MIL tokens. they put the price at 60 cents, instead of 6 cents for a sell-it-all ICO. so they charge 10x and trickle the coins out as people buy them. so the WTC guys would still control the vast majority of the tokens. this would enable them to pump, dump, manipulate as they see fit, and binance could possibly help to hide it. all speculation of course. No no NO....smh...That's just flat out wrong. Binance didn't even exist when Walton did their ICO. All Binance did was a bounty program for Walton to get people to their platform (which is smart). Binance did a bounty for BQX too where they gave tens of thousands of BQX away (which is smart). Now they're doing an API BNB bounty (which is smart). Walton's ICO wasn't a mystery, it just may seems like it to you because of the cultural barrier. It wasn't really marketed to western societies, but that doesn't mean they didn't have a transparent ICO. I wish I could upvote comments haha |
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Tramirostronix
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October 08, 2017, 06:57:48 PM |
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wtc was a rocket  still is by the way  |
I love XRP. XRP>BTC + DEDICACE A JULIEN le CROISE
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WORLDWIDEWES
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October 08, 2017, 09:20:53 PM |
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Howmuch was this coin when it first started trading?
around $1 when it hit the exchanges / this forum. according to the mods, a lot cheaper at ICO. but anyway maybe they didn't sell anywhere near all 100MIL tokens. they put the price at 60 cents, instead of 6 cents for a sell-it-all ICO. so they charge 10x and trickle the coins out as people buy them. so the WTC guys would still control the vast majority of the tokens. this would enable them to pump, dump, manipulate as they see fit, and binance could possibly help to hide it. all speculation of course. No no NO....smh...That's just flat out wrong. Binance didn't even exist when Walton did their ICO. All Binance did was a bounty program for Walton to get people to their platform (which is smart). Binance did a bounty for BQX too where they gave tens of thousands of BQX away (which is smart). Now they're doing an API BNB bounty (which is smart). Walton's ICO wasn't a mystery, it just may seems like it to you because of the cultural barrier. It wasn't really marketed to western societies, but that doesn't mean they didn't have a transparent ICO. yea my buddy is chinese. honestly I wish I wouldve been investing at the time because he couldve helped me decipher some of the chinese if Walton was able to be purchased by people in the states. Even putting a grand into that at maybe 10 cents a coin. Thats an easy 100k pay day. |
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October 09, 2017, 08:28:39 AM |
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Hey Guys, Noob here!  where can i get Walton best and can i store it in my ledger nano s? cheers Fidget Spinner |
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Lastsamuraj
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October 09, 2017, 07:44:58 PM |
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Binance.com as far as i know the only place. Im doing some traiding with it for last 2 week, so keep it there on the market. Not sure about wallet for it
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MiBambino
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October 09, 2017, 07:54:59 PM |
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Hey Guys, Noob here! where can i get Walton best and can i store it in my ledger nano s? cheers Fidget Spinner get it on binance and use it to daytrade, its a great way to make quick money |
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Lastsamuraj
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October 09, 2017, 11:37:24 PM |
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It is.Soon should go on bittrex or similar i think
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Bitcoin2theEnd
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October 10, 2017, 07:31:26 AM |
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Hey Guys, Noob here! where can i get Walton best and can i store it in my ledger nano s? cheers Fidget Spinner You can get Walton on Binance. Not too sure about ledger nano, but I do know you can store them on etherwallet via trezor |
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epsylon75
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October 10, 2017, 02:30:30 PM |
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you can store WTC on ledger nano... no issue... you have to add the contract address and decimals accordingly to see WTC though
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October 10, 2017, 09:22:01 PM |
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I couldn't open the website, do you have information about it?
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dma88
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October 10, 2017, 10:22:06 PM |
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Howmuch was this coin when it first started trading?
around $1 when it hit the exchanges / this forum. according to the mods, a lot cheaper at ICO. but anyway maybe they didn't sell anywhere near all 100MIL tokens. they put the price at 60 cents, instead of 6 cents for a sell-it-all ICO. so they charge 10x and trickle the coins out as people buy them. so the WTC guys would still control the vast majority of the tokens. this would enable them to pump, dump, manipulate as they see fit, and binance could possibly help to hide it. all speculation of course. No no NO....smh...That's just flat out wrong. Binance didn't even exist when Walton did their ICO. All Binance did was a bounty program for Walton to get people to their platform (which is smart). Binance did a bounty for BQX too where they gave tens of thousands of BQX away (which is smart). Now they're doing an API BNB bounty (which is smart). Walton's ICO wasn't a mystery, it just may seems like it to you because of the cultural barrier. It wasn't really marketed to western societies, but that doesn't mean they didn't have a transparent ICO. i may have read wrong. so how did they do the bounty program? |
Make passive income here.. don't let the name fool you, do your own research and find out for yourself. it's called exitscam, but it's actually legit. Looks similar to a ponzi, but it's not. And it's perfectly legal, not a registered security, as the "dividends" are payouts, not actual dividends. Check it out at http://exitscam.me/luminium |
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JohnDoe3490
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October 11, 2017, 04:36:49 AM |
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you can store WTC on ledger nano... no issue... you have to add the contract address and decimals accordingly to see WTC though
What's the contract address please? |
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MiBambino
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October 11, 2017, 11:35:08 AM |
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I couldn't open the website, do you have information about it?
they suffered from attacks apparently so they're working on the site |
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October 11, 2017, 03:38:56 PM |
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I couldn't open the website, do you have information about it?
they suffered from attacks apparently so they're working on the site Their web is on from my end, both Chinese and English are showing. Just a messenge popsup about the refund of ICO and some policy regarding to the China ban.  |
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MiBambino
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October 11, 2017, 04:23:09 PM |
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I couldn't open the website, do you have information about it?
they suffered from attacks apparently so they're working on the site Their web is on from my end, both Chinese and English are showing. Just a messenge popsup about the refund of ICO and some policy regarding to the China ban. I read their twitter so wasn't completely sure |
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