❤️❤️POWH REBORN : Proof-of-Weak-Hands - POWHCOINS - Best Ponzi Out There!!!❤️❤️

[Grandbanks]

POWH IS BACK!

New Contract

New Design

New Gains

GET IN ON THE BOTTOM FLOOR

https://powhcoins.com

Do you have weak hands?

[GoldenOrder]

Website: https://powh.io/?masternode=0xd9fab0d66f2ac0a3fa441a98e2bcf75883483547

#1 It is not owned or controlled by a person or entity. It runs by itself with an Ethereum Smart Contract. So there is no risk of an “Exit scam”.
#2 Investors gain dividends in Ethereum by just holding the P3D tokens. The dividends are gained everytime there is a transaction. For every P3D token that is sold/bought, 10% of it goes as dividends to the token holders in Ethereum.
#3 If the price of the P3D token collapses, dividends are still paid in Ethereum to the investors still holding the tokens. So, in both bull and bear market cycles, token holders still receive dividends from each transaction. Which makes holding the token very valuable.
#4 You can reinvest or withdraw your Ethereum earnings, or sell/buy your P3D tokens any moment you want.

Step by step on how to Invest:
https://medium.com/@TheGoldenOrder/proof-of-weak-hands-project-how-to-invest-step-by-step-7b4de472630d

[Neelix]

So there is no risk of an “Exit scam”.

This Ponzi will only run as long as there is a remaining ETH balance on contract creators' wallet. When more people start getting their funds out compared to the amount of new investors, the system will collapse. It is very likely that the devs bought-in themselves and therefore probably hold the biggest amount of ETH. So stop claiming this Ponzi would run forever.


Better trade or gamble! (That's honest, at least  )

[ice18]

This kind of ponzi scheme is very risky to investors everyone must stay away I will never try this kind of investment even if its hardcoded with smartcontract still if no new transaction will process then no dividends will be distributed??

[leonair]

What the heck did I just read, getting investments for a Ponzi scheme and claiming they are the best?

For me, it just like asking people to give their money and taking for granted that this is a very high risk or obviously no return of investments.

[supermoney]

What the heck did I just read, getting investments for a Ponzi scheme and claiming they are the best?

For me, it just like asking people to give their money and taking for granted that this is a very high risk or obviously no return of investments.

It works through smart contracts, so not trying to defend the admin but he cannot scam anyone in this way.

[Neelix]

What the heck did I just read, getting investments for a Ponzi scheme and claiming they are the best?

For me, it just like asking people to give their money and taking for granted that this is a very high risk or obviously no return of investments.

It works through smart contracts, so not trying to defend the admin but he cannot scam anyone in this way.

He can easily by investing a huge amount right at the beginning. If he withdraws then (let's say 50% of the pot), other people will follow and the system collapses.

[achodik]

What the heck did I just read, getting investments for a Ponzi scheme and claiming they are the best?

For me, it just like asking people to give their money and taking for granted that this is a very high risk or obviously no return of investments.

It works through smart contracts, so not trying to defend the admin but he cannot scam anyone in this way.

He can easily by investing a huge amount right at the beginning. If he withdraws then (let's say 50% of the pot), other people will follow and the system collapses.

Currently the top 155 holding addresses would have to sell to account for half of the distributed tokens. I haven't done the math to calculate how much of the eth that would be, but I would be depositing all the way down, and a lot of others would too.

The price scales very nicely I think. From 16k eth in the contract to 6k eth in the contract your tokens would have only lost 50% of their value(buy price at 16k vs sell price at 6k)... That doesn't include the 10% buy/sell fee, but it doesn't include dividends you've been collecting on the way down either.
Source: https://powh3d.eu/charts