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June 02, 2018, 05:16:38 PM |
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I read what is an arbitrage trading. Now I understand how you are going to guarantee deposits. But I wonder what will happen if the price on the exchanges will be almost equal?
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June 02, 2018, 06:05:26 PM |
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Many will not agree with me, but I think that now is not the best time for ICO, as the situation in the cryptocurrency market is very unstable.
You are completely right, it is unstable. But I am almost sure it will not fall. What is more, this project has very comfortable terms. I feel like I should take part in it and I have a feeling that this one will succeed! Anyway, everyone has their opinion and one can be mistaken ![Wink](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/wink.gif) .
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June 02, 2018, 07:29:33 PM |
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Many will not agree with me, but I think that now is not the best time for ICO, as the situation in the cryptocurrency market is very unstable.
You are completely right, it is unstable. But I am almost sure it will not fall. What is more, this project has very comfortable terms. I feel like I should take part in it and I have a feeling that this one will succeed! Anyway, everyone has their opinion and one can be mistaken ![Wink](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/wink.gif) . Yes, the cryptocurrency market is really unstable, but some coins still feel confident and their value is gradually growing.
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June 03, 2018, 07:56:57 AM |
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Many will not agree with me, but I think that now is not the best time for ICO, as the situation in the cryptocurrency market is very unstable.
You are completely right, it is unstable. But I am almost sure it will not fall. What is more, this project has very comfortable terms. I feel like I should take part in it and I have a feeling that this one will succeed! Anyway, everyone has their opinion and one can be mistaken ![Wink](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/wink.gif) . Yes, the cryptocurrency market is really unstable, but some coins still feel confident and their value is gradually growing. Over time, we can expect more regulation, a greater diversity of investors, and a more mature outlook on the crypto market. We can also expect higher utility value as merchants find more accessible ways of accepting cryptocurrency, and the technology behind transactions also improves. While volatility may decrease, we can also expect a gradual but steady surge in the value of the cryptocurrency market as a whole. Just as the stock market has given way to long-term holders, so too will the cryptocurrency markets. At the very least, it appears to be something that is going to be here for the long run.
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June 03, 2018, 08:54:38 AM |
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Many will not agree with me, but I think that now is not the best time for ICO, as the situation in the cryptocurrency market is very unstable.
You are completely right, it is unstable. But I am almost sure it will not fall. What is more, this project has very comfortable terms. I feel like I should take part in it and I have a feeling that this one will succeed! Anyway, everyone has their opinion and one can be mistaken ![Wink](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/wink.gif) . I also think that time is not very successful, but it is unsuccessful for several months and it is not known when it will be good. So we need to analyze projects and rely a little on our feelings and luck.
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June 03, 2018, 01:46:12 PM |
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A total of 418 of 902 blockchain-backed crowdsales tracked by TokenData in 2017 have already been buried, and another 113 are currently on life support. Over 140 ICOs failed before they raised any money. But even worse, almost 280 failed after they raised funds. Some of them were pure scams, others saw their creators make away with the money raised, and still others faded quickly into obscurity because no one was interested. https://safehaven.com/article/44996/The-ICO-Walk-of-Shame-50-Dead-On-ArrivalIt is really hard to find a goon ICO these days, because there are too many of them.
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June 03, 2018, 02:01:03 PM |
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A total of 418 of 902 blockchain-backed crowdsales tracked by TokenData in 2017 have already been buried, and another 113 are currently on life support. Over 140 ICOs failed before they raised any money. But even worse, almost 280 failed after they raised funds. Some of them were pure scams, others saw their creators make away with the money raised, and still others faded quickly into obscurity because no one was interested. https://safehaven.com/article/44996/The-ICO-Walk-of-Shame-50-Dead-On-Arrival Prospective projects must have sufficient capital before the public announcement. The project needs aggressive advertising, and then investors will see. Moreover, investors will understand that the project is real, because creators invest, and not waiting for easy money.
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June 03, 2018, 02:45:41 PM |
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A total of 418 of 902 blockchain-backed crowdsales tracked by TokenData in 2017 have already been buried, and another 113 are currently on life support. Over 140 ICOs failed before they raised any money. But even worse, almost 280 failed after they raised funds. Some of them were pure scams, others saw their creators make away with the money raised, and still others faded quickly into obscurity because no one was interested. https://safehaven.com/article/44996/The-ICO-Walk-of-Shame-50-Dead-On-Arrival Prospective projects must have sufficient capital before the public announcement. The project needs aggressive advertising, and then investors will see. Moreover, investors will understand that the project is real, because creators invest, and not waiting for easy money. Here is the list of most successful ICO's of all time https://blockonomi.com/most-successful-icos/
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June 03, 2018, 06:07:20 PM |
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BITCONNEXT Seems Successful Project.How Can I Invest?
Put an archaic black Ma Bell rotary telephone in plain brown sack, carry it outside, then swing it as fast as you can above your head while you squawk like a chicken. The amount of BCCX you earn is predicated on how many revolutions you make with said sack.
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June 03, 2018, 06:22:40 PM |
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A total of 418 of 902 blockchain-backed crowdsales tracked by TokenData in 2017 have already been buried, and another 113 are currently on life support. Over 140 ICOs failed before they raised any money. But even worse, almost 280 failed after they raised funds. Some of them were pure scams, others saw their creators make away with the money raised, and still others faded quickly into obscurity because no one was interested. https://safehaven.com/article/44996/The-ICO-Walk-of-Shame-50-Dead-On-Arrival Prospective projects must have sufficient capital before the public announcement. The project needs aggressive advertising, and then investors will see. Moreover, investors will understand that the project is real, because creators invest, and not waiting for easy money. Here is the list of most successful ICO's of all time https://blockonomi.com/most-successful-icos/ Hah, thanks for information, it is very interesting. I hope that creators of Bitconnext studied the way of success very thoroughly. But you should not compare the projects from this list with Bitconnext.
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June 03, 2018, 07:36:32 PM |
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A total of 418 of 902 blockchain-backed crowdsales tracked by TokenData in 2017 have already been buried, and another 113 are currently on life support. Over 140 ICOs failed before they raised any money. But even worse, almost 280 failed after they raised funds. Some of them were pure scams, others saw their creators make away with the money raised, and still others faded quickly into obscurity because no one was interested. https://safehaven.com/article/44996/The-ICO-Walk-of-Shame-50-Dead-On-Arrival Prospective projects must have sufficient capital before the public announcement. The project needs aggressive advertising, and then investors will see. Moreover, investors will understand that the project is real, because creators invest, and not waiting for easy money. Here is the list of most successful ICO's of all time https://blockonomi.com/most-successful-icos/ Hah, thanks for information, it is very interesting. I hope that creators of Bitconnext studied the way of success very thoroughly. But you should not compare the projects from this list with Bitconnext. I concur. If they had, they would've been able to runaway with more than U$50M.
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June 03, 2018, 09:34:38 PM |
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It is very dangerous to invest in an investment project, but this project looks decent, I really liked the way your website looks.
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Only HYIP based lending platforms are crashing, because they are paying previous investors with the money invested by new investors. Our platform is generating profits via real arbitrage trading. It is clearly stated in our whitepaper. You continually repeat this. Saying don't make it so. You provide no proof whatsoever to justify your claim to be either a) Actual arbitragers and not HYIP admins b) Able to guarantee that 20% monthly profits are achievable on an ongoing basis Your "White Paper" resembles a fifth grader effort on the subject of "Arbitrage Theory". Your sliding scale of increased returns relative to size of investment and longer periods are pure Ponzi Scheme, even more so when claiming an arbitrage advantage for your scheme's small orders Now all your investments are insured via arbitrage trading, that is the only one secure financial instrument for investments hedging. This is a completely misleading use of the word "insured." Unlike other projects that are created by random and unknown people with fake biographies on their LinkedIn and Twitter profiles, Bitconnext investment platform is created by a company, that is officially registered in Cyprus (Offshore) Please explain how the use of an off the shelf company, registered in a country only remarkable for its lack of extradition treaties for financial crime, in any way stands for transparency If you are not random and unknown people then tell us your names, give us your bios and show us your faces. You must be well known, as For years our team has been working on projects that take advantage of the possibilities offered by cryptocurrency trading. Prove it.
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Extraordinary Claims require Extraordinary Evidence
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June 04, 2018, 02:49:02 AM |
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Your "White Paper" resembles a fifth grader effort on the subject of "Arbitrage Theory".
Did you ever used arbitrage for crypto trading ? I guess NO, because I doubt that the guy, who does not know how to accept bitcoins in a "Small Cafe" in UK knows how to use arbitrage for crypto trading. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1640732.msg16502963#msg16502963 (You made a self moderated thread about that)Tell us your names, give us your bios and show us your faces. You must be well known.
According to your profile, you opened many threads accusing people of scamming. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;threads;u=351569;sa=showPosts Judging others negatively anonymously is inappropriate. So, why don't you show us your face (Your photo holding your ID and a screenshot of this conversation) If you will do that, I will ask the CEO of Bitconnext to do the same. Please explain how the use of an off the shelf company, registered in a country only remarkable for its lack of extradition treaties for financial crime.
If you are talking about Cyprus, that problem will be solved soon, because The Central Bank of Cyprus has warned financial institutions about the need to close offshore companies' accounts starting on June 4. (So everything will be transparent) https://www.archyworldys.com/cyprus-will-close-accounts-of-offshore-companies/
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June 04, 2018, 03:17:54 AM |
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Judging others negatively anonymously is inappropriate. So, why don't you show us your face (Your photo holding your ID and a screenshot of this conversation) If you will do that, I will ask the CEO of Bitconnext to do the same.
tmfp is not taking your money. You don't need his/her personal info. So now that you have Gleb's personal info, will you ask "the CEO of Bitconnext" to do the same? Is your name Leroy by any chance? ![Grin](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/grin.gif)
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June 04, 2018, 06:57:46 AM Last edit: June 04, 2018, 04:09:17 PM by yokxashor |
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Judging others negatively anonymously is inappropriate. So, why don't you show us your face (Your photo holding your ID and a screenshot of this conversation) If you will do that, I will ask the CEO of Bitconnext to do the same.
tmfp is not taking your money. You don't need his/her personal info. So now that you have Gleb's personal info, will you ask "the CEO of Bitconnext" to do the same? Is your name Leroy by any chance? ![Grin](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/grin.gif) Let me introduce you to suchmoon well known MOTHERFUCKER who is abusing the trust system and places negative trust on anyone he/she does not like. I'm calling him MOTHERFUCKER because a lot of people called him/her like that before. Just go to his/her profile https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=234771 press TRUST and then SHOW RATINGS You will see that this person enjoys when others are calling him MOTHERFUCKER, SCAMMER, PEDOPHILE and other similar names. I will publish the real name, address and phone number of this fucking fat jew soon. In fact all his/her life he/she was a rat and a snitch. (He/she is a well known PEDOPHILE as well. I reported him/her to related facebook page https://www.facebook.com/pg/Anonymous-Pedophile-Report-Page-147739515420707/posts/?ref=page_internal) Enjoy motherfucker.
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June 05, 2018, 07:37:28 AM |
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OUR ICO IS LIVE NOW ! GET YOUR 50% BONUS ABSOLUTELY FREE !
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