Hey all,
I'm offering access to the CND Trader platform that gives out signals with probabilities of success. The platform is geared towards institutional and professional traders for making reliable and high probability for success trades
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. The platform costs roughly $10-20k, but I am offering it for $650 for lifetime access. When the token was worth 30 cents each, the platform cost was $60,000
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. Lifetime access entitles you to a guarantee of 8 months of service (if there are any issues during this period, you will get a pro-rated refund in USD), but will run for 1-2 years or more
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I am a long standing member of bitcointalk.org since 2013, so trust and quality is assured. If you would like a record of its calls over the last several months, I can provide that as well. You will get a free upgrade to CND Expert when/if that occurs as well.
If interested, please send payment equivalent to $650 to either:
CND address: 0x057906c86c75910e86155bfcffca50aedd469655
ETH Address: 0xc7485e237b08f36f10c0efac16571c7d75f1778a
BTC Address: 1HrdkYGqShKitDuwCqhyXNJFecJPPkTiYX
& DM me your TXID. I usually respond within 1-4 hours EST time zone.
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"What is Cindicator bot?
From Palm Beach Confidential:
Cindicator gathers data by polling 30,000 analysts through its Android app. These analysts answer questions about future events. (The analysts are paid proportionally from a reward fund based on the accuracy of their forecasts. The more accurate their predictions, the more they are paid.) Cindicator then aggregates the polling data and runs it through the AI component, which sends trading signals to Cindicator token holders.
The more tokens you own, the more (and better) information you receive. To date, Cindicator has been correct 72.4% of the time across all of its predictions (according to its published forward test results). As I’ll show you below, certain data packages have done even better than that.
To access Cindicator’s data, you have to either spend (i.e., send tokens to Cindicator) or “stake” a certain amount of coins. Let’s focus on staking for now because that’s my recommended way to access Cindicator’s predictions. When you stake Cindicator tokens, you put them into a wallet that proves your ownership. So long as the coins stay in the wallet, you continue to receive trading signals.
Cindicator offers four tiers for data access. They require as little as 5,000 tokens for the beginner package and as much as 1 million tokens for their “Cryptometer” Bot 2.0 package. (Trading bots automatically execute trades based on preset algorithms, indicators, or parameters.)(edited)
Its weekly bitcoin price forecast indicator did 38 trades between January and June 2017. Of those trades, 24 were winners. And the average return for all trades was 0.95% per week. That works out to 49.5% annualized. Its monthly price forecasts on bitcoin, Ethereum, and Litecoin executed 15 trades between January and May 2017. There were 13 winners and two losers. The average gain of all trades was 58.2% per month. That works out to 708.1% annualized.
Since its release on December 11, 2017, the Cindicator Bot has issued 128 alerts:
• 17 Beginner Package Alerts
• 29 Trader Package Alerts
• 82 Expert Package Alerts
Cindicator released its stats for January. There was a total of 226 indicators with 171 closed during the month. Out of the indicators, 64% were for cryptos while 36% were for at. Overall, the accuracy of indicators in January stood at 62.6%. While 10% lower than December, it was an impressive result considering the volatility during the month.
Of those total 128 alerts, 58 have closed with a 72.41% win rate. It is rare to almost impossible for 99% of traders to reach this level of successful trades in the long run & most signal groups have win rates <50% (they typically hide their bad calls)."