Quote from: tmfp on January 08, 2015, 12:14:18 AM

Quote from: SimplisticStu on January 07, 2015, 07:11:42 PM

Quote from: tmfp on January 07, 2015, 07:02:16 PM

Quote from: SimplisticStu on January 07, 2015, 06:42:01 PM

Quote from: byteSized on January 07, 2015, 06:35:31 PM

So, after you got scammed by a ponzi, you invested in another ponzi?

How are they a ponzi when they buy low and sell high not just on BTC but across 200+ cryptocurrencies to ensure they get a profit but also ensure they fulfill the orders placed. I have not heard of ONE occurance yet where they have not delivered. Ponzi, I think you are mistaken.

Glad to see you living up to your forum name.
Are you allowed out on your own?

Are you for real? Seriously? You felt compelled to reply to my post with that load of shit??
Please, please, PLEASE!!! next time you think of doing such a thing, just don't bother OK, really, just don't bother.
It holds no weight, no discussion material, it's a poor statement and it contributes absolutely nothing at all to anybody.

That was the TL:DR.

The longer version goes like this:

You are saying this is not a ponzi.
You are saying that these Cryptobubble people really do have a secret trading operation which returns them profits, over and above the 100% interest that they pay every 100 hours for the money you send them?
Ok, let's go with that for a minute.
Unless they are a charity, they have to make a profit on top of what they pay out, let's say 25%, don't want to be greedy. So, their alchemy operation grosses them 125% return every 100 hours.
Do you know what that means?
That means if they started their magic trading system with, say, 1BTC of their own and took no money at all from 'investors', (why should they?) after 100 hours they would have 1.25BTC profit all to themselves, plus the original 1.
At the beginning of the second 100 hour period they now have 2.25BTC to work their magic with and they do, adding 125% profit on that (2.812BTC) to their 2.25, thus starting the third 100 hour period with 5.062BTC. With me so far?
Ooooh look
1   2.25
2   5.06
3   11.39
4   25.63
5   57.67
6   129.75
7   291.93
8   656.84
9   1,477.89
10   3,325.26
11   7,481.83
12   16,834.11
13   37,876.75
14   85,222.69
15   191,751.06
16   431,439.88
17   970,739.74
18   2,184,164.41
19   4,914,369.92
20   11,057,332.32
21   24,878,996.72

There are only ever going to be 21,000,000 Bitcoin.
After less than 21 x 100 hr periods, they would own them all, according to you.

Another TL:DR
If Cryptodonkey's secret trading scheme can pay 'investors' 100% per 100 hours and make a profit on top, if they had started with one bitcoin of their own instead and reinvested it, by about Easter they would have made a profit equivalent to all the BTC in the world.
If they're not a Ponzi.

Quote from: SimplisticStu on January 07, 2015, 06:42:01 PM

How are they a ponzi....Ponzi, I think you are mistaken.

So, do you get out much?

wow you obviously put some work and effort into that, I appreciate the time spent to try to prove somebody wrong but I have just one flaw with it, just one tiny little flaw. You failed to take into account that they "trade" across over 200+ cryptocurrencies, sell high and buy low across all platforms so for example if BTC is down (and it has been recently but it's recovering) then I assume they are compensating for their profit margin on other currencies. Why would you focus purely on BTC when I stated they trade across the other currencies? I would be interested for a similar demonstration including the other crypto's