Then you were the target market.

"Legitimacy" is a sales technique:  the entire driver of celebrity endorsements of everything from shampoo (if supermodels use this, it must be great!) to sports shoes (Nike Jordan's).  Got your Jamie Oliver Pots?  Your Wolfgang Puck frozen Pizza?  Got your shitty Beats headphones because all the Rap guys and Sports stars get paid to wear them in public?

It's called "social influence".

One of the questions I asked, and never got an answer to, was HOW MUCH EACH of these people invested and when.  "Insider Transactions" is a normal part of the pre-investment disclosure process.

Never answered.  Just a new copy of "the list" of names.

And those names didn't include ANY high profile "investors".  No Warren Buffet.  No Andreesen, No Doerr, No Horowitz.  No "investors" (by trade) at all.

What you see on the list are experts in making video games, running a high tech taxi service, a guy who works at Facebook, a guy who makes tv shows about singing contests...


What makes these guys "experts" in crypto?  What makes them "experts" in penny stock trading?  

They are regular people who have probably never owned a Bitcoin, and heard a few buzzwords from DanK, and they hang out and party with him and said, "Sure mate, I can throw a few bucks at this to see if it flies.  Bitcoins for consumers?  Yeah, that makes sense.  Whatever.  Lay out another line Dank."

No "investors" by trade.  Real investors would have done due diligence.  People in tech constantly angel fund things for social reasons rather than trying to make a buck.  They don't do due diligence.  There are NO VC firms or established Angel Investors (by trade) involved with this.  Real investors (by trade) do due diligence.

You can't believe such high profile investors would touch this?

DanK knew that.  That is why "the list" is his answer to everything.