1.) the coin isn't lauched, it might happen the same
2.) to let iou exchanges out of the game, isn't fair for investors. maybe they are stupid, buying waves for 2million sat. but it is buyers risk.
at the moment waves lost most of its credibility to me, if this is true...
exchanges can trade whatever they want. yobit and bloombit are trading their own IOUs. No one can stop them from that.
You cant deposit or withdraw the waves anyway to this exchanges. As mentioned by others, its not sure if you can withdraw or deposit waves even after the launch, so you will have to keep it there for longer.
you need not explain that to me, i know what is going on here.
on lisk everything worked in the end. i think it will also on waves.
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yes, but that is not a scam, this is traders stupidity.
an iphone is also scam then? build for less than 200$ sold for 700$?
So how do we differentiate between SCAM and Buyer stupidity? These are people who are supposed to be responsible to hold and trade our funds and they are praying on new people coming into crypto to take their money easily knowing they will lose.
how do you know they will loose?
maybe they bought waves very cheap?
how do you know, that the buyers aren't longest term holders?
at what price did the exchanges sell their iou-waves?
you are assumpting, and of course, in some parts you are right. but look at the trollbox, they are only users on yobit and do the same. no difference. every hyper is a scammer, if you ask me. hard to differentiate where stupity ends and scam begins. but in crypto, for me, i define a scam other than that.