Quote from: Lutzow on March 01, 2017, 04:17:49 PM

To those who are seeing posts involving Pesobit in their investment programs, those are not official unless I announce it in my official Facebook account https://facebook.com/pesobitcrypto or from BitcoinTalk official thread at https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1581240. But Pesobit is publicly owned so it's up to you guys how you will use your Pesobits, just be careful. The ones that I can openly endorse is the one (still dealing with a second fund manager) in the Online Wallet because it has a collateral of locked Pesobits making it safe.

To those who desire to be a fund manager but can't afford the large volume of Staking Pesobits that serve as collateral, it's ok because I might implement a Rating system with 5 stars. So if you're collateral is less then you'll get lesser stars but still good enough to provide your investors a feeling that you won't end up as scam.

The draft of the freelancing website will be shown to you via screenshot once the structure is fully available.

Just a little update about the upcoming E-Wallet online services, you might be issued 2 Pesobit addresses (one that acts as regular Pesobit address and the other is a Peso wallet address). The Peso wallet address basically converts the transferred Pesobit directly to Philippine Peso (of course with a minimal fee). Thanks to those who committed to be an investor of the E-Wallet platform, we're getting closer

nice update and reminders dev, we all see that the project still progressing so better to keep holding if you bought your coin when still the price are high never dumped with your loses instead keep staking and wait for it to bring back or to be more valuable, good luck dev keep it up.