Quote from: SoyLaCasa on July 29, 2017, 02:36:06 AM

Quote from: Munz77 on July 28, 2017, 09:02:16 PM

In 1994 I'm sure a lot of people were saying the same thing about the internet: Its much easier to take your cash down to the local bookie than to go buy a computer, set up TCP etc etc

Your either a supporter of the very early days of crypto, or not. If not, why are you on here? Go use your fiat and be done with it.

hahaha "Your either a supporter of the very early days of crypto, or not.".

You have to be kidding me. You probably weren't even born in 1994 and just repeat what now everyone is saying.
Are you familiar with the .com bubble? Were all those websites so good just because they belonged to the "early days of internet"?
Why only some of them survived?

So if an ICO is an absolute obscure scam, but I support "the early days of crypto", then I must help the scammer get rich!

I'm not doubting that the price can reach 100 or even more (who knows what's possible).
Forget about finance (gambling for the most part) for a moment and focus on the project itself.
I really doubt 99,99% of "investors" here even know a thing about the industry where they are "investing" with this platform.

The real gamble here is not in sports betting, it's in your price predictions for this token.
Lucky enough for you, there will probably be new people willing to throw money at this crap and raise its price.

Wasn't even born in 1994? Why do you think i have "77" in my username dipshit. The .com bubble was where fortunes were made. The tail end of it was when the mis-informed jumped on - which is what we are yet to see in crypto. I work in finance and no one knows what bitcoin is. I can't wait till all the plebs "discover" bitcoin and pile in, as thats the time to sell.

Investing in ICO's is a gamble, however finding a decent idea like wagerr, bancor etc and taking a punt in the early days of crypto is a very smart move. Your just shitful for whatever reason. Go ahead and complain, we don't care.