Re: [PUMP AND DUMP] Signatum is just another clonecoin scam targeting naive noobs
Here is a link to the interview that the Signatum Team doesn't want you to hear. It is their current DEV "the Doctor" talking about how he helped manipulate another shitcoin.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T-mhEI2BF24&feature=youtu.be
In this interview you will notice that "The Doctor" will refer to this "user" as "part of the development team right from the beginning".
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T-mhEI2BF24&feature=youtu.be
Scamcoins are like a pyramid scheme or a ponzi scheme - at the end there are "bagholders" - this means that the value that is being traded will eventually end up having no value. The last person is the "bagholder" - they will loose everything. By promoting and trading a scamcoin you will eventually dupe the "bagholder". Unsuspecting newbies are often recruited to promote the coin. They will really believe in what they are doing - but their inexperience and nonobjective view based on getting only one side of the story makes them ideal pawns.
Listen to the interview and see if you still think this isn't run by scammers.
UPDATE: The Doctor is the same Dr. "Asif Masood Baloch" PhD from the Poolminers, Crypto Commerce, Digital Rupees and SARcoin scam
The "doc" video on SARcoin
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-AsUrvtCIPA
RECOGNISE THE VOICE FROM the burstcoin interview ? (Doc Audio):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T-mhEI2BF24&feature=youtu.be
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T-mhEI2BF24&feature=youtu.be
Very detailed info about Signatum & mining written by user Dan Jensen
In this interview you will notice that "The Doctor" will refer to this "user" as "part of the development team right from the beginning".
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T-mhEI2BF24&feature=youtu.be
Lol....scam or not I made a small fortune mining it when it first came out. I still hold a good amount in case it ever matures into something worth having. Holding pays off 90% of the time, even if it's a dead end project.
Scamcoins are like a pyramid scheme or a ponzi scheme - at the end there are "bagholders" - this means that the value that is being traded will eventually end up having no value. The last person is the "bagholder" - they will loose everything. By promoting and trading a scamcoin you will eventually dupe the "bagholder". Unsuspecting newbies are often recruited to promote the coin. They will really believe in what they are doing - but their inexperience and nonobjective view based on getting only one side of the story makes them ideal pawns.
Listen to the interview and see if you still think this isn't run by scammers.
UPDATE: The Doctor is the same Dr. "Asif Masood Baloch" PhD from the Poolminers, Crypto Commerce, Digital Rupees and SARcoin scam
The "doc" video on SARcoin
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-AsUrvtCIPA
RECOGNISE THE VOICE FROM the burstcoin interview ? (Doc Audio):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T-mhEI2BF24&feature=youtu.be