Quote from: kamenicar on December 20, 2017, 05:45:33 AM

Quote from: AK1993 on December 20, 2017, 05:35:55 AM

And now please watch, let's see if Xaurum Q&A answers:

1. How do you think the trasition to (mostly) HitBtc will happen? People don't trust HitBtc, Coinmarketcap excludes volume and price from calculating averages from HitBtc!

2. Why was the price dropped to 0.06 dollars?

3. Golden reserve - are you really trying to convince us that it is impossible for xaurum price to fall under 0.06 usd? If I make a sell order and sell 1.000.000 xaur for 0.04 usd I crush the market.

4.Why, really why, have you implemented a Ponzi or should I say pyramid scheme?

5. Please check who promotes xaurum. Your so called "agents" are a disappointment; almost all are kids, not very educated about crypto world at all!

6. Who pays for the good cars (i saw Tesla S in Maribor with XAURUM written on it)? Who pays for your "vacation" in Monaco and Sao Paolo?

Let's see if you reply.

if you look at it that way - all the crypto in ponzi... the price can't go up, if there isn't any new money coming in... without new demand price will fall

Not true. I have never seen someone selling bitcoin, ethereum, litecoin and getting comission out of every sell. Are you a xaurum agent? If you are not I can explain why it looks like a Ponzi now. It is a typical MLM strategy: you have a leader, who divides people beneath him in two groups, and everyone of those people divide people below him in 2 groups etc... Out of every single transaction that is made through company, a person directly above you makes % of your every investment. Is this fair? Is this the cryptocurrency you want to invest in? Because to me it looks more and more like OneCoin and SCoin shit. This is not the way you want to stimulate growth. Look at Iota, Verge and other "small" currencies that have made their way from dark corner places of crypto world to the top 30 cryptos in the world! Neither of them is a Ponzi, and you will not find a similar scheme in the top 30 cryptos.