Quote from: MilleniumToken on January 25, 2018, 06:06:43 AM

Quote from: jackg on January 24, 2018, 10:42:36 PM

Quote from: MilleniumToken on January 24, 2018, 09:07:07 PM

Quote from: jackg on January 24, 2018, 06:37:53 PM

So you want $20000+ for an investment and you have no/little collateral.
Why not just sell this coin yourself? Also, what's the maximum amount of coins you have that can be circulated, I reckon 1.5 trillion tokens is a good 1% at least. And, if I'm not wrong, this is what an ICO is for!

Our total supply is 50 million. We did an ICO but we just dont have the right promotion we raised 700$. Its just funny how im called a scammer for trying to have a budget to work with. to get listed and start my project running.
The price of 1 token was 0.03$.
But its okay im not mad or anything. Its just dumb that how much me and my team is hardworking and dedicated to the project and to be called a scam. Ehsa

I never called you a scammer (you did that yourself). I just think it'd be greatly unlikely for someone like me to shift such a vast amount of coins if the loan isn't repaid.
Giving anyone 1.5 million tokens makes your altcoin a bit too risky also. It'd be easy for the lender just to start pump-dumping it and making a coin that isn't stable enough for people to want to invest in it.

Are you certain you really wouldn't be able to ICO these extra coins instead as there's so many.

Anyway, good luck with your coin.

I wouldnt be asking for a loan here if my ICO went well. But it didint

Normally if you have an ico that goes badly, it shows the problems with your coin and what you're suggesting.
Just keep going with your coin, list it on one exchange and get working on adding it to another. If you have a team with as much dedication to the coin as you have, they should be happy to lend you the money shouldn't they?