Quote from: nmaru on February 14, 2018, 06:30:56 PM

Quote from: Zerotosixty on February 14, 2018, 04:51:13 PM

I subscribe to Moas' newsletter -- $600 for a year. Results have been mixed. He did recommend UNY -- that's why I'm here trying to find out more -- but he warned that it's very risky. He certainly did NOT say anything like "best opportunity in 20 years." Moas also recommended UNY back in July when it was around the #30 coin on coinmarket cap. The coin crashed after that, its developers left, and nothing happened with it until this new stuff. Just a week to 10 days ago, it was trading very thinly at one-fifth of one cent. Anyone who's held UNY from that $.002 has obviously done very well since Moas recommended it.

And BTW, Moas' last two picks were duds. People who bought Binance Coin and Bread Wallet on his recommendation are underwater on those buys.

(Don't ask me to post excerpts from Moas' newsletter. Per the subscriber agreement I will not.)

Are you stupid? The entire market experienced a correction and Binance Coin before the correction shot up from $9 to $25. Brd is a very underrated coin in my opinion because of it's utility.

Where's Binance Coin now, genius? 9. Pumped on the recommendation then faded. "Bread is underrated..." Blah, blah... gone nowhere. "Stupid"? What's stupid on a forum like this is name-calling and drawing ignores. Lighten up, buddy.

To the guy above who said Moas said this is (or could become) his best pick in his 25 year career... my apologies. I see he did indeed say that on Twitter. In his newsletter he told subscribers he hasn't yet written up the rest of his report on UNY/DIG, so I'm still wondering why he's so high on it. Despite his last two picks going nowhere, I can't argue with his history of successful forecasting. Binance and Bread may turn out to be good holds, and as far as UNY/DIG goes, even though I'm highly skeptical I'll let my smallish bet ride and see what happens. I'm betting on Ronnie here, not on the info that's been made available about the project -- there's got to be more to this story than presently meets the eye.