Quote from: nomadedigital on February 18, 2018, 04:28:42 AM

Quote from: Mynameischair on February 18, 2018, 03:58:43 AM

Quote from: nomadedigital on February 18, 2018, 01:10:29 AM

Cryptobridge is a scam, they keep users coins and they do not refund you whenever they decide there is an issue with a blockchain. They are not decentralized as they preach everywhere, since you dont have access to the priv keys of the wallets you are depositing/withdrawing to before converting into fake tokens to trade inside the platform. Pure shit, dex my ass.
There is no difference between trading on CB or cryptopia or bittrex or any other centralized cryptoshit exchange. period.

My guess is you a fud for a competing dex that is unhappy with the fast growth that cryptobridge is experiencing. Anyway, good luck with the fud. Those of us that constantly use the exchange know better. take care.

You can keep guessing, you have all the rights in the world to emit your very personal opinion, as well as I am.
Fast growth?....maybe it is a matter of perspective. It is an outright scam when the exchange operators keep your coins hostage, also when they say they are decentralized when they are not. Keep guessing, it is your right as well as it is your right to turn your back to the actual facts. Fud..you dont even know what that is. Anyways good luck to you too. Cheers.

It's not a scam, but rather how things are done on the Bitshares platform.

That said, there is no "fast growth" since...
Exchanges make 90% of their profits from the Top 20 coins... and the only Large Cap with any volume on BCO is LTC.

Also, the last "moon" payout is 0.0007% of market cap = 7/100th of 1%...
And all that amazing profit is going to the original spec miners... none of it goes to actual traders.

The last point I would make us a trader's #1, #2 and #3 job is to analyze Counterparty Risk...
After years of trading I can pretty much categorize Counterparty Risk for my centralized exchanges...
For example, I recently pulled out of both Polo and Bittrex because of skyrocketing risk...
But it's completely impossible to analyze Counterparty Risk for BCO.