Quote from: MattRob on March 24, 2018, 09:51:16 PM

Quote from: Cakeonit on January 15, 2018, 01:33:06 PM

All the people crying scam and ponzi have not yet figured out that all these lending platforms are different versions of a system that was originally pioneered by Bitconnect, and the concept works as long as there is rising token value and rising value OR volatility in the crypto space. Do any of us look at this as some kind of long term set-it-and forget it investment that does not require your attention like Bitcoin itself? NO. I do not have time right now to explain my investment thesis on the micro niche that is the tokenized crypto lending space, but I will when I get home from work tonight. The bottom line for us that DO dare to play in this lending game HAVE A HIGH RISK/REWARD profile, and we win some and certainly lose some. But for the 1 year time horizon, I have done my own research and for the portion of my portfolio that is allocated to high risk-reward I have chosen to long LCT. Haters gonna hate.

haha.... these are the same delusional comments made by many many many people in the past.... but unfortunantly 2 - 3 months from now it will be gone, or it will be hacked, or it will have a dev run off, or it will have some texas stop work order.

We are not haters really, so that lame comment "harters gonna hate"... don't work.... isn't that a Taylor Swift song? We are just here to warn people off this rubbish, and invest in real crypto to build crypto, not to see just another scam rubbish up crypto. Peace y'all cool man dude.

Go have a look at USI tech, essentially doing the same thing... it was better with faces, names, public event, huge cult following, but it is going down real quick.

Have a look at Ethereum, a real coin, a real profit making machine.... but it's going to be around for a long long long time and you can invest in it without crying at night if it will be back or not.

The only option to invest in a lending platform is if the team does everything in their power to show their faces in public at conferences, have strong financial backing from reputed community members and are actually highly skilled. If those three things don't apply, don't invest!