I do not look at whether it is value for money or a "good investment". I look at whether the owners are transparent and honest to determine if it is a scam.
Whether the owners are going to run off with the money.
Some of the things said appear to be dishonest. That worries me.
It is necessary to say that the Worldcore company calls itself an "transparent european organization", although the Worldcore manager
FintechEU does not disclose his name and position in the company for entire year despite the fact that he was asked to do this many times. Worldcore turned off the website worldcore.com with the list of their employees and the Roadmap and you can't find them on Worldcore web resourses anymore.
US$ was worth more when that was said:

At one stage this year the upper value would have been US$32M
I would consider it "sales hyperbole".
If you are selling a house you would not likely say "the valuer valued it at $500K" if the range was $500K to $700K. You would hope to market it at the higher price range.
The date of E&Y report is the 2nd of October 2017 (you can see this date on the first page of the
report).
1 EUR was equal to 1.1739 USD then:
https://www.currency-converter.org.uk/currency-rates/historical/rate/EUR-USD-02_10_2017.html?KeepThis=true&TB_iframe=true&height=500&width=500Thus, 26.000.000 EUR * 1.1739 = 30.521.400 USD
It also didn't specifically say US$
Worldcore representative talked clearly about USD:
- Worldcore business and software has been evaluated by E&Y
The value of Worldcore exceeds $30 million by this moment and this value is a result of founder's investments of less than $4 million and 2 years of hard work of Worldcore team.
It makes Worldcore the world's first and completely unique company with such value in ICO industry and it's needless to say that it confirms the professionalism of the team. The report can be downloaded on Worldcore.com website
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