Quote from: johnleo on December 13, 2018, 09:29:31 AM

Quote from: StipsFinTech on December 04, 2018, 02:06:06 PM

Quote from: askeza on December 04, 2018, 01:49:40 PM

Okay have you decided what to do with stips token on exchanges?

We have decided on that a long time ago, you can check out our Roadmap.

Hi, I see your roadmap with plan to listing in IDEX, as far I know, they just available for erc20 token but there is another exchange similar to their name, maybe you just made typo from IDAX, so please fix it!

I wouldn't bother, these scammers know literally nothing about crypto-world. They didn't even know what Circle or Greyscale are, while happliy burning investors' money on a "roadshow". I'm pretty sure they had no idea what either IDAX or IDEX is.

Here's a few fun facts:

1) They're lying about being British startup. All three founders of stips a from the deepest arse or Russia city called Yekaterinburg, around Ural montains. This is where their main office is located.
2) All they really do is marketing all the actual developers are outsourced from whatever. Meaning their "platform" most likely already have a lot of backdoors installed or, at the very least, not too well made.
3) They had nothing to do with the cryptocurrency untill last summer, when the smell of big scam-money and ICO filled the world l;ike a hurricane.
4) Yes, they don't even know the biggest players like Circle or Greyscale. They're totally incompetent in terms of crypto-world.
5) They're already spending private investors' money on luxury trips like Blockchain Cruise. And no, this has nothing to do with finding more potentital VCs.
6) They hastily removed the real-time investment counter from their site shortly after ICO began. To obscure actually low numbers, I guess.
7) They even scam the freelance people who were helping them with PR and translations, even when the sums in question are laughably small. They just tend to "forget" they owe someone something.

All in all, this is clearly aimless and incompetent project that just wanted a piece of that big tasty ICO-pie. Luckily, they're also slow and came too late to the party, so I doubt they'll get a chance to scam too many people.