Quote from: marcotheminer on April 20, 2019, 08:17:41 AM

Quote from: diazepam666 on April 20, 2019, 08:12:40 AM

Quote from: marcotheminer on April 19, 2019, 03:33:35 PM

What are people's thoughts on their IEO's? The coins cannot be withdrawn, they must be bought and sold for profit on their exchange. It seems like a smart idea - but you could lose quickly if you're not fast enough.

Next one in 90 hours - I'm going to try catching it this time..

But I believe Yobit is some what fine when compare with the other IEO listing exchanges. They are not using the profited money with the users or crypto community. I have heard Yobit made around 1000 bitcoins last few IEO projects.
Now they have launched the signature campaign for the bitcointalk community and twitted also about it. When compare with the Binance and Bitrex these people doing good for the bitcointalk users. All the best Yobit team.

All the traders well know IEO tokens needs to be sell at the day of listing itself. No more doubt about that.

They are conducting IEO for coins that do not exist - it's not a project. They make a paid "SHROOM" let's say, and that's it, new coin added. It's to generate profit for those who get in early - a kind of gambling game. It can be profitable or very taxing. I guess nothing wrong with that and up to each use to play their part or avoid it.

Yup you are right they are doing business with that, I used the word project for the IEO which comes with the backend project which can operate without the crowdfunding. For example you could take BTT.
It is kind of gambling it is all about the people who still have thought to invest and gamble with it.

Quote from: AdolfinWolf on April 20, 2019, 11:11:10 AM

Quote from: marcotheminer on April 20, 2019, 08:17:41 AM

They are conducting IEO for coins that do not exist - it's not a project. They make a paid "SHROOM" let's say, and that's it, new coin added. It's to generate profit for those who get in early - a kind of gambling game. It can be profitable or very taxing. I guess nothing wrong with that and up to each use to play their part or avoid it.

So... basically, it's a pure scam.

Holy shit. What the hell does this have to do with Bitcoin or cryptocurrency? It's pure gambling, and it just comes down to hoping that there's an even bigger loser out there who's going to be left holding your sack of dogshit.

A sack of dogshit, that, according to you does not even exist. i.e is not even withdrawable/existing on a blockchain level?.

Quote from: diazepam666 on April 20, 2019, 08:12:40 AM

They are not using the profited money with the users or crypto community. I have heard Yobit made around 1000 bitcoins last few IEO projects.
Now they have launched the signature campaign for the bitcointalk community and twitted also about it. When compare with the Binance and Bitrex these people doing good for the bitcointalk users. All the best Yobit team.

All the traders well know IEO tokens needs to be sell at the day of listing itself. No more doubt about that.

You must be kidding.. You think Yobit is going to donate this money to a charity? LMAO.

Yobit must be rubbing their hands with glee, now that they've found a new way to make so much money off suckers. God damn.

Quote from: diazepam666 on April 20, 2019, 08:12:40 AM

Now they have launched the signature campaign for the bitcointalk community and twitted also about it. When compare with the Binance and Bitrex these people doing good for the bitcointalk users. All the best Yobit team.

Yeah, thanks yobit for ripping off unaware investors/speculators in your pump and dump schemes! We appreciate you doing so much for the community! - You're out of your mind..?

I know well about they are going to donate to the forum or something but finally people are getting benefited by giving promotion over the forum. Whether they do charity or not. I am not aware, you check and share it anywhere.

Haha, I am not sure whether you are out of mind or what. Funny!!!