If the price of BHF tokens is sold at a special price by reducing prices, say a discount, does that not cause a loss? Especially if investors buy on a large scale and is there a backup fee or a solution for that?
That is why only a limited amount of BHF tokens are sold at a reduced price. With these sales we can prove part of the already geological works done to international level which will enable the entire project to gain value, (far greater then the reduced price therefore offsetting this discount).
Interested how the team will reply on this scam allegation. I thought, the problem is only about plagiarizing whitepaper. Now, there's more to investigate on this project. Claiming to be backed by one of the largest copper reserves in Asia needs a lot of proofs so to speak.
I'm just surprised that people think it's legal to buy into a STO when the company isn't even registered. And Blue Hills intentionally leads people to believe it is OK. It's illegal!
Don't you think its unusual there is no physical address for BlueHills, for a company that owns 24% of a massive mine!
Then there's the The Mize Network and PowerMine pyramid scam debacle adding the name Adrian Jacuzzi to this whole sham.