Quote from: LoraKalash on August 11, 2019, 04:38:27 PM

Quote from: artdor on August 11, 2019, 04:01:55 PM

Quote from: garyn on August 09, 2019, 03:32:06 PM

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author=Piastr link=topic=5163883.msg52110323#msg52110323 date=1565354117]

This project has too good product, so it can't fail, for my opinion. But, the fact this project has US jurisdiction almost guarantee that it is a scam. What do you think?

Piastr I think you meant to write that since this project is under US jurisdiction it almost gaurantee that it is NOT a scam. Right?

Gary

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author=artdor link=topic=5163883.msg52109483#msg52109483 date=1565349002]

Well, this is not an indicator that the project will be successful. From my own experience I will say that most of the investments today do not pay off. Either this time or everything happens because there is no regulation.

Artdor have you had experience with typical blockchain ICO based mainly on APPS or software within the blockchain. Because we are not that. We are, first a regulated STO, and we are a brick and mortar buildings that has clinics with a proven and working cancer treatment that will immediately, when the first one is open, generate revenue.

Gary

Gary

I have experience investing in ICO and other projects. And I also studied the profitability statistics for 2018 and the figures on ICO are very sad. And I wish you success so that the goal is achieved.

ICO, STO, ITO, IEO, whatever, all these types of fundrising are venture investing in startups. It means that there is a high risk, but the profit can be high too.
[/quote] True, but statistics say that almost 80% of such fees end with the scam of the project .. I say that there is too much risk for the sake of possible once benefits. Only 20% of projects give some kind of profit to their investor.