Quote from: nutildah on September 02, 2019, 01:59:12 PM

This WIDGAR guy really sealed the deal about this project being a scam. It went from a 95% chance to a 99% chance of being a scam thanks to him reminding me about the involvement of this Adrian Jacuzzi guy, then saying his token price was worth more now than it was when he bought it. Its worth zero. He doesn't even hold the tokens. This can be verified by checking out the smart contract address for the tokens. They haven't been distributed and they aren't traded. There's no realistic chance this project isn't a scam. Whether or not a mine exists is irrelevant -- the cryptocurrency portion of their fundraising is a scam.

It's clearly stated the tokens will go onto an exchange in Q2 2020. So whether we have the tokens now or not is irrelevant. In fact they can only be distributed once FINMA give their approval, that being in Q4 2019.

It's quite an elaborate scam dont you think? Involving a multitude of companies and reports. Royal Haskoning, SWISSCOM, Golders associates. Maybe Adrian payed them all off!
Or more realistically, there is a mine which we have established from Mongolian government websites and the owners of the mine have foreign shareholders
http://opendata.burtgel.gov.mn/lesinfo/5167329

A confidential feasibility study carried out by Royal Haskoning is available on the BHF website which can be seen after agreeing to an NDA. (apparently these studies are easily available to download from the web Cheesy

).

But let's just wait till the end of the year for FINMA approval.