Re: [ANN] Banx Shares - Bitcoin profits paid monthly

BANX ran their ICO on c-cex, but now I hear all the coins on c-cex are worthless. Could this really be true?

No they didn't they sold them on banx.io

C-cex started then trading them too, banx asked them to de list them and they refused. As far as I know they are doing a wallet update that required the shares be uploaded to your accounts on banx.io

I transferred mine to banx.io a couple of days ago. They are still in there but the wallet is only working on the exchange until they do their updates.

There where a number of news updates about this over the past few weeks.

I remember it was an ICO launched on C-Cex: https://twitter.com/CryptoCurrEncyX/status/521351548396646401

"Banx shares ICO just launched.
Shares pay BTC dividends monthly on profits.
http://banxshares.com/bitcointalk
Buy here: https://c-cex.com/?p=banx-btc
#banx"

https://twitter.com/CryptoCurrEncyX/status/528187598427394049

"BANX ICO finished. Trading open!
https://c-cex.com/?p=banx-btc
https://c-cex.com/?p=banx-usd
#banx $banx"

That just looks like c-cex where cashing in on the Banx ICO, I know for a fact that banx.io where selling them themselves so why would they sell them somewhere else? I know that after a few weeks c-cex approached Mark because it was mentioned in the chat room. So no they weren't involved in the ICO. They're simply another exchange.

You've actually just proved what I was saying anyway.

I know it was launched on c-cex first. Officially by Mark. I remember it happening, Mark was in the troll box talking to everyone about it. I feel bad for anyone who bought into the ICO.

If I remember correctly, banx.io interface didn't even exist at the time.

Sorry mate, but you are incorrect. Banx.io and the ICO was running for weeks prior to CCEX approaching me asking me if they could list it. Pride from CCEX did a deal with me then the main guy there came and changed the deal a few weeks later. Simple as that. plus we have had people mining shares that shouldn't be and dumping them into CCEX. Hence the reason for the hard fork.