Are you serious?! The fact that they have so few content and that their public pages are so "young" is the #1 sign of fraud. When you google CTN, the first thing that comes up is the prepaid article on bitcoin.com I am pretty sure, that the authors of this ICO put some irony in the project – they claim that they will protect people from fraud, but in fact they are the fraudulent system too. I personally think it's funny, though pretty bad job was done on an ICO.

survived deepest digs?! It is supposed to be fragile as hell and such "deep digs" as you said is not the thing investors need to fear. Currently, majority of bull players are looking mostly at the future perspectives and are ready for such price drops. The thing that will kill them all is that in the future, Bitcoin won't become anything more than an asset for speculation or will turn into something similar to existing currencies and there are tons of reasons for that.

People, I've studied financial bubbles for over 4 years and I can tell you one thing – cryptocurrencies are just another financial bubble. They are overpriced badly already and I know, that all people, who are bearish towards crypto say this over and over, so let me try to explain. There are many arguments that support my claim, but the strongest one is the self-destroying system that lays in the roots of bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. People buy crypto and then wait before it's price grows and then sell, they don't actually use bitcoin. The major market of bitcoin is the dark net or the illegal markets around the world, which is a pretty unreliable support for a currency. The only reason for growth of crypto's prices is that medias started talking about it and tons of "hamsters", or in other words - noobs, jump in and wait for thousands to fall in their hands, but at the end they will sell anyway. The things we don't know are: how many more hamsters are willing to get rich by holding crypto and how long are they ready to hold it. This bubble might burst in a month or in two years – I have no idea, but I am 97% sure that at the end it will collapse and all those projects that are based on crypto and crypto-gamblers will die, just like this happened in some cases of financial bubbles. I am a professional economist and I'm not saying that crypto is a new type of "ponzi" (as hamsters say, having no idea what a financial pyramid actually is), but I am saying that it has not such grate future as some of you might imagine.

I just want to add my 2 cents. As the author of this post said, Polymath wants to make ICO's look more like IPO's in a way – they want to attract large institutes by making those ICO's legal. The idea is good and pretty much useful for developers and investors, but the thing is that Polymath itself does illegal ICO – it issues tokens, that are defined as regular securities and shall be registered. Currently no legal actions were seen on the side of Polymath, so I believe that it is either a scam or they just forgot to look at the laws of the USA. Or maybe I missed something.

I actually used ziber, when it was in the ICO stage and was free. It worked well – I called my friend in Russia, when he was in some place where there was no internet.