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Re: GAME Credits | Revolutionizing Ownership of In-Game Content | eSports Solutions
This is bs, I just found out about the swap a couple weeks ago and didn't know there was only a 6 month window to complete it, so went to do it today and see that the swap form is down with message saying they are no longer accepting any swaps and I guess I'm just screwed now? Worst investment ever! Spent 1 BTC on 10k GAME in 2018 and was already horrible at current value of .02 BTC, but now it's 0 thanks to this swap crap.
Re: NEM (XEM) Official Thread - 100% New Code - Easy To Use APIs
https://www.similarweb.com/website/nem.io
Not familiar with this website and, when I load it up, it claims China is the main source of traffic.
Nevertheless, what both websites agree on, is Malaysia probably has the most NEM users per capita.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Malaysia
Not familiar with this website and, when I load it up, it claims China is the main source of traffic.
Nevertheless, what both websites agree on, is Malaysia probably has the most NEM users per capita.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Malaysia
Yeah, that's correct, China is the leader when viewing only past 1 month stats. The image I posted was from the pro version of their tool and was for the last 3 months of data
And I'm not saying SimilarWeb is completely accurate either, none of these tools are, but I do know that SimilarWeb's data is very good and is why I'm paying a small fortune for it to use in my marketing business.
And either way, I think it's positive for NEM to see so much global interest in general, and interest from US and China should be good for it too if higher XEM price is the goal
Re: NEM (XEM) Official Thread - 100% New Code - Easy To Use APIs
Hey, you guys should realize that Alexa stats are not very accurate, right? Check out the geo stats from a professional research tool (SimilarWeb Pro):
http://i.imgur.com/B4DPXyU.png
As you can see, it's actually the US and China that seem to be sending the most traffic to nem.io
http://i.imgur.com/B4DPXyU.png
As you can see, it's actually the US and China that seem to be sending the most traffic to nem.io
Here's a good question, if all the funds were withdrawn to prove solvency like Carly claims, then how were the trading results still happening? Obviously the trading results were fake and kept being posted for days after cash out requests stopped happening, not to mention all the time before that when the funds were supposedly already stolen by hackers. This was definitely a poorly planned theft and hopefully some law enforcement is able to put him in prison for it.
Anyhow, I had invested 4 BTC valued at $2,400 a few months ago and was approx 1 month away from being able to get it back. Luckily I only reinvested the first $200 of profits since it didn't make much sense to reinvest when I felt that the price of BTC could go up significantly in the near future, not to mention I was also skeptical of the site, so I had been withdrawing profits daily ever since and managed to recover 1.948411 BTC before it ended. So feel free to add me to the list for however much loss this works out to. In BTC its 2.051589 lost, which was $1,230.95 according to the original $600 BTC price or $779.60 at the current $380 price.
Anyhow, I had invested 4 BTC valued at $2,400 a few months ago and was approx 1 month away from being able to get it back. Luckily I only reinvested the first $200 of profits since it didn't make much sense to reinvest when I felt that the price of BTC could go up significantly in the near future, not to mention I was also skeptical of the site, so I had been withdrawing profits daily ever since and managed to recover 1.948411 BTC before it ended. So feel free to add me to the list for however much loss this works out to. In BTC its 2.051589 lost, which was $1,230.95 according to the original $600 BTC price or $779.60 at the current $380 price.