RE: My Intro: Influencers, Bitcoin Scams, Me, & My Journey
Im probably gonna piss off some people by writing this but here's what i see:
i guess i didnt give them a thorough enough look, but when i went to their website i saw they had the same business model as btchain, except you make 1% where as btchain offers 3%...
who knows bt chain could be totally legit, but im almost 90% sure they are both ponzi structure. successful ponzi none the less, but just wait for the day that they can no longer sustain their model and cant give you that 1%. Will they let you take it out? Will they run off with your money? a lot of them do, but some are cool and will give it back... but i wouldn't want to find out.
like i said i saw both btchain and bitconnect doing the same thing. paying for articles to be written with disclaimers on the
top https://cointelegraph.com/press-releases/bitconnect-coin-price-reaches-all-time-high-briefly-surpasses-growth-rate-of-ethereum
https://cointelegraph.com/press-releases/btchainio-is-growing-in-popularity-as-an-online-bitcoin-investment-platform
and when i went to their facebook, it looks like a ghost town. hardly any activity and the only comments were, some MLM comments on some of the posts
they call it "lending" but who are they actually lending to? and how are they able to guarantee a return on that money? all these little indicators point to scammy stuff going on.
right now theres a ton of money in crypto and anyone in this space is going to make money. ponzi models make the fastest and theres a lot of people that are good throwing up a quick site around this model and make it look like they're legit and they have their own coin and use fancy buzzwords like "decentralized" "mining" "staking" "opensource". those words are all BS. they're collecting money off of people and paying you until they can no longer sustain it. They put up a video looking like a tech company with some ukulele music playing like they are suddently the answer everyones been waiting for. Promising a return of certain percentage. its an obvious ponzi model.
Like i said they do make money , but in the short term. trick is to get your money out quicker than they can run off with it....that is if you can get ahold of them and actually get it out... lol check out these pictures from their facebook
they never reply. also i think they're in south east asia from the looks of it
They have replied to me on their website, but regardless that doesn't mean anything to me. A lot of the scam sites have someone working at a "help desk" to instill confidence having open conversations and emails to fix problems until they disappear. We will see, but again, in my experience and my looking in to them, I felt confident in my investment.
Like I tell everyone, only invest what you are willing to lose... in any investment.
totally thats a given. always what you're willing to lose. but you'll make money everyone does, until stuff starts getting rocky and thats when you get your stuff OUT ! Its one of those types of deals. make some money and get out quick kinda thing. Within a few months maybe, or a year. or possibly strike up a relationship with them so when they disappear they're cool with you. Im sure itll be fine for a while though
It's not just a company or a coin, it's also a community. This community is way bigger than I think you understand and has been around for about 9 months I believe. It's also listed on some altcoin indexes/lists...
That being said, I don't doubt that you could be right. Any altcoin that is in a somewhat beta stage could fail.