Within the Last months, the technology developer Gnosis sold $12.5 million worth of “GNO,” its in-house digital currency, in 12 minutes. The April 24 sale, intended to fund development of an advanced prediction market, got admiring coverage from Forbes and The Wall Street Journal.
On the same day, in an exurb of Mumbai, a company called OneCoin was in the midst of a sales pitch for its own digital currency when financial enforcement officers raided the meeting, jailing 18 OneCoin representatives and ultimately seizing more than $2 million in investor funds. Multiple national authorities have now described OneCoin, which pitched itself as the next Bitcoin, as a Ponzi scheme; by the time of the Mumbai bust, it had already moved at least $350 million in allegedly scammed funds through a payment processor in Germany. Gotta Stay Alert at all times, if its too good to be true- it is!
Yes..it's hard to invest money in something this days..very risky.
yeap!
If someone scammes me .. I will go on the darkweb and find myself some decent hitmans which i will pay some bitcoins to them to fuck them up so badly they will regret that they are born
lmfaoooo!
That's why we are here to exchange the info
The people should learn when they are with streem they have the best information
true!
BitConnect anyone???
lol are you selling?
I just feel bad for the people who invested.
me too!
@arcadiocruz thank you for sharing this with us.
I am aware of scams in cryptocurrency market like Ponzi schemes and Pump-and-dumps. So I decided to write couple of articles how to recognize scams (I have already published one scam alert).
If you want to learn more and stay informed follow me and upvote!
thanks, will do!