Topic: [ANN] CLOUT - Media Decentralized. - page 2. (Read 12352 times)

When you read their telegram, you see same message all day:" we are working.."
Truth is that sean kirtz disappeared and with the regulation, he knows he will have big problems.

They sold only 2,5 millions tokens on 100 millions. They burn any tokens. They have 97 000 000 for the team.

But maybe they will be work on project because clout team is not disappear yet they are responding on telegram.
they are saying that they will release new updates about clout project very soon.. i am giving them a chance .. 

No chance, even someone has taken pains to get listed on IDEX but the lifeline of CLOUT continues to decline. I believe sooner or later CLOUT token really will not be worth anymore. What a disappointing project.

clout was a very good project but after ico they have showed bit good job and after few month they all disappeared.
no new updates on twitter or facebook, no social activity. even clout not listed on coinmarketcap and only listed on hitbtc.
please clout team show yourself and do something for clout project we have invested on clout ico (1$ per clout) but now price very down.. 

The idea is basically to give ICOs and other crypto projects a place to talk about crypto, advertise it, and create content since Twitter/Facebook/Google are banning crypto ads and hiding/flagging social posts related to it.

They had an ICO, but they didn't hit their cap and maybe made a couple million which is only like a years budget in a very modest business then tried to launch it anyway. They paid like 200k for a HitBTC listing and however much they spent going to summits and buying booths with all of the convention shit and probably paid their own salaries after it ended as well. They also had quite a bit of internal drama with how the funds were managed recklessly like this (there are way more reputable and cheaper exchanges with more humans to list on than HitBTC) and rightfully so, so the CEO (Sean Kirtz) left but that's basically what this is now.

Tokens are very cheap now. They're struggling a bit with development and community. This would be a perfect project for a backend dev with ipfs knowledge to get a hold of because of the extra ICO tokens and cheap price. Most of these guys are just butt hurt because they paid $1 per coin in a failed ICO that costs a cent now on the market because 150k tokens got distributed in bounties before listing day, plus hitbtc bots and there is not much for a community.

The idea is basically to give ICOs and other crypto projects a place to talk about crypto, advertise it, and create content since Twitter/Facebook/Google are banning crypto ads and hiding/flagging social posts related to it.

They had an ICO, but they didn't hit their cap and maybe made a couple million which is only like a years budget in a very modest business then tried to launch it anyway. They paid like 200k for a HitBTC listing and however much they spent going to summits and buying booths with all of the convention shit and probably paid their own salaries after it ended as well. They also had quite a bit of internal drama with how the funds were managed recklessly like this (there are way more reputable and cheaper exchanges with more humans to list on than HitBTC) and rightfully so, so the CEO (Sean Kirtz) left but that's basically what this is now.

Tokens are very cheap now. They're struggling a bit with development and community. This would be a perfect project for a backend dev with ipfs knowledge to get a hold of because of the extra ICO tokens and cheap price. Most of these guys are just butt hurt because they paid $1 per coin in a failed ICO that costs a cent now on the market because 150k tokens got distributed in bounties before listing day, plus hitbtc bots and there is not much for a community.

The 33-year-old native of Youngstown, Ohio began with cryptocurrency when his friend challenged him to do his own research on Google. “I was mad that he didn’t tell me everything,” on what to look for and where, says Kirtz. “There was not enough information in this space.”
In 2016, he started the Facebook group “Crypto Day Traders,” to close the education gap. From 200 to over 30,000 members in six months, Kirtz gained enough confidence to leverage his investor relationships with Clout Network the information hub for digital currency investing. “We launched a pre-ICO, and it was amazing until my partner backed out,” he says, on raising $2.5 Million for the Clout token which was worth $1.
Like many early crypto enthusiasts turned fund managers and consultants, Kirtz encountered legal issues. “The co-founder tried to blackmail me for funds, reporting the company was a scam.” Kirtz’s team shrunk to three employees (he started with twenty), with mainly legal staying on board.
Pivoting.
Determined to save the team, Kirtz made a strategic partnership with a seperate company he founded called ICO Services Inc. As the consulting arm for CLOUT, Kirtz pulls ICO clients and uses 25% of the profits to airdrop to token holders, and another 25% to cover operational costs.
Kirtz manages 5–6 projects at a time, and is scheduled to raise $260 million between ICOs. With focus on creative smart contracts, community engagement and marketing, the activity will only increase predicts Kirtz.
ICO Services Inc offers various services to deliver clients greater transparency. Multiple escrow service providers including TMF ensure that both buyers and sellers of say, Bitcoin are protected. Multi-signature wallets ensure multiple parties are disclosed during the transaction ensuring additional layers of security. Account systems with the option of hiring employees for the portfolio companies ensure compliance.
Equally important are community building and branding. “Typically, our clients have 5–10,000 users in Telegram,” the encrypted app adored by cryptocurrency and blockchain enthusiasts and investors, says Kirtz. The numbers are greater on Facebook: 20–50,000 total users. From these groups, advisers are selected and placed in exclusive telegram groups that have members with over $1 Million of digital currency investments. The benefit of being in the group is that “we can raise for example, $30 Million in 20 minutes,” announces Kirtz.

And you find that à partnership with an other project created by Sean IS good ?

Sean knows that several guys wish follow her. With the régulation, WE should see this scammer in jail.

Remember: they told that they will refund pre investor..
They lie during several months.

They sold for 2,5 millions dollars. They spend on marketing (but who knows clout ? ). Why jen left the boat ? Why she didnt promote clout on her Facebook page  ?

WE Pay one dollar by clout. Now, it s /30?

How does this platform different from other social media platforms?

Ico services IS founded by Sean kirtz.
Sean kirtz founded clout and left with money

Scam