Topic: [ANN] DIGNITY (DIG) Official Page - Formerly Unity Ingot - page 4. (Read 47997 times)

ok so i just tried to send my dig off my trezor wallet and gas kept failing. Anyone else have this problem no idea what to do. They are stuck on that damn wallet. I had over 60bucks eth for the transaction fees. i kept getting failed out of gas. Frustrating!

Just in the nick of time, Ronnie sends out yet another DIG pump email out to his followers.... Was crashing down below to .07 and then cue Ronnie and boom, quick 20% pump... Of course its sliding yet again...


PS - The video posted above with the MP of Bermuda shitting on Dignity is priceless! He's just making common sense observations about how ridiculous and non-credible this project is and the obvious red flags we've all been talking about for months....

Ok ok ok so he's still in the project.....price hasn't gone thru the floor ...... So now what ? It hits 40 cents and I get a R8 ?

All very successful ventures 

Greetings, team. I expect this plan will be success and can be reached the hard cap of Token Sales!

Known Troy James trading identities / ‘companies’  2007 – 2017:

Green Chum
GC Money Tree (see Green Chum)
Black Creek Media and Consulting
Bid Bullion
E-Conomyware
Affluence Network (2015 Troy James Failure)
TJL Holdings
MLM Affluence Network International Ltd  (Frontman Jeremy Smith, aka Jack Topper)
UNY – Unity Ingot Cryptocurrency – Launched ‘arm’s length’ via Jeremy T Smith, with no mention of  The Affluence Network

How do you know he gives 0.0001% of what he scams from people to charity are you his butler or something ?

What's happening with this DIG scamcoin, -30% today

https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/dignity/

We need Ronnie Moas to pump this shit (it's ok, he gives 0,0001% of what he scams from people to charity).

Arbitrade Now Listed On Registrar of Companies

The Government’s Registrar of Companies Directory now shows a listing for Arbitrade, the start up technology firm which has been in the news lately.

The listed company directors are Leonard Schutzman, Lawrence Howard Meyer, Mohammed Amin Markatia, Brent Michael Longnecker, Charles Hamlin Woodworth Jr, Daniel Francis Sweet, Jason Douglas Springett and John Francis MacNeil; with the majority having US addresses and two having Canadian addresses.

Whilst the company is registered, there are additional processes involved with launching ICOs or digital exchanges.

Earlier today, Minister of National Security Wayne Caines explained that “all companies wishing to launch an ICO or run a digital exchange in Bermuda are subject to a stringent assessment and review process. This is consistent with the Digital Asset Business Act 2018 and the ICO Legislation of 2018.

“The regulatory framework crafted jointly by the BMA, the Bermuda Government and administered by the BMA, employs a robust programme of vetting and analysis that is built to affirm the quality of new applicants.

“The application requirements are structured to mitigate risks to consumers, investors and the reputation of Bermuda. To be clear, once the Acts fully come into effect, any company will need to follow the application process. Therefore any discussions about potential offerings or exchanges are premature.”

Arbitrade attracted interest after making a number of ambitious and interesting statements, including saying they are buying the Victoria Hall property in Bermuda, plan to donate $1 million to the Government’s co-working space, plan to donate to a programme in which they said gang members will be paid to work on chicken farms on the island, and are being granted title to $10 billion worth of gold bullion.

Their website states that, “Arbitrade is not just an ordinary trade exchange platform. It is the highest standard of an all-in-one merchant banking platform for the cryptocurrency sector.

“Together with several partnering countries, Arbitrade will deliver the easiest options to buy into cryptocurrencies, sell out of cryptocurrencies, trade cryptocurrencies, and use cryptocurrencies on a daily basis.

“The platform is the highest standard in existence and is 100% insured against all deposits, earns you interest for your deposits in accounts, and pays you for sharing it with others.”

http://bernews.com/2018/07/arbitrade-now-listed-on-registrar-of-companies/

- Red Flags because Troy is defending himself from your constant attacks?

- Red Flag because they didnt allow questions, as they ran out of time?

- Red Flags because they are talking with the actual govt about supporting initiative and announced them ahead of schedule?

- Red flags as they are looking to purchase a building and are waiting on govt approval?

- Red Flag because he can't see the gold now?

- Red Flag because you are in touch with him, feeding him your twisted bitter hate?

- Concerned as he isn't involved in it or had his palm greased.


here is the real red flag...
Michael Dunkley's Drug Scandal
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3PhZiyWPrmM&feature=youtu.be


Bermuda: Cannabis smugglers' sentences left to stand by Appeals Court
http://www.ccguide.org/news/shownewsarticle.php?articleid=11016


Dunkley sues PLP’s Bean over Facebook remarks
http://mobile.royalgazette.com/article/20131104/NEWS01/131109925



All the information is rolling out over the next few weeks and all of the above will be proven in due course, as the company said it would.

Time for you to wave the white flag....your hate will never win.

It's not like the former head of Bermuda is calling this project a scam live on media. Oh wait a minute  

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XXYGSNnkpdc

The market was up 40% last week and is back down again...its called trading. The price is holding pretty steady between 11c and 14c for a project yet to launch.

It will be up again next week, that's the nature of the crypto market.

Nobody is forcing you be be here, if you don't believe it will work....Move along now.

Yeah well the market just doesn't believe the press releases any more ("500,000 miners up an running, me swear!"). Price down 40% this week... Plus Arbitrade is constantly selling tokens so without a pump it will drain and drain to zero while they cash out and everyone else stuck holding the bag.... Its brilliant business model!

Arbitrade developments

- 10,000 Mining rigs up and running
- Arbitrade working with the government of Bermuda to help establish this new industry
- Laws in Bermuda to pass this week
- Smart Contract Fix due this week
- Deal for $10,000,000,000 in gold bullion

Ronnie is looking forward to visiting $DIG HQ & meeting #Bermuda Ministers this month ... this will likely be where I decide to build a five-star #orphanage w/ assistance from Dignity & Bermuda government.


What did you do this week? Login to your computer in your underpants and talk shite.

Sorry but I can't help to post this... Directly from Ronnie Moss' email list today:

"I requested $80,000 to write the paper for DIG (formerly known as UNY) back in July of 2017 after they approached me and asked me to write a report."

"Many went in aggressively and completely disregarded my warnings regarding diversification. If you get burned on this name -- that is your problem. Furthermore, unless you got in late, nothing is stopping you from cashing out"

"I can’t continue to give you regular updates on this name. You are on your own from this point forward. You need to be on the cryptobontix.com and arbit rade.io mailing lists. You need to follow their official social media feeds."

Looks like Ronnie FINALLY admitted to a major conflict of interest bordering on fraud in promoting and hyping a coin who was paying him $80,000 to promote them but never disclosing that! And second, he has finally cut them loose. Looks like DIG speculators are on their own for now as Ronnie won't be pumping them any more... Of course DIG dropped heavily on the news....

Ouch!

So Ronnie Moas just admitted today that he has been paid by UNY/DIG in 2017 (so by scammer Troy Hogg) to produce a report for them and forgot to mention that when he recommanded this shitcoin. Scammer Ronnie Moas and scammer Troy Hogg hands in hands. So cute 

Are you still here peddling your hate after all these years?

Or are you such a wonderful individual is that you only want to warn people, as you have fulfilled your quota of helping old ladies across the street and helping cats down from trees?

Nobody is asking you to be here or buy this coin...you truly are a sad pitiful individual with a bitter personal vendetta.
That's the only thing that you're highlighting by your constant trolling.

Troy Hogg and the Affluent Network scam:

http://behindmlm.com/mlm-reviews/the-affluence-network-review-crypto-tokens-pyramid-recruitment/

"The company claims crypto tokens are ‘exchangeable or saleable on over 7 Cryptocurrency Exchanges‘, however no specific details are provided."

Same bullshit, different years 

Confirmation from the Bermuda Govt today : “Building A State-Of-The Art Co-Working Space”

Speaking on the Bermuda Fintech Innovation Hub at the OECD Roundtable on Digital Financial Assets in France this week, the Minister said, “In order to foster and facilitate innovation, and provide a platform for companies to get off the ground running once they set-up shop, the Bermuda Government is in the planning stages of building a state-of-the art co-working space for incoming industry players.

http://bernews.com/2018/07/building-a-state-of-the-art-co-working-space/


Arbitrade will be donating $1 million to the Government’s new state-of-the-art co-working space, an incubator for the new FinTech sector

The investment in Bermuda is happening and is real...

Arbitrade could bring hundreds of jobs
Coin and cryptocurrency exchange Arbitrade has spoken of bringing hundreds of jobs to the island as it sets up its world headquarters and digital exchange in Victoria Hall, on Victoria Street.

Members of its board have met on the island, and chairman Leonard Schutzman told The Royal Gazette that meetings have been held with David Burt, the Premier, and members of the Bermuda Government.

The company plans to launch an initial coin offering this year, expected to be worth $500 million. Gold is to be used to back the cryptocurrency.

“We feel that puts us in a unique position,” said Mr Schutzman, a former top executive with PepsiCo. He spoke about Arbitrade training Bermudians and creating jobs, and said the company could eventually have 400 employees on the island.

http://www.royalgazette.com/international-business/article/20180628/arbitrade-could-bring-hundreds-of-jobs



Arbitrade State They Will Donate $1M To Co-Working Space That Govt Purchased For $4M

The company said, “Furthermore, we would like to extend our gratitude to the people of Bermuda. We’ll be following through with several actions here. We’ve been asked to allow the people of Bermuda the first right of a free ICO position when we launch our ICO. We accept those terms.

“We would like to also further offer some things to the people of Bermuda. Today we will be donating $1 million to the government’s new state-of-the-art co-working space, an incubator for the new FinTech sector.

“The government has purchased a building at Park Place for $4 million, and Arbitrade will be donating $1 million for the refurbishment and launch of that facility in the coming months ahead. That donation will be done early next week.”

Arbitrade State Victoria Hall Property Expected To Close In Two Weeks

“We will be adding several jobs,” the company is reported to have said. “Head office in our new seven-story office tower called Victoria Hall, which that property is expected to close within the upcoming next two weeks.

“After that, that building will be renovated over the summer to accommodate everybody with new computers, phone systems, management staff for training. At that point, we have to train all the staff in order to understand the operating system, how to handle support, and how to handle compliance.


Arbitrade Statements On Donations

The company said they would be donating $25,000 to the Mirrors programme and $25,000 to the Family Center, which are both well known and established organisations in Bermuda.

In addition, Arbitrade alleged they would be donating to an “active shooter preparedness” programme and a gang violence reduction proposal said to involve chicken farming.

According to the reported transcript and audio recordings [1] [2] [3], an Arbitrade representative said, “The government has launched a gang violence reduction proposal with the BDA and the government, and Arbitrade would like to help them in their therapeutic gardening initiative, where five acres have been given to the government where gang members are taught therapeutic farming and plant husbandry.

“And then, also chicken farming. Gang members will be paid to work on the chicken farms, but this costs money, and Arbitrade would like to assist in that as we help Bermuda develop the most advanced student and young person learning process into the FinTech sector, and to help them get off the streets and into education, Arbitrade will donate $45,000 to that initiative.”

“Then ALICE. ALICE program is a big program for active shooter preparedness taught by the FBI at schools and local charities. Arbitrade will donate $30,000 to this initiative,” the company said, citing a programme which appears to take place overseas, not locally.

In an effort to clarify the statements above, we have sent multiple requests over the past few days seeking confirmation or denial these statements were made and/or clarification on the veracity of them, and while we have not yet received a response to some queries, we will update if able.

Minister States Arbitrade Made ‘Significant Pledge of $1.125 Million To Bermuda’

While all of Arbitrade’s statements have not been confirmed by Government at this time, the Government did confirm that the company made a “pledge of $1.125 million to Bermuda.”

In response our queries, Minister of National Security Wayne Caines said, “The Bermuda Fintech Development Fund Act, having been approved in the House, is set to be debated in the Senate this week and will serve to leverage the revenue and corporate citizenship donations from the Fintech industry for the broader benefit of Bermuda.

“We are grateful to Arbitrade, which has recently made a significant pledge of $1.125 million to Bermuda as part of their local corporate citizenship initiatives. The funds will service educational, community and innovation-oriented projects.

“We look forward to receiving the funds and sharing details of the approved recipients once the Fund has been set up.”



Government response

The statement, in full, reads: “The Fintech Development Fund was passed in the Senate today.

“When the fund is set up and contributions can be received, the Government will make such contributions public.

“We are pleased that companies are looking to set up in Bermuda, planning to invest in building our fintech industry and supporting community initiatives.

“The same way insurers assisted with developing our insurance industry while supporting community organisations over the years.”