I've been looking at this for a while now, and it makes no sense.
We have to buy the token from you guys at a higher price and hope that it trades on exchanges at an even higher price.
Now the only problem with this is that, it could backfire (keep this in mind). There is no guarantee that it will actually trade at the price the admin/dev claims.
So you are basically buying into a token especially when it hits $1 per token, with no pre-determined price on exchanges.
Now I'm not saying it won't succeed (regal and bitconnect all doing very well). . . but the way it's done sounds fishy to me.
We have to buy the token from you guys at a higher price and hope that it trades on exchanges at an even higher price.
Now the only problem with this is that, it could backfire (keep this in mind). There is no guarantee that it will actually trade at the price the admin/dev claims.
So you are basically buying into a token especially when it hits $1 per token, with no pre-determined price on exchanges.
Now I'm not saying it won't succeed (regal and bitconnect all doing very well). . . but the way it's done sounds fishy to me.
Exactly my point I stated earlier. . . guess the admin/dev is trying to ignore this
same here. basically people buying for 0.3 , 0.35 , 0.40 till 1 dollar per coin.
How will you guarantee that the price of the coin is more than 1$ when it hits exchanges?
while the bitbase online wallet have an option to sell it for 0.03 per coin.
thats like more than -10% lose of your money.
