you mean slowly dying right? either you are blind or you love lying. you are here just to
scam others. need to unload those heavy bags of yours? you are on par with the ponzi runners here at bct
"reputable". you make me laugh
Here is an article that shows what a SCAM is... No mention of ION being a scam coin!
A lot of individuals have fallen victim to cryptocurrency scams by investing in what they thought were real and genuine cryptocurrencies. Despite several campaigns by enthusiasts of already proven cryptocurrencies, altcoin vendors and investors have insisted on the genuineness of their preferred coins.
Popularity and followership are definitely not among the properties that qualify a given entity as a real cryptocurrency. As a matter of fact, these characteristics reveal the extent to which these altcoins can be negatively rated at their levels of scam.
Angelina Lazar, a rogue economist, ideologue and cryptocurrency revolutionary, advises anyone who intends to join a company that acquires or invests in any altcoin, to first seriously research what the cryptocurrency is, then study all the aspects of the coin itself. Such self-education has been made available and affordable by institutions such as Nexxus University, for example.
OneCoin - #1 scam coin in the world
For Angelina Lazar, OneCoin takes the day as the current number one scam coin in the world. Lazar, who has become popular for her war on OneCoin, tells Cointelegraph that she is expecting conclusive information on OneCoin within the next month.
This is after, what she refers to as, a nasty war between her camp and that of OneCoin. According to Lazar, her camp succeeded in getting all of OneCoin’s bank accounts shut down, and even China's UnionPay is not interested in dealing with them anymore.
However, Lazar says that the leaders at OneCoin have not relented in making efforts to convince their followers around the world that they are now going public.
She explains to Cointelegraph:
“Which exchange on the planet (besides Nibiru) would take that company public when their whole management team is being investigated, and their CEO is both on bail and on probation simultaneously. That's two different cases in two different countries, mind you. And when they have not one bank account in their name, and even all their tertiary accounts which they used for money-laundering in various other names were all shut down as well?”
OpenCoin - nothing but a scam
Second on Lazar’s list is OpenCoin (Ripple). “This will create quite a ripple when coin owners discover it's nothing but a scam,” says Lazar. The developers rake in as much as 20 percent of the investment, something that she considers to be "loan sharking." Furthermore, it's centralized and run by the developers themselves, and lastly, it is a closed-source system.
S-coin - just like OneCoin
Third is S-Coin (Coinspace) - packages for S-Coin range up to 12,000 euros. Lazar tells Cointelegraph that this is yet another pyramid scheme with an unsustainable compensation plan, just like OneCoin.
They ask the public to pay Bitcoins for S-Coins and claim they'll mail the coins to their clients, a scenario that Lazar considers ridiculous because cryptocurrencies are supposed to be digital coins. Lazar says that if they were real and legit, they would be part and parcel of a real Blockchain and be only digital, so that they're spoken for, encrypted, ultimately secure, transparent, safe and visible.
GoldCoin - nothing like gold
Number four on Lazar’s list is GoldCoin. She says that over seven million coins were mined on the very first day with a very little difficulty level to benefit its founders. A classic pump and dump coin, with their initial proverbial superblock.
EarthCoin - another set-up scheme
The fifth top scam coin identified by Lazar is EarthCoin. This coin also has its superblocks, whose coins were vastly pre-mined and even instamined, rendering it just another pump and dump set-up scheme.
