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ok, - Thank you in advance for your understanding

Destroyed from kid talking out his ass with his assumptions? You're just as delusional like dude.

Dude, you have been destroyed and dismembered. ElectricFox did (like in moral combat) a Brutality + Fatlity without getting any hit from you during the fight (which did not even have to take place).

My advice to you: Please just calm down, relax, get your head down, buy some more LIFE if you want to be a nice part of this project. If not... pls do us all a favor and be quiet, at least in this thread at BitcoinTalk.

We will give you a huuuuuge thank you for that. And im starting with it:

THANK YOU!

Well written mate. May I read more of you? I like your way how you analyse everything and knock back with a huuuuuge argumentation which has 100% prove. Its like you may do a Brutality + Fatality in the same time after you did a perfect fight without getting one single hit from your "oponent". I just love it. thank you very much for your post. This was a perfect answer to those overnight-experts.

THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU!!

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Fraudulent Enterprise? LOL what's even more funny is that you think i'm tied to a fiverr account and ebay account with same name. lol  Poor guy you're doing that too going to suffer at your expense. But you've failed because it still won't affect me.   I own this name on three accounts bitTalk stock twits and reddit. I created this name randomly because originally I couldn’t get live right.
Up until today I DID NOT OWN ANY FIVERR ACCOUNTS. I've sent this person a link to this page so they have proof so they wouldn't be apart of your collateral damage of over the top accusations.  I do own a Ebay account but the name is far from this name I created here.  So instead of throwing bullets at randoms maybe you should  get your facts straight. I have nothing to do with your movie style Life shakedown.

I also deleted my last post because the photo submitted to me was possibly compromised and I don't post things that might be compromised.

You are just talking out of your ass at this point to even make it seem like I have anything to do with Life's issues on telegram.  I started this life posts because they are legit concerns I don't care to have life tokens but I do care in having these questions answered.  Good luck putting me in some fake extortion gig your lifers created

In all of this you have presented no proof as to why you think it is a scam. Just so you are aware I have reported you and your Fiver company as a fraud enterprise. As I stated you are now affecting my investment and I will not stop until trolls like you are utterly destroyed. 

HITBTC: Dear traders, we are currently in the process of planned relaunch of LIFE/BTC market. The trading will be available shortly, your tokens are safe as ever with us. Our apologies for the possible inconvenience.

I believe this is down to the 10 sat blocks on HitBTC which is why they are adding the 8th decimal to allow for 1 sat increments as opposed to 10 sats etc. I am firmly of the opinion that this project is definitely not a scam.

hello

why life is more about hitbtc? and why the price of life does not move, what is happening? I can not believe it's a scam, it's impossible otherwise why the AAE would support them?

Thank you for finally bringing some common sense and founded arguments in this thread.

I agree with your point about stock markets. To make things short, this is what I do for a living, as a professional investor for a wealth management company. My point was that I'm fed up reading teenagers who bought 200$ worth of crypto and calling themselves investors. Also the huge difference between stock markets and crypto is that apart from an ICO, the team has no responsablility towards the people who bought the coins (unlike it would be the case with stocks for example). Those people bought for profit, and ususally for immediate profit, and when it doesn't happen they blame the team, as if they were the one deciding the price. This is not how it works so it gives me headaches when those people start calling themselves as investors when the only thing they really do is gamble on a coin/token, without even reading about the project, etc.

It is also important to stay clear minded about what happens and to keep a critical mind when it comes to the team communication. But it has been proved by A+B that Livewryght's concern is far beyond only bringing those "for now unexplained" spots to light. It is clearly done in a FUD intention in order to damage the project's reputation and bring the price down. Otherwise why would he ask for 100 millions tokens to stop his campaign ? Also why would he go on like this, spending time and efforts to bring down a project which is according to him bound to crash ? This doesn't make sense at all. Actually he is doing exactly what McAffee has been doing when he shilled XVG and then asked for a ransom in order to not bring it down.

To make it short, the concern are indeed interesting, but the person who is carrying them is not neutral and is instrumentalizing those concerns to reach his goal, the goal of a psychopath.

Let's hope that more open minded people speak up, in the middle of all this mess.

A well rounded argument so thank you. The crypto space will mature eventually as demonstrated by the efforts of the SEC. Livewryght's statements we're 100% in the negative without quantification so that's been my irritation. Your arguments are well structure and neutral i.e. allowing a discussion. Shouting scam at every turn is the unfortunate outcome of the less educated investor and the result of this unregulated space. I personally see no scam here but communication is an issue. I suppose the benchmark of any blockchain project is it's providence on social media. But don't forget Bitconnect was thrown into everyones face and we know what happened there. We're in an evolving revolutionary space and it's exciting.

Electric Fox, I take your point about the word 'investor', but I think you're too hung up on the semantics. There are many investment options that are high risk. Futures, derivatives and short selling established stock all fill that category. Commodites can carry very high risk at times because of the bid/ask spread. Yes, they're riskier than buying a tranche of Microsoft or Exxon, but they are still investments. That said, if you prefer betting terminology, gambler it is. After all it was John Maynard Keynes who said:

'It is generally agreed that Casinos should, in the public interest, be inaccessible and expensive. And perhaps the same is true of stock exchanges.'

Perhaps that's even more true for the cryptocurrency jungle. As for the rest, and to answer Conan's very reasonable enquiry, there are undoubtedly many successful people who have struggled before hitting pay dirt. Richard Branson had a setback or two in his teens but was a millionaire in his early twenties. The point is, Bushnell is nearly forty and has some way to go before he buys a microlight, never mind a hangar full of Boeings. I suppose there's still a remote chance that he might stumble across the next Mike Oldfield.

The important questions to ask yourself are these:
 
Why do I believe LIFE is the token for me?
What is the basis of that belief?
How much do I know about the people associated with the LIFE project, other than what they have told me?
How well funded is the venture and have I verfified that to the fullest possible extent?
Is the LIFE team being transparent and honest?

You may be right to have faith in this project and you are refreshingly frank in acknowledging that the cryptocurrency market is essentially a casino. But you wouldn't buy a car without checking it out first. Just  keep in mind that faith is simply belief without evidence. And faith allied to the gambler's fallacy is a very bad combination.

As a point of clarification, there is a bankruptcy issue, although it applies to Mr Bushnell's previous venture, RP Assure Ltd, of which he was CEO and ultimate controlling party, rather than him personally. This company was compulsorily liquidated in 2016 following an insolvency petition from HMRC. For those of you outside the UK, that is Her Majesty's Revenue and Customs - essentially the same as the US IRS. To cut to the chase, RP Assure ran out of cash, was unable to meet HMRC's tax demands and continue trading, and was wound up. It happens to plenty of businesses, but Mr Bushnell's inability to achieve commercial sustainabiltiy with RP Assure should not be ignored if you are trusting him to take LIFE forward. Nor should his obfuscation of the true natue of his relationship with LIFE's 'adopters'.

Finally, not everyone buying cryptocurrency is a shark. There are plenty of honest minnows out there too. People risking a few hundred dollars in the hope of a return. They're the ones I'm primarily addressing.  Whatever you may think, there is substance to Livewryght's concerns. And, just for the record, these statements are made in good faith,with the reasonable belief that they are true. They are not intended to defame, calumnify,villify or traduce the LIFE team or its associated parties. They are, however, intended to shed light.

Not that I can see. There is a concerted FUD campaign but once you drill down into the presented data it is clearly not a scam. The FUD is from and I'm sad to say novice investors who have become EXPERTS overnight!

confirmed scam ?

I've been holding Life Token since October 2017, when back then nobody knew it existed and it was priced between 1 and 3 sat. I've also been part of the community since then so you can keep your advice, I know my subject. I read all the information about the project long before you and all the updates that came after. I saw for myself, don't need any guidance from you poorly educated and documented moron.

Every single one of your "arguments" have been pointed out to be innacurate, biaised and non-documented, so the fact that you persevere in your action proves that Life is not what you say it is. You wouldn't keep going this way if it were such a scam, and people are not as dumb as you think they are, they see clearly through your incoherent actions. If Life isn't going anywhere, why would you spend so much time trying to destroy it ? You are a fraud.

You should go back to being paid for posting stuff on your crappy social media or giving investment courses via Fiverr (https://www.fiverr.com/livewryght/teach-you-how-to-invest-in-bitcoin, https://www.fiverr.com/livewryght/give-your-website-a-shout-out-on-my-facebook-stories-over-18k-views) or selling your 90's crap on Ebay (http://rover.ebay.com/rover/1/711-53200-19255-0/1?ff3=4&pub=5575146268&toolid=10001&campid=5337779287&customid=afl&mpre=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.ebay.com%2Fusr%2Flivewryght).

You will be exposed soon.

I've read your posts and the links once again you've produced nothing and neither have any of the links, just a bunch of whingers internet whacking each other off, no proven facts, just bitching and moaning, you're the only one here talking out their ass. Either be a man and turn up with something solid that will hold up in a court of law or go cry in your skirt somewhere else.

Go read my posts and look at it and stop talking out your ass. Once upon a time Life token was less than 10 sats.

Live, Liv, whatever your name is, you mentioned defamation of character but what do you think you're doing to LIFE and the team? That and much worse, you're digging a very deep hole that's going to cave in on you very soon unless you can provide evidence that is worthy of a court room. You say you bought LIFE for less than 10 Sats, how? 10 Sats was the original price, it doesn't get any lower than that. Your posts are ramblings full of misinformation.

life is more about hitbtc, is it a bug or not?