[ANN] [METH] mEthereum token backed by Ethereum

Torr2000

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Quote from: user1000 on January 04, 2019, 07:17:34 AM

Indeed, investment in the ETH don't differ from investment in the METH.
Why then should I buy METH if I can buy ETH?

There is a point when all the METH tokens are redeemed. It's like a hardcap that the usual ICO used to use. But unlike the usual ICO you can refund your ETH at any wished time, just sending METH tokens you own back to the METH smart contract.

At second stage all the tokens are in the hands of investors. From this time due to the METH tokens deficit, there is a high probability of growth.

user1000

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Indeed, investment in the ETH don't differ from investment in the METH.
Why then should I buy METH if I can buy ETH?

Arabictranslators

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Bringing good solutions to the market, good luck guys.

Torr2000

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The time to buy METH. For Ethereum

METH smart contract was created such a tricky way that it contains inside itself all the ETH of transferees. Every METH token is backed by Ethereum stored in the smart contract.

Generally, when people buy tokens at some ICO, the funds they pay are going into a wallet of the ICO creators. In mEthereum smart contract the funds go directly into the smart contract. In an ordinary ICO creators can make dumping right after that ICO, because the creators never buy tokens at their own ICO. In mEthereum dumping cannot be because instead of dumping any investor can refund ETH from the smart contract. To refund you just only need to send the METH tokens back to the METH smart contract.

Read more:
https://steemit.com/crypto/@manoocryptos/the-time-to-buy-meth-for-ethereum

To get METH tokens, send any ETH directly to the Token Contract Address.

Website: https://meth.cash

gold969

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I like the project, it's not here 1000% ROI in one day, a trip to the moon, or so on.

Torr2000

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Quote from: gold969 on October 11, 2018, 07:08:38 PM

and what are your interests to create a website and other expenses, where is your profit or are you altruists?

Developers get 1% of tokens in the token redeeming process. If the purchaser returns his tokens to the smart contract, he gets back 99% of the invested ETH. 1% of ETH remains in the smart contract for its developers, until the developers refund it for their tokens. This takes place only then returning tokens into the smart contract. When tokens are transferred (from address to address) they are transferred 100%

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Quote from: gold969 on October 11, 2018, 07:08:38 PM

and I'm not a programmer in order to view your contract for vulnerabilities, now is the time that you need to be careful about the trick, is there any other way to withdraw funds from the contract except to return the token back?

The smart-contract has no security hole through which there would be a leakage of ETH or tokens. No one can take out ETH without paying tokens, even the contract owner can't do that.

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Quote from: gold969 on October 11, 2018, 07:08:38 PM

what will add value to this token in the secondary market?

When all the total supply (21,000,000 METH) is purchased from the smart contract, there will be no additional issue. Then the token becomes a kind of rarity that can be sold in the exchange with added value.

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quite an interesting project, the value of the token will rise or fall depending on the price of the ether ... but what will add value to this token in the secondary market? and I'm not a programmer in order to view your contract for vulnerabilities, now is the time that you need to be careful about the trick, is there any other way to withdraw funds from the contract except to return the token back?
and what are your interests to create a website and other expenses, where is your profit or are you altruists?

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mEthereum token (METH) - the cryptocurrency backed by cryptocurrency

Here we describe an ERC20 token which worth not depends on somebody's else will, but unlike most modern cryptocurrencies (coins, tokens) its worth based on value that that token contains within itself.

The coverage problem

Hereby we are going to consider the main trouble of the modern monetary system. From the very beginning of fiat money it had been needed some good trusted coverage. Though banknotes were only pieces of paper signed by the bankers, but in the depths of the bank vault every banknote was backed by gold and silver. Also, there was a big temptation to issue banknotes with no coverage. Finally, they did so. At the moment fiat money not backed by either gold or silver.

The proof of click

From the very beginning of cryptocurrency it was backed by proof-of-work. Tons of miners were burning up their electricity and graphics cards. Not even one bitcoin had been issued from nothing. But nowadays there is a huge amount of tokens that were created per one click. These tokens have no coverage, these tokens had been not mined, but minted. Thus all their value is backed by promises of creators and owners. The way how tokens are minted contravenes the base idea of cryptocurrency stated and proclaimed by Satoshi Nakamoto.

Gold-backed

Sometimes we can see some new assets declared to be as "gold-backed". They say their tokens are not empty from now, they say they provided coverage of the tokens with gold bars, or diamonds, or oil, or something valued else. Some of new tokens are declared as "stable" coins. "Stable" coins have coverage with no precious metals but with fiat money. But this is all some kind of slyness and trick. Nor gold neither fiat money can be placed into the blockchain. All of them are not provided in automatic mode without human intervention.

If tomorrow the providers of such tokens suddenly become bankrupts no one is going to refund holders' collateral. The tokens will not disappear because of blockchain guarantees that, but the value of the tokens will be able to disappear because of blockchain doesn't guarantees that. The value of tokens not guaranteed by the blockchain, but only by the proprietor, and the proprietor does not give 100% guarantee.

The solution to the value problem

Very often, crypto assets are compared with shares of companies. This comparison is not very correct. There is a feature that is inherent only in securities (shares of companies). This feature is the nominal value of the security (shares). Most existing crypto assets (tokens) do not have such a feature as the nominal value. And now we dare to propose to people our solution when the token is able to preserve its value in itself.

The smart-contract we propose provides a refund on investment in exchange for tokens. I.e. reimbursement of collateral takes place in this case. The collateral is Ethereum amount, which is deposited within the contract. If Ethereum amount is deposited onto the token's contract, the tokens are issued to purchaser. If the tokens are transferred back to the contract, Ethereum amount is refunded to purchaser. Thus you see this token is backed by Ethereum without the participation of third parties, in unattended way.

Benefits

The first benefit is, as we can see now, the token backed by Ethereum is the most security token, because its nominal value is guaranteed by blockchain. No one can steal this value neither transfer it, even the contract owner can't do that. If the owner once wants to get some tokens from the contract he must first pay proper amount of Ethereum to the contract. There is no difference between the contract owner and ordinary purchaser.

The algorithm hasn't temptation to spend deposited funds or to issue unsecured tokens. The smart-contract has no backdoors through which there would be a leakage of nominal value. Smart contract has no pity, no deceit, and no greed. It will hold your funds until you claim them.

Another benefit is that unlike Ethereum our smart-contract has a finite amount of issued tokens, so-called Total Supply. When all the tokens are redeemed from the smart contract there will be no else additional issue. From that point we may consider the token as some kind of rarity that could be sold on secondary market with added value. Meanwhile, if the market is down the token could be returned to smart contract to refund with nominal value at any wished moment.

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Specifications

Name: mEthereum
Symbol: METH
Decimals: 15
Total Supply: 21,000,000 METH
Currency coverage: ETH
Guaranteed nominal value of the token: 1 ETH = 1000 METH
Wallet: MyEtherWallet, MetaMask

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