Topic: [ANN] POPULOUS WORLD - Invoice trading platform - PPT - page 49. (Read 277232 times)
I hope you're right. This would be a dream come true.
PPT under $15 by the end of the month, under $10 by the end of the quarter. You fans can then double up and double down.....
He's caught in an infinite loop of short circuiting because populous is a new challenge to his business. May the best model win.
If you guys want to make all your money back, go buy Aeternity.
Another overhyped coin? No thanks. What's your next recommendation, Ontology? 
It's your funeral....stick with Steve and you'll be 6 feet under....
Fudding only works when the stuff you fudding actually comes true. Warned all you peeps back in November and you all laughed. What goes around comes around. PPT is really unique....as its one of the few coins that only makes new lows month after month.
Even dumb coins like DOGE rebounded. PPT only goes to the crapper as Steve constantly sells out his stash.
Ironic thing is the more I post, the more you stubborn diehard PPT lovers keep holding....and the more you lose....
Dude, you're just making up shit as you go along. Steve has said in numerous interviews that as soon as any fiat gets deposited into the platform whether it be USD, EURO, GBP, Yuan....it gets immediately converted into a Poken. Therein lies the rub. How the hell do those Pokens stay pegged to their respective currencies? Steve says the Pokens are backed up 1:1 with deposits. Is Populous going to do routine audits to show us those Pokens actually have backing? I doubt it. This is like Tether times 100x.......
None of you guys can even provide any sound logical arguments refuting any of this. All you have is " Don't worry, Just keep on Believing"....
WTF???
Incorrect. There is a currency converter that YOU use. You determine if it's a fair exchange. There is also more than 1 poken. Every business should be required to do audits. You don't audit everything the auditor selects a sample size for half year to year. Invoices go over long periods of time so there should be fiat in the platform to back up when people want to cash out pokens.
You get the populous tokens you put in plus your profit in pokens that you exchange or reinvest.
Go read the patent and the smart contract.
None of you guys can even provide any sound logical arguments refuting any of this. All you have is " Don't worry, Just keep on Believing"....
WTF???
Incorrect. There is a currency converter that YOU use. You determine if it's a fair exchange. There is also more than 1 poken. Every business should be required to do audits. You don't audit everything the auditor selects a sample size for half year to year. Invoices go over long periods of time so there should be fiat in the platform to back up when people want to cash out pokens.
You get the populous tokens you put in plus your profit in pokens that you exchange or reinvest.
Go read the patent and the smart contract.
You're a real funny guy. I like your style. You think if you just post a bunch of cool sounding factlike statements, it somehow becomes true and lets you avoid answering any real questions....LOL
The currency converter lets you convert Pounds into Dollars, etc. WTF does that have to do with printing up fake Pokens? Steve can Print up One Billion Pokens and give them to you in exchange for your Fiat, PPT, BTC, ETH, and none would be the wiser. Like I said it's Tether times 100x....
Dude, you're just making up shit as you go along. Steve has said in numerous interviews that as soon as any fiat gets deposited into the platform whether it be USD, EURO, GBP, Yuan....it gets immediately converted into a Poken. Therein lies the rub. How the hell do those Pokens stay pegged to their respective currencies? Steve says the Pokens are backed up 1:1 with deposits. Is Populous going to do routine audits to show us those Pokens actually have backing? I doubt it. This is like Tether times 100x.......
None of you guys can even provide any sound logical arguments refuting any of this. All you have is " Don't worry, Just keep on Believing"....
WTF???
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Incorrect. There is a currency converter that YOU use. You determine if it's a fair exchange. There is also more than 1 poken. Every business should be required to do audits. You don't audit everything the auditor selects a sample size for half year to year. Invoices go over long periods of time so there should be fiat in the platform to back up when people want to cash out pokens.
You get the populous tokens you put in plus your profit in pokens that you exchange or reinvest.
Go read the patent and the smart contract.
None of you guys can even provide any sound logical arguments refuting any of this. All you have is " Don't worry, Just keep on Believing"....
WTF???
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Incorrect. There is a currency converter that YOU use. You determine if it's a fair exchange. There is also more than 1 poken. Every business should be required to do audits. You don't audit everything the auditor selects a sample size for half year to year. Invoices go over long periods of time so there should be fiat in the platform to back up when people want to cash out pokens.
You get the populous tokens you put in plus your profit in pokens that you exchange or reinvest.
Go read the patent and the smart contract.
Pokens are backed by the profit made from the invoice transaction. In that essence they are yield and any financial institution only carries value if it provides yield. There is not an infinite supply only a supply backed by successful transactions that can then be traded for other crypto or fiat since the platform was paid by providing a service. This is invoice trading 101. This is how banks are supposed to work not that trash where Wells Fargo signs people up for loans without the person given the loan knowing about it or endless derivatives.
The benefit is you don't need to pay fees to exchange between fiats. 1 dollar is not being lended out 10 times like in fractional reserve banking you can see what happens on the blockchain. If something happens that you don't like, by all means divest.
Populous tokens are locked up in the platform for the duration of the invoice and used to purchase invoices at a discounted rate. You also have the issue of the investor not wanting to part with an asset that produces yield for them. Because of all of this I don't take your lack of an argument seriously.
The benefit is you don't need to pay fees to exchange between fiats. 1 dollar is not being lended out 10 times like in fractional reserve banking you can see what happens on the blockchain. If something happens that you don't like, by all means divest.
Populous tokens are locked up in the platform for the duration of the invoice and used to purchase invoices at a discounted rate. You also have the issue of the investor not wanting to part with an asset that produces yield for them. Because of all of this I don't take your lack of an argument seriously.
Dude, you're just making up shit as you go along. Steve has said in numerous interviews that as soon as any fiat gets deposited into the platform whether it be USD, EURO, GBP, Yuan....it gets immediately converted into a Poken. Therein lies the rub. How the hell do those Pokens stay pegged to their respective currencies? Steve says the Pokens are backed up 1:1 with deposits. Is Populous going to do routine audits to show us those Pokens actually have backing? I doubt it. This is like Tether times 100x.......
None of you guys can even provide any sound logical arguments refuting any of this. All you have is " Don't worry, Just keep on Believing"....
WTF???
Pokens are backed by the profit made from the invoice transaction. In that essence they are yield and any financial institution only carries value if it provides yield. There is not an infinite supply only a supply backed by successful transactions that can then be traded for other crypto or fiat since the platform was paid by providing a service. This is invoice trading 101. This is how banks are supposed to work not that trash where Wells Fargo signs people up for loans without the person given the loan knowing about it or endless derivatives.
The benefit is you don't need to pay fees to exchange between fiats. 1 dollar is not being lended out 10 times like in fractional reserve banking you can see what happens on the blockchain. If something happens that you don't like, by all means divest.
Populous tokens are locked up in the platform for the duration of the invoice and used to purchase invoices at a discounted rate. You also have the issue of the investor not wanting to part with an asset that produces yield for them. Because of all of this I don't take your lack of an argument seriously.
The benefit is you don't need to pay fees to exchange between fiats. 1 dollar is not being lended out 10 times like in fractional reserve banking you can see what happens on the blockchain. If something happens that you don't like, by all means divest.
Populous tokens are locked up in the platform for the duration of the invoice and used to purchase invoices at a discounted rate. You also have the issue of the investor not wanting to part with an asset that produces yield for them. Because of all of this I don't take your lack of an argument seriously.
That's called an investment risk that exists with everything. You could do the same thing with the bank. What wait no you can't because banks are not productive assets they create imaginary money out of thin air. They make people pay ridiculous fees to invest in invoices. Ppt is the only way to reach untapped markets for invoices across the world. It is the first asset of it's kind. It is partially backed by gold because the team has bought gold in the event that liquidity providers try to fight back.
Ppt is performing the function the bank used to have when it was a productive asset that served the interests of the people. The dollar is not backed by anything nor is any other fiat it is mostly digital with infinite supply wake up and smell the coffee. I will take owning ppt or any other non-inflationary asset any day over something with an oversupply problem. You saw what happened with the price of bitcoin but what do you think will happen if people realize they can keep their crypto and make money using part of it to invest in a company of their choosing. Crypto is scarce and it is technologically superior to fiats because you don't need the banker to hold them for you and it is on a transparent Leger.
The issue you bring up exists with everything. If ppt price breaks down, it would be due to the platform breaking down. You made that choice to invest in the platform. Investing in cryptos is your responsibility everybody accepts this. You shouldn't waste your time with this this is childish of you to tell people investing carries risk. They know it does.
Ppt is performing the function the bank used to have when it was a productive asset that served the interests of the people. The dollar is not backed by anything nor is any other fiat it is mostly digital with infinite supply wake up and smell the coffee. I will take owning ppt or any other non-inflationary asset any day over something with an oversupply problem. You saw what happened with the price of bitcoin but what do you think will happen if people realize they can keep their crypto and make money using part of it to invest in a company of their choosing. Crypto is scarce and it is technologically superior to fiats because you don't need the banker to hold them for you and it is on a transparent Leger.
The issue you bring up exists with everything. If ppt price breaks down, it would be due to the platform breaking down. You made that choice to invest in the platform. Investing in cryptos is your responsibility everybody accepts this. You shouldn't waste your time with this this is childish of you to tell people investing carries risk. They know it does.
Steve creates imaginary Pokens out of thin air. If there's one million pokens floating around, how do you know there are one million dollars backing it up? Cause Steve says so? LOL
An ok invoice platform can generate $80 billion a year in revenue per year. The market cap of Populous is less than $1 billion. The invoice market is expanding beyond the worldwide value of $3 trillion. The ceo had a career selling data he collected to financial institutions. The team has delivered a product that has now been used. I think I can afford to trust them a lot more than what you give them credit for. Everybody else can make up their minds so quit lying and slandering the team.
You still avoid simple questions and reply with endless 'change the world' soundbites. Simple logical questions that noone can answer.
good project
An ok invoice platform can generate $80 billion a year in revenue per year. The market cap of Populous is less than $1 billion. The invoice market is expanding beyond the worldwide value of $3 trillion. The ceo had a career selling data he collected to financial institutions. The team has delivered a product that has now been used. I think I can afford to trust them a lot more than what you give them credit for. Everybody else can make up their minds so quit lying and slandering the team.
That's called an investment risk that exists with everything. You could do the same thing with the bank. What wait no you can't because banks are not productive assets they create imaginary money out of thin air. They make people pay ridiculous fees to invest in invoices. Ppt is the only way to reach untapped markets for invoices across the world. It is the first asset of it's kind. It is partially backed by gold because the team has bought gold in the event that liquidity providers try to fight back.
Ppt is performing the function the bank used to have when it was a productive asset that served the interests of the people. The dollar is not backed by anything nor is any other fiat it is mostly digital with infinite supply wake up and smell the coffee. I will take owning ppt or any other non-inflationary asset any day over something with an oversupply problem. You saw what happened with the price of bitcoin but what do you think will happen if people realize they can keep their crypto and make money using part of it to invest in a company of their choosing. Crypto is scarce and it is technologically superior to fiats because you don't need the banker to hold them for you and it is on a transparent Leger.
The issue you bring up exists with everything. If ppt price breaks down, it would be due to the platform breaking down. You made that choice to invest in the platform. Investing in cryptos is your responsibility everybody accepts this. You shouldn't waste your time with this this is childish of you to tell people investing carries risk. They know it does.
Ppt is performing the function the bank used to have when it was a productive asset that served the interests of the people. The dollar is not backed by anything nor is any other fiat it is mostly digital with infinite supply wake up and smell the coffee. I will take owning ppt or any other non-inflationary asset any day over something with an oversupply problem. You saw what happened with the price of bitcoin but what do you think will happen if people realize they can keep their crypto and make money using part of it to invest in a company of their choosing. Crypto is scarce and it is technologically superior to fiats because you don't need the banker to hold them for you and it is on a transparent Leger.
The issue you bring up exists with everything. If ppt price breaks down, it would be due to the platform breaking down. You made that choice to invest in the platform. Investing in cryptos is your responsibility everybody accepts this. You shouldn't waste your time with this this is childish of you to tell people investing carries risk. They know it does.
Then take your sore loser rear somewhere else. What's it to you? You don't own any unless again a competitor is begging Populous to stop. Populous will not be stopped. You could have been on this train.
This the same crap you said half a year ago. And half a year later you still can't answer the question. Or rather try to just avoid the question.
Today PPT is 20 dollars a coin. To buy 10,000 worth of invoices you have to stake 12,000 worth of PPT. Lets say you do just that and have your PPT locked up for a month. What happens during that time if the price of PPT drops to 5 dollars a coin?
Legit answers only please.......
The only logical thing either you have to stake something like 300% of invoice amount in the event the price of PPT crashes....or as soon as you stake PPT, it immediately gets sold on the market at market price, which means everytime someone deposits PPT to buy invoices, it creates downward selling pressure on the price.
You people should think about this real hard and realize its all complete bullshit....
Then take your sore loser rear somewhere else. What's it to you? You don't own any unless again a competitor is begging Populous to stop. Populous will not be stopped. You could have been on this train.
OK Diehard believers, still to this day not one single person can even answer the question I asked back in November. That is how is it possible to only stake 120% of invoice amount using PPT, when the price of PPT can nosedive 80%?
Somebody explain that please....
And how exactly is Steve able to peg Pokens to various Fiat currencies? People don't even believe Tether can properly peg USDT to the US dollar, and yet Populous can peg the Poken to British Pounds, Chinese Yuan, American Dollars, Euro.....
You guys got to be fucking dumb to believe that bullshit.
The Populous project alone has like 10 different tokens....LOL
I'm pretty confident Steve and Company will pull a magical vanishing EXIT by Dec 31 2018
Somebody explain that please....
And how exactly is Steve able to peg Pokens to various Fiat currencies? People don't even believe Tether can properly peg USDT to the US dollar, and yet Populous can peg the Poken to British Pounds, Chinese Yuan, American Dollars, Euro.....
You guys got to be fucking dumb to believe that bullshit.
The Populous project alone has like 10 different tokens....LOL
I'm pretty confident Steve and Company will pull a magical vanishing EXIT by Dec 31 2018
If you guys want to make all your money back, go buy Aeternity.
Another overhyped coin? No thanks. What's your next recommendation, Ontology? It's your funeral....stick with Steve and you'll be 6 feet under....
Fudding only works when the stuff you fudding actually comes true. Warned all you peeps back in November and you all laughed. What goes around comes around. PPT is really unique....as its one of the few coins that only makes new lows month after month.
Even dumb coins like DOGE rebounded. PPT only goes to the crapper as Steve constantly sells out his stash.
Ironic thing is the more I post, the more you stubborn diehard PPT lovers keep holding....and the more you lose....
fud fud fud
ethplorer tells a different story. tokens untouched.
https://ethplorer.io/address/0x1a8cc57f1155d7df4626978401e203e00da097f7#ready
$6 in November and $20 now. That's over 3x profit. I think I'll buy more so village idiot semi yells at the clouds.
If you guys want to make all your money back, go buy Aeternity.
Another overhyped coin? No thanks. What's your next recommendation, Ontology? It's your funeral....stick with Steve and you'll be 6 feet under....
Fudding only works when the stuff you fudding actually comes true. Warned all you peeps back in November and you all laughed. What goes around comes around. PPT is really unique....as its one of the few coins that only makes new lows month after month.
Even dumb coins like DOGE rebounded. PPT only goes to the crapper as Steve constantly sells out his stash.
Ironic thing is the more I post, the more you stubborn diehard PPT lovers keep holding....and the more you lose....
If you guys want to make all your money back, go buy Aeternity.
Another overhyped coin? No thanks. What's your next recommendation, Ontology? It's your funeral....stick with Steve and you'll be 6 feet under....
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