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skyline_king

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Quote from: TheAwkwardBrit on April 25, 2017, 06:32:39 PM

Quote from: skyline_king on April 25, 2017, 06:17:24 PM

Quote from: presstab on April 25, 2017, 04:54:07 PM

Who are the owners of Poswallet? Or who are the team members?

they are carton people... idk i hold some posw and i hold some on there site. but i am getting very concerned with the fact we have no clue who they are and i have a stuck btc transaction and they tell me to contact a gmail address and that concerns me alot. they are now a multimillion dollar exchange and wenahve no real info.. i will be digging around to find out more but till we get some real info i caution people...

If you search online for POSW Holdings LLC then you can see the name of the person who registered the company. I found this when I was doing some research myself.

ya finding out somethings now and alot just dont add up gonna keep digging... wasnt to worried when it was a few $ inveatment now it is getting alot higher i wanna know if i should be holding or not

TheAwkwardBrit

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Quote from: skyline_king on April 25, 2017, 06:17:24 PM

Quote from: presstab on April 25, 2017, 04:54:07 PM

Who are the owners of Poswallet? Or who are the team members?

they are carton people... idk i hold some posw and i hold some on there site. but i am getting very concerned with the fact we have no clue who they are and i have a stuck btc transaction and they tell me to contact a gmail address and that concerns me alot. they are now a multimillion dollar exchange and wenahve no real info.. i will be digging around to find out more but till we get some real info i caution people...

If you search online for POSW Holdings LLC then you can see the name of the person who registered the company. I found this when I was doing some research myself.

skyline_king

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Quote from: presstab on April 25, 2017, 04:54:07 PM

Who are the owners of Poswallet? Or who are the team members?

they are carton people... idk i hold some posw and i hold some on there site. but i am getting very concerned with the fact we have no clue who they are and i have a stuck btc transaction and they tell me to contact a gmail address and that concerns me alot. they are now a multimillion dollar exchange and wenahve no real info.. i will be digging around to find out more but till we get some real info i caution people...

presstab

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Blockchain Developer

Who are the owners of Poswallet? Or who are the team members?

M.minor

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... PoSW coins grows.... According to experts, investors invest in the company about 1.5 billion dollars.

tehMoonwalker

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Quote from: TheAwkwardBrit on April 25, 2017, 12:48:27 PM

Quote from: Swimswithwhales on April 25, 2017, 10:39:11 AM

Quote from: ?? on ??

I'M throwing a party when this Ponzi coin hits 0. You're all invited.

Why do you say that? Seems like if it was a ponzi, everyone would have to pay to be a member. Having a wallet and staking is free, so I don't see how that would benefit the ponzi scheme. I pay for the premium membership, but it only gives you a better stake on you POSW coins. If it were a true ponzi, everyone would have to pay, from the bottom up.

He is most likely some weak hand that sold early and now regrets so he will spend his time trolling here. I've noticed in my time lurking on this website that there is at least one in every thread lol.

or some idiot who invested all on monero and didnt get 1% gain while we got 5000%

TheAwkwardBrit

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Quote from: Swimswithwhales on April 25, 2017, 10:39:11 AM

Quote from: ?? on ??

I'M throwing a party when this Ponzi coin hits 0. You're all invited.

Why do you say that? Seems like if it was a ponzi, everyone would have to pay to be a member. Having a wallet and staking is free, so I don't see how that would benefit the ponzi scheme. I pay for the premium membership, but it only gives you a better stake on you POSW coins. If it were a true ponzi, everyone would have to pay, from the bottom up.

He is most likely some weak hand that sold early and now regrets so he will spend his time trolling here. I've noticed in my time lurking on this website that there is at least one in every thread lol.

Swimswithwhales

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Quote from: ?? on ??

I'M throwing a party when this Ponzi coin hits 0. You're all invited.

Why do you say that? Seems like if it was a ponzi, everyone would have to pay to be a member. Having a wallet and staking is free, so I don't see how that would benefit the ponzi scheme. I pay for the premium membership, but it only gives you a better stake on you POSW coins. If it were a true ponzi, everyone would have to pay, from the bottom up.

Simple858

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Quote from: Mil-LEO-naire on April 25, 2017, 02:53:03 AM

Thanks to Poswallet team for this opportunity. Keep up the good work..

on the rise again 30k sat here we go

Mil-LEO-naire

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Thanks to Poswallet team for this opportunity. Keep up the good work..

bitbeanpool

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Quote from: pereira4 on April 19, 2017, 01:31:18 PM

Quote from: bitbeanpool on April 19, 2017, 12:53:14 PM

Quote from: pereira4 on April 19, 2017, 10:29:10 AM

That's good, but you should make yourselves public if you want the investors to feel better about the whole thing. If you want people to trust a centralized site with their money, make yourselves public.

It's easy to make an offshores company with fake names and so on, you need some hard proof.

The idea is great, but the real game changer would be to make the whole staking infrastructure decentralized. Then I would invest a big chunk of BTC.

Some members of our team are already public with their names and photos. Some others prefer the anonymity at this early stage. I don't think you know founders and all team members of other exchanges like Poloniex, Bittrex, Livecoin etc. You trust them because they work. And there is no exchange who has their founder's and team member's photos and names on website. Our Company's/Exchange's details will be available soon and you can make your research.

Indeed, which is why I never leave any coins on exchanges, because I trust no one. Also, I don't hold a "Poloniex token" which its value depends on the poloniex site not getting "hacked".

I want to ask: what is the coin release rate? There are 41m coins right now, total supply is 70m (or 250m, I still don't understand why coinmarketcap.com says 70m but here it says 250m)

Anyway, I want to know the release rate of the coin.

Also, what happens when the final total supply of coins is reached? is there a % of inflation that makes the supply bigger forever in order to pay stakers? This data should be explained clearly on the site and on this thread including the graph.

Total supply will be 70 million. Once 70mil is reached, only stake coins will go above. There will be no more dividends or disbursements.

AltScope

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Quote from: OrangeP on April 24, 2017, 02:27:45 PM

is this coin for real?

no its a virtual currency... Grin

what do you mean?

freebitcoins4u

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"Hey there! POSWallet.com is currently down for updates (4-6hrs total). "

I hope once the site is up again, the issues with missing deposits of 808coin will be finally sort.

posw coin is great and as long as the website doesnt have too much technical problems there is no reason why the posw price wont go up. hope to break the 20,000 satoshi bar soon!

OrangeP

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is this coin for real?

The Crypto Baron

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Quote from: ?? on ??

Quote from: Mt.Kushmore on April 24, 2017, 01:53:50 PM

Quote from: FairmountGOPE on April 24, 2017, 01:49:15 PM

I bought a Bitcoin worth at $0.24, should I kill myself now or later?

Wait till later, this has potential to reach one dollar some think even 10. For ideas like this it needs time to grow.

Did you even read his post? He said Bitcoin not POSW, But yeah reading is so difficult

...he said "a bitcoin worth", actually...

FairmountGOPE

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I bought a Bitcoin worth at $0.24, should I kill myself now or later?

AltScope

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Quote from: skyline_king on April 24, 2017, 01:02:46 PM

Quote from: PT92 on April 24, 2017, 12:47:06 PM

Quote from: zincra on April 24, 2017, 05:01:37 AM

Quote from: PT92 on April 24, 2017, 04:40:01 AM

Trying again:

Could anyone help me out, I've placed my PoSW in my staking wallet for the dividends. But my PoSW isnt staking somehow, it only states as being "vested" (over 3 days now). How long does it take before your vested PoSW turns into staking? Little bit concerned as it is not staking that I wont receive my dividents.

how much coins you have vested? Sometimes, if you got smaal ammount, it will take longer to get coins that are visible on balance, you just get often as others, but its not just visible, if you got visible ammount then you see it. Right now i have on vesting 185 coins, and it takes 24h to get 0.01724 POSWs.

I have more than 2000 PoSW stored, already submitted a ticket but it will take a few days before the answer im afraid (and dividends should be coming!)

i have only made 5 posw from ico off 1000-2000 so dont except much staking wise.

transfer them to your own wallet, 2 days ago i sold some of my bag (down to 30k now) and I've staked 3 posw since then. you will still receive dividends

edit:
sorry i read that as 10000-20000 im obviously too stoned to understand my native tongue

TheAwkwardBrit

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Quote from: Mt.Kushmore on April 24, 2017, 01:20:30 PM

Quote from: marcdk on April 24, 2017, 01:11:43 PM

And here I am, READY TO BUY... But don't know how -.- Don't see ANY WHERE to deposit my BTC on their exchange?? Am I missing something? LOL!

Their UI is a little weird. Go to the dashboard and scroll down to generate an address.

Yeah the UI definitely needs a bit of work to become more user friendly.
Here is a short video tutorial on how to use it: https://youtu.be/2ZNiH6x3YRU

marcdk

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And here I am, READY TO BUY... But don't know how -.- Don't see ANY WHERE to deposit my BTC on their exchange?? Am I missing something? LOL!

bitbeanpool

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Quote from: pereira4 on April 19, 2017, 10:29:10 AM

That's good, but you should make yourselves public if you want the investors to feel better about the whole thing. If you want people to trust a centralized site with their money, make yourselves public.

It's easy to make an offshores company with fake names and so on, you need some hard proof.

The idea is great, but the real game changer would be to make the whole staking infrastructure decentralized. Then I would invest a big chunk of BTC.

Some members of our team are already public with their names and photos. Some others prefer the anonymity at this early stage. I don't think you know founders and all team members of other exchanges like Poloniex, Bittrex, Livecoin etc. You trust them because they work. And there is no exchange who has their founder's and team member's photos and names on website. Our Company's/Exchange's details will be available soon and you can make your research.

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