Topic: [ANN] [SAFEX] Safe Exchange Coin [website www.safex.io] - page 20. (Read 59234 times)

Safex have been attacked by malicious actors. They just got Temporary Relief this week 8 days after filing their complaint.

https://twitter.com/inorganicbeing/status/1355326783449653252

This is the scammer Emilia Wojciechowicz from the ghost Polish Blockchain Association.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=leZcU1mgkI8

There is no Polish Blockchain Association, Emilia was just trying to scam at a Conference in Malta impersonating the Polish Blockchain Association that doesn't exist, this is not the first time someone from the Safex team impersonates, there is documented evidence that Daniel Dabek has been involved in impersonation & fake partnership scams.
Emilia Wojciechowicz is a professional scammer who was involved with the Scam Dascoin created by his boyfriend Daniel Dabek.

Don't trust SAFEX scammers offering you high return for your investment.
Since one month Safex users cannot send or receive coins because the wallet is useless after the hard fork that happened at the end of December, one month has passed and Safex continues to publish press releases and blog posts saying that the Safex Marketplace launched, but when looking at their github last working wallet was released on Sep 27, 2020, this proves that Safex is a scam & they don't care about investors, they keep silent and avoid answering the community, there is no marketplace and there is no wallet.
Safex keep publishing test wallets as official releases, instead to publish this releases on a separate git for testing they publish on their main git, this maybe because their development is so slow that they need to bring some activity to the main git they publish the test wallets there increasing the risk for noobs on loosing their coins due software problem, at least they put warnings, "Use at own risk" lmao.
https://github.com/safex/twmwallet/releases

Xorlogic, why you continue to scam?
How is Liberland doing?

Safex Blog Post:
https://safex.org/blog/evolution-of-ecommerce-from-the-dawn-of-the-internet-to-crypto-commerce/

Daniel Dabek lied again

Daniel Dabek seems to be spreading false information about his company Safex, in the recent months press releases started to appear on Yahoo Finance & other blogs, this press releases paid by Daniel Dabek contain lies & misinformation, it looks like Daniel Dabek knows that he has no good reputation anymore because of the lying so he is now paying for press releases to spread lies.
Lets take a closer look at some of those lies on the press releases.
Zerohedge: Safex recently launched its platform, This is a lie, there is no platform
Yahoo Finance: Safex Launches Decentralized E-Commerce Marketplace as SFX Token Appears on Exchanges, This is a lie, there is no platform & Safex is not on exchanges, in fact Safex got delisted from Coingecko for being a scam.

Daniel Dabek a known scammer who created Dascoin knows very well how to scam, Dascoin was based on Onecoin & his girlfriend Emilia Wojciechowicz who also is a scammer helped Dascoin to scam Polish citizens from Serbia, Safex do the same, they have a Serbian team who recruit new members into the scam & promote safex.
Safex was build by Daniel Dabek to mimic Onecoin & Dascoin, similarities are: They all have one leader, not decentralized, they are controlled by one single individual, they lie, they are corporations, have trouble with justice system, MLM, scams, bad reputation, their team is mostly scammers from Eastern Europe.
Daniel Dabek press release on Yahoo Finance gets delisted from spreading misinformation & lies.
This article with the title "Safex Foundation Seeks to Protect its Trademark in Federal Court as its Platform Continues Growing" has been delisted from Yahoo Finance
The article can be seen in this link https://archive.is/dsu7s

Some of the lies in this article are
"anyone can create an account, start a web store"
"The decentralized Safex Foundation's World Marketplace launched last month"
You been warned already, SAFEX is a scam.
More to come...

Five Crypto Projects Set to Shake up 2021
https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2021-01-28/five-crypto-projects-set-shake-2021

If 2018 and 2019 were the crypto winter, then 2020 was the year that the sun came out, and 2021 is looking set to be a scorcher. With Bitcoin, Ether, and all major alts undergoing epic bull runs, DeFi continuing to attract massive investment, and old stalwarts like NFTs and enterprise blockchain making a comeback, there’s plenty to look forward to this year.

However, in case you’re on the lookout for some specific projects, here’s a shortlist of some hot picks worth watching over the next few months.

1. GoodDollar

According to the World Bank, there are 1.7 billion people globally without access to the banking system – around one-third of the adult population. Fintech is often touted as the solution to this challenge, but so far, it hasn’t been able to bridge the gap so far despite broader adoption.

GoodDollar launched in 2020 to reverse this trend, using blockchain and cryptocurrencies to promote and foster financial inclusion. It offers users a daily digital basic income paid in the native GoodDollar currency (G$), and has already seen a significant takeup of 48,000 users in over 180 countries claiming a total of 40 million G$ tokens. People are already using their tokens to buy and sell products, digital services, and build entrepreneurial side-projects.

GoodDollar utilizes a digital income network which leverages DeFi protocols to generate yield, which is converted to G$ and distributed as UBI. The general idea is that GoodDollar acts as a financial onboarding tool to the larger digital asset classes such as Bitcoin and Ethereum, and the broader financial system. 

This year, GoodDollar plans to expand its payment network, increasing the utility and hence the takeup of G$ with the ultimate goal of increasing financial inclusion.

2. Safex

Amazon may be the undisputed king of e-commerce, but it’s not without its problems. Merchants on the platform get a particularly raw deal. Amazon isn’t only a marketplace – it sells many of its own products, along with controlling the algorithm, so vendors are left in a position where they just can’t compete.

Furthermore, with only a small number of e-commerce platforms on the market, fees are often exorbitantly high.

Buyers don’t fare much better, losing out on seeing items they might want to buy versus those that Amazon wants to sell.

Safex now offers a blockchain-enabled alternative. Sellers can list their products on the Safex marketplace for just a fraction of what they’d pay on the centralized platforms. Funds appear instantly in their accounts, thanks to payments in crypto. Safex operates its own privacy-focused blockchain featuring a dual-token system. Holders of the Safex Token (SFT) are entitled to a share of 5% of revenues from the platform, while Safex Cash (SFX) is the medium of exchange on the marketplace.

Safex recently launched its platform after five years in development. Revenue distribution will begin in 2021.

3. Matic Network

Even after the fanfare about the Ethereum 2.0 beacon chain launching in December, it’s evident that Ethereum scalability is still at least another year or two away. In the meantime, even Vitalik Buterin himself is vocal about the fact that Ethereum will depend on layer two networks to ensure app developers and users don’t suffer from slow transaction times and high fees.

This is where platforms like Matic Network come in. Developed using Ethereum’s Plasma off-chain scaling technology, Matic can scale to 65,000 transactions per second. Furthermore, it offers far lower transaction fees and an enhanced user experience compared with Ethereum, thanks to a developer toolkit.

Matic received early backing from Binance and Coinbase Ventures. It launched on mainnet in June 2020, and in November, it was the first network outside Ethereum to launch native Chainlink oracle feeds. It’s worth noting that even when Ethereum 2.0 finally launches in its full form, layer two platforms like Matic will be critical to preventing overload of the new chain. Therefore, expect to see more high-throughput apps in use cases such as gaming and DeFi migrate to Matic over 2021.

4. Orion Protocol

Despite significant investment in DeFi in 2020, liquidity remains a problem almost across the board. Even as the total value locked has soared above $22 billion, the top five applications account for around two-thirds of the total liquidity in DeFi.

Orion Protocol aims to overcome this issue by aggregating the liquidity of the entire crypto markets – centralized and decentralized – into its decentralized platform. Combining both makes it the first of its kind to do so. Along with addressing the challenge of fragmented liquidity, Orion Protocol also shoots down another issue. Newcomers to cryptocurrency have a bewildering array of choices regarding where to trade, with little help understanding the differences between platforms. Having a single, unified platform makes it far easier.

Governing the protocol is a proprietary staking mechanism called Delegated Proof of Broker, which fulfills every function via a decentralized brokerage with the native ORN token at its core.

Orion Protocol launched its first product, the Orion Terminal, in December 2020. It’s currently undergoing closed testing with a group of brokers but is open for new users to sign up for the public launch in early 2021.

5. Aavegotchi

Non-fungible tokens are gearing up to become one of the hottest trends in crypto this year. Aavegotchi is combining the concept of NFTs with DeFi, offering some intriguing possibilities for future innovation.

Like Cryptokitties, Aavegotchi allows users to create their own NFTs, in this case, represented as a pixelated ghost avatar rather than a cat. Users can game with them – for example, by battling with other players or upgrading them with wearables and weaponry. However, the DeFi spin is that each Aavegotchi also represents DeFi collateral, staked and earning yield on the Aave app. To create an Aavegotchi, users have to stake specific aTokens generated from Aave.
Aavegotchi was due to launch on Ethereum in the first days of 2021. However, due to spiraling congestion and sky-high transaction fees, the team pulled the launch at the last minute. Now, the development team has confirmed via Twitter that the app will launch on Matic Network imminently.

same!

Daniel Dabek lied again

After the failed launch of SAFEX in 2020, no one have seen the marketplace, no wallet, no download, no info, absolutely scam vaporware.
SAFEX Token price plummeted today to 6 sat

Investors are probably fearing possible multiple lawsuit against Safex for the sale of securities during the ICO that toke place in 2015 & for the sale of securities that toke place in 2018. The corporation known as Safex does not hold a money transmitter license & sold securities on its website safex.io

Safex is currently fighting a legal battle to claim the Safex trademark, Judge Beryl A. Howell known for being the judge on the Alphabay, Grams and other Darkweb marketplace & ICO scam trials is the Judge in charge of the Safex trademark litigation.
Selling Cryptocurrencies without a money transmitter license can be punished with up to 5 years in prison, source: https://financefeeds.com/bitcoin-dealer-faces-5-years-prison-operating-unlicensed-money-transmitting-business/
Daniel Dabek lied about listing Safex on exchanges.

Daniel Dabek lied about listing on Stex.com

In this press release Safex claims that its listed on Digifinex, Bitrue & P2pb2b
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/safex-launches-decentralized-e-commerce-151500370.html

But SAFEX is not listed on any of those scam exchanges: Digifinex, Bitrue & P2pb2b.
I wrote the exchanges why they are not trading Safex, but still no answer
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.56006693
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.56006661
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.56006643

Cant wait for new TWM wallet. 

Evolution of eCommerce: From the Dawn of the Internet to Crypto-Commerce
from: https://safex.org/blog/evolution-of-ecommerce-from-the-dawn-of-the-internet-to-crypto-commerce/

The last two decades were marked by the fast and ever-evolving transformation of the Internet and its possibilities. Follow this journey from the almost unlimited access to data to the incredible boom of eCommerce that changed the centuries-old way of commerce.

In fact, eCommerce continues to develop and grow beyond what you would expect. The next form of it is the implementation and use of blockchain technology that fundamentally changes the financial world, the way of how transactions are being made, and the economy overall, heading to the next crucial transformation of eCommerce to a Crypto-Commerce, whose application has just been started.

Crucial eCommerce milestones

The World Wide Web, being built upon the Internet, went public in 1991 but the roots of eCommerce practices had taken place way back to 1972, when students of the MIT made their first purchase using Arpanet, a predecessor of the Internet.

Amazon, which is now one of the largest eCommerce companies in the world, made its first sale in 1995, the same year as eBay was founded, which was the first bidding platform that enabled people to buy and sell products from one another. The next crucial eCommerce turning point was made by PayPal by introducing the first online payment system in 1998 - in the form of money transfer that changed how online payments were made and processed.

eCommerce today

From the very first book Amazon sold in 1995, we have come to an estimation of an eCommerce market being worth 5 trillion USD in 2021.

Just in 2020, as a consequence of a global pandemic, eCommerce has recorded a ten years growth in only three months. Nearly 150 million people made their online purchases for the first time, and it is expected that the number of eCommerce shoppers will only continue to increase.

Another significant change that the global pandemic brought to light is the increase of cross-border eCommerce by 21%, putting China to the second position in the cross-border eCommerce ranking. Such a rise of cross-border eCommerce indicates that the merchants will quest for a faster, more reliable and less expensive payment system that will overcome the chain of intermediaries and create a more favorable business environment for them.

The evolution of eCommerce: Crypto-commerce

Although the established structures of today's eCommerce can be expected to stay quite successful using fiat currencies only, the introduction of a digital transaction system using cryptocurrency will evolve eCommerce to the next level. The creation of Crypto-Commerce will introduce new advantages and features into this sector.

Currently, the use of cryptocurrencies is limited to the most technologically advanced users. However, factoring in that banks start to use blockchain technology, Visa and MasterCard develop a blockchain-based payment system and even a few countries are developing their national cryptocurrencies, it is inevitable that the use of cryptocurrencies will increase. Therefore, eCommerce merchants should start to consider the implementation of blockchain-based payment processing systems into their eCommerce stores.

Online shopping with cryptocurrency was first enabled in 2014 by Overstock, one of the greatest online retailers, who allowed its customers to pay for products in Bitcoin. Overstock expanded these options later introducing new cryptocurrencies such as Ethereum, Litecoin, Dash, Monero, and Bitcoin Cash.

Predictions about the evolution of eCommerce driven by the implementation of payment methods integrating cryptocurrencies are also supported by reports claiming that 50 million users have spent €3.4 trillion in the cryptocurrency market, while Foresight Business predicts the North American cryptocurrency market alone will reach $1.8 billion by 2027 from $250 million in 2019.
The benefits of cryptocurrencies

   Rapid transactions & lower transaction fees

Although online purchasing seems to be instant, the reality is quite different, shaped by slow banking processes. Blockchain technology enables direct contact between users, excludes intermediaries and reduces the costs of transaction fees that are charged every time a payment via credit card or some other payment method is processed. Higher fees not only decrease the vendors' profits but also increase the products' final price making the customers spending more.

   Security: Blockchain and data privacy

Compared to the classic form of payments, blockchain-based eCommerce technology offers greater security to users enabling the option to be either anonymous, pseudonymous or private while every transaction is completely trackable by the respective user. There is no centralized third party involved in processing transactions which are therefore uncensorable and immutable after being completed. Blockchain technology is entirely decentralized and using it for doing transactions helps to avoid the collection of data which is common for regular payment processing standards.

    Global marketplace

An additional benefit of cryptocurrencies is the possibility to use them in any market and part of the world without being obliged to modify the prices or exchange them for different currencies. Accepting cryptocurrencies as a vendor in eCommerce can help you broaden your customer base and improve your sales.
The World Marketplace: Shopping with cryptocurrency

Merging blockchain technology with eCommerce and evolving it to crypto-commerce is the future of exchanging goods and services. Crypto-Commerce will provide numerous benefits to online businesses, enabling them to lower fees and operational costs, an increase in profits, the privacy-oriented customers’ policy, and access to a broader globally-oriented market. Choosing blockchain technology and making the first step towards crypto-commerce should be supported by a trusted partner you can rely on.

    Safex has developed the blockchain engine for eCommerce that will help you to create unstoppable web stores.
    Safex provides online merchants with the The World Marketplace app that enables the users to shop or sell directly to each other, create offers and maintain them.
    Safex has developed a rating and messaging system that makes The World Marketplace a secure and reliable place for online shopping with cryptocurrencies.

These features turn the blockchain-based platform into an innovative competitor for established platforms with regular offer and payment processing structures.

Daniel Dabek lied again

Safex scammers continue to lie about the release of the wallet
They also forgot to mention about the lawsuit.
https://www.pacermonitor.com/public/case/37961942/SAFEX_FOUNDATION,_INC_et_al_v_SAFETH,_LTD_et_al


It looks like Safeth is having some trouble following court rules & they been warned
The emails but not the attachment have been forwarded to the case administrator for docking as sealed documents
There is also a notice of appearance of Christopher Whalen & Joseph Evans on behalf of DANIEL DABEK, SAFE EXCHANGE FOUNDATION, LLC, SAFEX FOUNDATION, INC.
No update has been made from Daniel Dabek to warn investors that SAFEX is not anymore a decentralized protocol but instead SAFEX has become a security ruled by a corporation.

Daniel Dabek will probably continue to hide & not answer investors about the implications of holding a security.

Safex Update: https://forum.safex.org/t/safex-dev-update-january-25-2021/7461

TWM Wallet

During last week we were able to integrate updates that Igor provided to the transaction history table and the token staking table. These updates were added to the wallet interface last week, and they are ready to go in their current form. Daniel went ahead and integrated the updates to the Token Staking Table, and the History representation for Liam to optimize visually.



You can now see the types of transactions that are happening withni the wallet, in the transaction history under the type heading; previously only the simple send/receive transactions were visible, now the advanced transactions that compose the marketplace application are able to be read and portrayed in the history section of the wallet:



Further down something so simple, yet so powerful is the view of the safex token staking table, it offers a breakdown of all tokens stake transactions that were made, their accruing safex cash, and the block height that they were staked at:



Last week, Liam has been sorting with the rendering of the messages; which is in a great state, yet there is one minor bug where if someone is using an antivirus the app is forcing the urls to https; Daniel is in progress to resolve the edge case, even though the deployed version of the application will communicate over https, this element is being observed, and addressed before release.

Beyond this, there is validations to add and to put proper error messages. The first element is something to prevent us from for example: submitting an empty input that is vital for the functioning of the wallet, and in the second case if something goes wrong to adequately report to us what went wrong so we can report it or at least know what to do next. This is the last task for the team on the TWM Wallet. With the elusive bug mentioned in the previous paragraph that cropped up during the week, this will be it for this wallet iteration. Deployment is already being discussed and no additional changes have been made to the API that has been serving this wallet since two weeks now.

Safexcore

During the last week Igor worked on merging updates that are relevant to our blockchain software from the Monero codebase. Some of these patches were started prior to the marketplace application focus, and he went ahead to wrap them up. These updates will result in more reliable synchronization and operation in the wild. On Monday we will release an updated version of the blockchain node software which will be safexd-7.0.1 It won’t be mandatory to update, yet it will be a smoother running program and would help the network if you do pay attention and update.

A New Blog Post at Safex.org 3

Last week, our writers published a new blog post that discuss some of the key bold steps that can make a difference in your ecommerce endeavors. Have a read, as it could prove to help you in your journey traversing the Safex Marketplace. If you have some other tips you think we missed, then let us know in the thread! :sunrise:
Marketing Tricks for Promoting your eCommerce Business 11

We’ve been in this final stretch to get the TWM Wallet released for everyone, and it is good to see it progress to the point that it has, and the full stack of its operation. We are glad to have taken the time to involve Igor to improve the experience, and that we’re many steps closer to release. :sunrise_over_mountains:

Sincerely
The Safex Development Community

I am not only providing a better life to my kids, but to all kids. denouncing your unstoppable illegal marketplace to authorities.
No kid or family will be hurt by the drugs weapons and other horrible thing Safex degenerated vendors will trade on your marketplace.


Why Daniel Dabek meet with Darkweb vendors?

Pros of Blockchain-Based E-commerce Platforms
from: https://www.computeruser.com/pros-of-blockchain-based-e-commerce-platforms/


Blockchain technology is the future of eCommerce since its sudden rise started five years ago. This technology’s popularity is growing day by day. The primary role of

blockchain-based eCommerce is to offer greater potential solutions worldwide. Blockchain is also a decentralized system of mutually connected computers around the globe. They are all working to produce a distributed ledger to record all transactions on the blockchain marketplace. This technology is additionally encouraging eCommerce to continue its development. According to the influence of this new technology and the number of satisfied users, blockchain has anything you need.

Maybe we should start from the beginning :

What Is A Blockchain?

A blockchain is a database working on the principle of saving all the transaction details. Why would someone use the database, and why not spreadsheets? Well, a database is mostly used for storing and quickly filtering information. On the other side, spreadsheets are designed for one person or a small group of people for collecting only a limited amount of data. In contrast, a database is used to access, filter, and search, especially for the larger amount of data. The extra plus for the database is the possibility of working with more than one user simultaneously. This is maybe the most important advantage of the blockchain eCommerce technology.

This technology was introduced to the crypto world in 2009 when someone hid behind the pseudonym Satoshi Nakamoto invented a cryptocurrency named Bitcoin. This person’s real identity remains secret to this day, but that was definitely a massive step in eCommerce development. Blockchain is saving transaction details in the form of “blocks.” It could track product searching, payment processing, and user activity. By combining all the elements, blockchain is forming smaller groups or blocks. All those blocks are mutually connected to the “chain.”

Pros of Blockchain Technology

    Ease of use is more than a significant factor, especially if you are a beginner or don’t have enough experience. Unlike physical currencies, cryptocurrencies are more than easy to use. You don’t need to spend money to create your account for handling these currencies. It comes with zero cost.

    Faster transactions are maybe the best thing about this technology. If we look back to an old way of money transaction, it would probably last about a few days. Today, things are much different. You can quickly transfer some money; it will be done in a few minutes, even for transferring across continents.

    Security is mostly the reason why people choose blockchain. Security is based on cryptography. That is a process of storing data in a particular form, so only those for whom it is sent can read and process it. Some private keys are assigned to the transactions, so it’s hard to hack them.

    Decentralization is a reason why it is harder to hack the blockchain. Nothing is stored in the central location. All of the transaction details are copied and evenly spread across a computer network. When we talk about adding new transaction details and creating new blocks, by adding a new one to the blockchain, every computer updates its blockchain to reflect that change. All properly done keyword research services show that when searching about blockchain, internet users are mostly adding the term decentralization to it, as the main benefit of this technology.

    Transaction fees mostly don’t exist on the platforms based on blockchain technology. Decentralized marketplaces enable payment with crypto tokens. There is no need to add credit card details.

Conclusion

These are some of the most important things to mention about blockchain. Platforms based on the blockchain can offer you more possibilities than you can imagine. It’s easier to use, faster, and security is on a high level. This is the prerequisite of having a successful platform and satisfied users. Because of all these benefits, blockchain-based platforms are getting much popular these days, and they are definitely going to represent the future of eCommerce.

In this video you can see the scammer Emilia Wojciechowicz at Dascoin office, location Belgrade, Serbia.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SWnsYoFHPyE
Emilia scammed Polish citizens while living in Serbia, the scam was Dascoin & it was created by her boyfriend Daniel Dabek.

Emilia is now scamming with Safex.
I am not only providing a better life to my kids, but to all kids. denouncing your unstoppable illegal marketplace to authorities.
No kid or family will be hurt by the drugs weapons and other horrible thing Safex degenerated vendors will trade on your marketplace.

Did Daniel Clavin admitted he sells (illegal) porn?
Those are the kind of vendors of the Safex Marketplace?

Have a nice day SafexScam Person.
In your place, I woudn't waste time on chating on btctalk, I would spend time with my kids and wife, providing them better life.
But again, it's your life.

Cheers!

cryptomak you are happy sharing those fake press releases, it's ok, have your time, i will be sharing real news soon about the criminal organization known as SAFEX.
Discord, Slack, Twitter subpoena is inevitable.

Infringement and incoherence – Safex files complaint against Safeth in court
from: https://cryptosahihai.in/infringement-and-incoherence-safex-files-complaint-against-safeth-in-court/

Legal challenges from the somewhat established Safex blockchain e-commerce platform target a shadowy company called Safeth LTD, represented by Joseph Lathus and several other named parties, but not very well represented in formal online documentation.

In a court complaint filed Jan. 18, Safex contends that Lathus and others at Safeth have been engaged in using its trademarks and logo to distort its image and confuse investors and others. The legal documents seek to show an egregious case of copyright infringements and deliberate malicious misinformation about the brands in question. They document alleged activity comparing Safex to the “Silk Road” marketplace shut down in 2014, where founder Ross Ulbricht ended up in jail. They show contentions of Safex as an “exit scam” and subsequent delisting activity by exchanges.

Safex challengers also reveal a motive: the full text of Safex complaint reveals that Joseph Lathus had allegedly petitioned to be hired as a marketing consultant. After his rejection, court documents claim, Lathus retaliated by creating Safeth and its “Safex Platinum Token,” which clearly appropriates Safex brand language in a confusing way.

Part of the suspicion around Safeth is its rather thin website and lack of resources on not only the company, but it’s apparent founder. (The first four Google results for Joseph Lathus’s name go to LinkedIn, Facebook, MySpace and Ancestry.com respectively.) The text of the website, too, is confusing and short on details, (see excerpt) and “Safeth” doesn’t show up in many exchange resources, either.

Other parts of the Safex complaint chronicle a story of business fallout including the aforementioned delisting from platforms like Coingecko, and the widespread notion that Safex represents a scam of some kind. But the use of the brand trademarks are a powerful source of confusion in and of themselves, as traders will have a hard time figuring out whether Safex means Safex or Safeth, and who is behind a particular online communication to the public.

Meanwhile, the case will make its way through the courts. Part of the notoriety of this case will revolve around the Safex original business proposition: that its two coins can open up marketplace opportunities. Writers of the complaint alleged that these opportunities are hampered by the havoc that Safeth is creating in the online business world, and around cryptocurrencies and decentralized finance, which are still complex to stakeholders in their infancy. All of Safex’ allegations aside, the naming conventions themselves are a big issue for keeping things straight, and Safeth, certainly, will have some explaining to do.

Safex Fends Off Trademark Infringement and Enterprise Disinformation
from: https://www.coinspeaker.com/safex-enterprise-disinformation/

As part of the Safex legal response, a cease-and-desist letter was sent December 29, but Safeth’s website still uses the Safex brand in rather confusing ways.

A new blockchain e-commerce system is struggling to respond to a series of bizarre attacks from a little-known challenger. The Safex peer to peer e-commerce system made headlines last year with its Safex Token (SFT) and related ecosystem for decentralized transactions.

Now, in a court complaint filed just a few days ago on Jan. 18, the company claims that a party called Safeth LTD is using its logo and trademarks in malicious ways, and that this has caused significant business problems for the plaintiff.

Part of the legal complaint explains that after collaborative work, Joseph Lathus (identified as the head of Safeth LTD) asked to become a paid marketing consultant and was rejected by Safex. After that point, Safex alleges, Lathus and related parties at Safeth started to use company trademarks, and developed a platform based on a “Safex Platinum Token” that created all kinds of confusion and consternation about which company was which. Clearly, naming an equity a “Safex Platinum Token” when there is already a Safex ecosystem is abundantly confusing and probably wildly illegal.

Representatives for Safex further claim that the activity of Safeth LTD went “far beyond trolling” online, and into the area of extreme business infringement. Safex says its social media accounts were compromised, and goes into detail about how Safeth sent out communications comparing Safex to the illegal “silk road” marketplace of Ross Ulbricht, who is now incarcerated for his online piracy.

As part of the Safex legal response, a cease-and-desist letter was sent December 29, but Safeth’s website still uses the Safex brand in rather confusing ways.

“Borrow against collateralized reward-earning cryptocurrency that you can spend, save, or invest with,” reads a site directive under the headline: Pay Back Free Privacy Loans, itself rather incoherent. “Our signature ‘Pay Back Free Privacy Loans’ allow users to borrow up to 10x the value of their collateralized Safex Platinum Tokens in the form of Safeth Cash from our hot wallet known as the Treasury. … Vendors and Shoppers alike will also be rewarded for every purchase they make in both our wallet Decentralized marketplace as well as online at Safethmarket.com. Users will earn free Safeth Cash for engaging with our platform with gamification.”

Safex Business Impact

One of the types of fallout that Safex is showing resulted from this spurious use of enterprise trademarks is delisting from various exchanges.

Safex specifically cites pullout at CoinGecko, where it says the Safex token was delisted following some of Safeth’s activity. It’s not the first time that CoinGecko has delisted the Safex token, but plaintiff’s representatives are hoping the cause and effect is a clear example of how Safeth has distorted its corporate image online and elsewhere.

Safex also alleges that Safeth’s activity led to the Safex platform being labeled an “exit scam” and caused loss of business, along with the aforementioned delistings and other troublesome market changes.

As the court case makes its way through the courts, we’ll see more of exactly how this struggle took place, and what transpired as two companies wrestled over one set of brand names.

Daniel Dabek lawsuit is full of lies

The facts are that SAFEX does not hold a trademark & Daniel told investors that SAFEX was not a company but a protocol, Daniel has now registered a company in the US & plan to trademark it.
The Safex logo that Safex is trying to trademark is not the same used on the website in 2015.
Daniel applied to trademark SAFEX a month ago
https://archive.is/ig9Lc

Joey trademark application is from July 2020
https://archive.is/FNoF4


How Daniel Dabek will protect his reputation or the reputation of Safex with this lawsuit?
If Daniel is surrounded by scammers, Safex team is formed by scammers, Daniel's girlfriend is a scammer & Daniel himself is a scammer?

Daniel Clavin an insider who paid loyalty to Daniel Dabek by drinking his own pee said that Safex will sell Crystal Meth & Homemade Guns.


Selling Crystal Meth & Homemade Guns is legal in the US?
Try to explaining that to Judge Beryl A. Howell

Safex Foundation Seeks to Protect its Trademark in Federal Court as its Platform Continues Growing


WASHINGTON, DC / ACCESSWIRE / January 22, 2021 / The Safex Foundation's privacy-focused blockchain engine for ecommerce, has announced that is has filed a lawsuit in federal court to protect its trademarks and reputation.

Safex Foundation filed a lawsuit in the United States District Court for the District of Columbia seeking an injunction to halt the unauthorized use of its trademarks. Safex Foundation alleges that the defendants have misappropriated Safex's Foundation trademarks. Safex Foundation also alleges that defendants have been publishing false accusations about Safex and disseminating them to cryptocurrency exchanges, cryptocurrency price listing services, and social media platforms. Safex Foundation claims that defendants actions have resulted in the delisting of Safex Tokens (SFT) and Safex Cash (SFX) from certain cryptocurrency price listing services. Safex Foundation also claims that the defendants actions have caused certain of Safex Foundation's social media accounts to be deactivated, including its Twitter account. Safex Foundation sought to protect its trademarks and reputation in federal court by filing a complaint and a motion for emergency relief.

Safex Foundation is also pressing ahead with development plans and has announced the launch of a native Safex cash wallet. Its founder, Daniel Dabek said that "Safex exchange is peer to peer and decentralized. While we have decided to enforce our trademark rights and defend the Safex community in federal court, this does not stop us from moving ahead with new developments and innovations that bring freedom, security, and opportunity to people all over the world. In December of 2020, our blockchain network evolved with the launch of our decentralized marketplace, and this marks just the beginning. We have big plans in the pipeline for our community development platform, new exchanges that are listing Safex Tokens and Safex Cash, as well as our arbiter network enabling cheaper, more transparent global commerce to take hold."

He added "The public's appetite for a superior ecommerce system will continue to drive us, and the recent success of the wider crypto market is certain to bring more eyes to the industry. With the Safex platform, anyone can create an account, start a web store, and participate in revenue sharing. Our platform will be known for low fees, fast payment settlement, privacy and security. These are attributes that our American economy desperately needs in the face of Covid, Amazon anti-competition controversies, and the loss of opportunity the pandemic has waged against so many people. We're enjoying the journey and can assure our community that the best is yet to come."

The decentralized Safex Foundation's World Marketplace launched last month, powered by the mineable Safex Cash (SFX) coin. The open-source platform can facilitate borderless, peer-to-peer trade, connecting vendors and sellers with customers throughout the world. Safex Cash (SFX) is used to pay for products, services and transaction fees. Safex Token (SFT) is used to be a seller, and earn revenue proportional to what is staked into the network.

Within the two-coin Safex token ecosystem, the security of both senders and receivers is ensured through Ring Signatures and One-Time addresses. Safex Foundation also enables users of the platform to lock their SFT coins and earn proportional interest in line with growing marketplace activity. At present, around 2.79% of SFT coins have been used for staking. More than 1000 merchant accounts have been registered since December 23, 2020. Uniquely, the platform's staking mechanism does not contribute to the consensus mechanism of the chain itself, unlike other networks that use tokens to stake for the purpose of block production.

Like Bitcoin in its early days, Safex's platform is created on a Proof of Work (PoW) blockchain that lets users mine cryptocurrency on everyday computing hardware. A novel innovation with Safex's blockchain coin emission is that it follows an S-shaped curve, making it more attractive for new miners seeking long term opportunities as the ecosystem's future looks bright.

About Safex Foundation

Safex Foundation's exchange is a blockchain-powered engine for ecommerce, giving vendors and shoppers the ability to transact with privacy using cryptocurrency. A two-coin system, Safex's platform can embed digital assets in any shopping website and provide merchants and customers with anonymity and heightened security. Initially built on the Bitcoin blockchain, Safex Foundation chose to migrate to its own blockchain which is powered by Safex Tokens (SFT) and Safex Cash (SFX).

Safex Token and Safex Cash are the native cryptocurrencies of the Safex Foundation. Safex Platinum is NOT affiliated to the Safex Foundation in any way.

from: https://finance.yahoo.com/news/safex-foundation-seeks-protect-trademark-163000238.html