First let my say, that I'm a long time backer of UNIFY and really believe in the project. I always thought of UNIFY as the hidden gem, that would 1000x.
I still believe in the project, but haven't followed progress for a couple of months due to vacation. However, coming back to a more or less dead Twitter account, which usually is very active, got me looking at previous posts and I found this side-funding-project.
My initial thought before reading the ANN was "Is this an exit scam??". After reading this ANN, my first thought is now even stronger. It really smells a lot like an exit scam.
I hope that I'm totally wrong and the team is just hard at work on Crowdfunding platform and/or having some hard earned vacation time. Project is still following the roadmap after all :-)
Crossing my fingers, because I really like the project and if it delivers the founder and team will get A LOT more profit than with an exit scam..... and so will we ;-)
// Be safe out there
// aRe
Topic: [ANN] !!! UniPro - Double up your money !!! A coin for 0.5 satoshi! (Read 458 times)
September 17, 2018, 02:51:23 AM
August 07, 2018, 05:40:54 AM
Good project with a very attractive incentive upon buying the minimum amount of bitcoin. This have a potential in the market once it hits an exchange as long as the coin will be traded by the community members for a purpose to build this coin, good development team and company founders too so I will be looking forward on this project!
August 05, 2018, 10:36:48 AM
Bump
August 05, 2018, 01:08:16 AM
Yes, but I don't see any problem with that. Unify was started as a walletbuilders coin too, but once it got attention it got it's fixes and upgrades. 
August 03, 2018, 10:10:43 AM
Walletbuilders? 
August 03, 2018, 09:41:55 AM
But just setting prices doesn't mean profits, the prices are what the token gets traded for.., so how can you claim it's guaranteed profits?
What I think he's saying is that you buy UniPro for 1/2 of a sat then sell it at the exchanges for 1 sat which would actually give you 2x's profit.
Yes, that is absolutely correct.
That is not 100% correct. First think is the profit will be 1x not 2x ! the profit is 100% not 200% ! You can not include the initial investment as profit . For example if I to invest 0.005 BTC and managed to sell for 1 satoshi then my sell order will be 0.01 BTC which is 200%/2x but that is not includ my initial investment so the real profit will only be 0.005 BTC which is 100%/1x . Second thing is you claim the profit is guaranteed which is also not true, yes the minimum sell price in exchanges is 1 sat but that does not mean that there will be buy orders for that price, you can check yobit exchange and you will see how many coins with huge sell orders at 1 sat and no buyers, it can simply be the same case with this coin .
So to be more accurate , you should change profit to 100% and the profit is not guaranteed as you mentioned . Fix both please .
Sorry about 200%. You are absolutely correct on this - I made a mistake there. Now as for volume of demand that you're talking about - I agree partially. Using Yobit as an example is a bad example. Yobit generates most of it's volume from just couple of coins. We will try to increase the demand by growing the amount of exchanges in which we're in as mentioned previously. I have big doubts if the coin wouldn't have a demand at all on a bigger exchange such as HitBTC.com. Also, since the coin could also be used on the marketplace as a payment method, it would also be an option to use it there. And by selling this coin, we could increase the traffic / activity of the marketplace too.
August 03, 2018, 09:35:46 AM
But just setting prices doesn't mean profits, the prices are what the token gets traded for.., so how can you claim it's guaranteed profits?
What I think he's saying is that you buy UniPro for 1/2 of a sat then sell it at the exchanges for 1 sat which would actually give you 2x's profit.
Yes, that is absolutely correct.
That is not 100% correct. First thing is the profit will be 1x not 2x ! the profit is 100% not 200% ! You can not include the initial investment as profit . For example if I to invest 0.005 BTC and managed to sell for 1 satoshi then my sell order will be 0.01 BTC which is 200%/2x but that is not includ my initial investment so the real profit will only be 0.005 BTC which is 100%/1x . Second thing is you claim the profit is guaranteed which is also not true, yes the minimum sell price in exchanges is 1 sat but that does not mean that there will be buy orders for that price, you can check yobit exchange and you will see how many coins with huge sell orders at 1 sat and no buyers, it can simply be the same case with this coin .
So to be more accurate , you should change profit to 100% and the profit is not guaranteed as you mentioned . Fix both please .
August 03, 2018, 09:30:19 AM
According to the project, UniPro users will become the first users and get 100% of the profits ... This will definitely draw the user attention to the project. But many people still do not know the project. Do you have a way to make the project more popular?
August 03, 2018, 09:25:54 AM
But just setting prices doesn't mean profits, the prices are what the token gets traded for.., so how can you claim it's guaranteed profits?
0.5 satoshi is just a half satoshi. 1 satoshi is the lowest possible amount for which you can trade on BTC markets.
Here's an example:
1. You buy UniPro now for 0.000000005 BTC.
2. You sell UniPro once an exchange is launched for at least 0.00000001, because this is the lowest price for which you can trade on BTC markets.
Why don't you sell the coin for 0.1 Satoshi) It would give a guaranteed profit of 10 times (and you can release as many coins as you want). And I would like to clarify: are you sure that there is no exchange where you could sell coins cheaper than 1 Satoshi? And there's no way to do that?) (trick question, oh, yeah)
Try to get your coin listed at an exchange for free & you'll find it out quick. Everyone is charging big money for listings these days & nobody's adding it for free. That's the first thing. The second is that if you do not allow it - the exchange will take it away from their exchange. We had this problem in early stages of Unify.
August 03, 2018, 09:23:22 AM
But just setting prices doesn't mean profits, the prices are what the token gets traded for.., so how can you claim it's guaranteed profits?
0.5 satoshi is just a half satoshi. 1 satoshi is the lowest possible amount for which you can trade on BTC markets.
Here's an example:
1. You buy UniPro now for 0.000000005 BTC.
2. You sell UniPro once an exchange is launched for at least 0.00000001, because this is the lowest price for which you can trade on BTC markets.
Why don't you sell the coin for 0.1 Satoshi) It would give a guaranteed profit of 10 times (and you can release as many coins as you want). And I would like to clarify: are you sure that there is no exchange where you could sell coins cheaper than 1 Satoshi? And there's no way to do that?) (trick question, oh, yeah)
August 03, 2018, 09:23:18 AM
But just setting prices doesn't mean profits, the prices are what the token gets traded for.., so how can you claim it's guaranteed profits?
0.5 satoshi is just a half satoshi. 1 satoshi is the lowest possible amount for which you can trade on BTC markets.
Here's an example:
1. You buy UniPro now for 0.000000005 BTC.
2. You sell UniPro once an exchange is launched for at least 0.00000001, because this is the lowest price for which you can trade on BTC markets.
I want to know What is the minimum amount of coin I can buy? and When is this coin listed on the exchanges? Which exchanges do you intend to list this coin? Thank you.
The minimum is mentioned in the announcement ("Minimum amount that you can buy is 0.005 BTC worth of UniPro (1,000,000 UNIPRO)).
In the beginning we will start to allow trading UNIPRO on our own exchange, https://www.unifymarketplace.com/exchange/, but this is only for the beginning. Later, we will try to get listed on bigger and bigger exchanges. Starting from smaller volume exchanges and then going up, so demand would increase over time. As a good example for one of the first exchanges would be CoinExchange.io; as an example of what exchanges we will be trying to get into at later stages would be such an exchange as HitBTC.com. This way the demand should grow over time too.
August 03, 2018, 09:19:01 AM
But just setting prices doesn't mean profits, the prices are what the token gets traded for.., so how can you claim it's guaranteed profits?
0.5 satoshi is just a half satoshi. 1 satoshi is the lowest possible amount for which you can trade on BTC markets.
Here's an example:
1. You buy UniPro now for 0.000000005 BTC.
2. You sell UniPro once an exchange is launched for at least 0.00000001, because this is the lowest price for which you can trade on BTC markets.
I want to know What is the minimum amount of coin I can buy? and When is this coin listed on the exchanges? Which exchanges do you intend to list this coin? Thank you.
August 03, 2018, 09:14:06 AM
But just setting prices doesn't mean profits, the prices are what the token gets traded for.., so how can you claim it's guaranteed profits?
What I think he's saying is that you buy UniPro for 1/2 of a sat then sell it at the exchanges for 1 sat which would actually give you 2x's profit.
Yes, that is absolutely correct.
August 03, 2018, 09:10:46 AM
But just setting prices doesn't mean profits, the prices are what the token gets traded for.., so how can you claim it's guaranteed profits?
0.5 satoshi is just a half satoshi. 1 satoshi is the lowest possible amount for which you can trade on BTC markets.
Here's an example:
1. You buy UniPro now for 0.000000005 BTC.
2. You sell UniPro once an exchange is launched for at least 0.00000001, because this is the lowest price for which you can trade on BTC markets.
August 03, 2018, 09:08:11 AM
But just setting prices doesn't mean profits, the prices are what the token gets traded for.., so how can you claim it's guaranteed profits?
What I think he's saying is that you buy UniPro for 1/2 of a sat then sell it at the exchanges for 1 sat which would actually give you 2x's profit.
August 03, 2018, 09:04:13 AM
But just setting prices doesn't mean profits, the prices are what the token gets traded for.., so how can you claim it's guaranteed profits?
August 03, 2018, 09:01:24 AM
Price and minimum buy-in requirements have been lowered!
August 03, 2018, 08:41:36 AM
Bump
August 03, 2018, 07:29:17 AM
Upon reading this ANN on a guaranteed profit and also for a charity purposes I will surely get and hold some UniPro coins and when the time comes this might help me financially. Good project and awesome development team and admins, looking forward to the progress of this project!
most of the projects that use the charity as one of the selling points is just to attract investors. such mission is forgotten once the project is not really earning. let's see if this project will really live up to its mission...
Well, we are already not earning anything with Unify & the project is not forgotten and is moving forward
August 03, 2018, 07:14:27 AM
Thank you all!
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