No, I am just saying that they are providing a service where they can guarantee the capital in USD and possible high interest during good times. The coin holders obviously can lose out if it crashes but they have reserves that can stabilise the price. They even have fail safes to protect holders of the coin (just imagine if they let people on their site to dump all their BCC during this uncertainty). Only the lenders are guaranteed not to lose out, since with any coin it can crash. They are probably paying lenders proportional to their projected profits. The lending (paying members less than the growth of their own coin) is the main cashcow for them as obviously the exchange won't make them much money on their volumes. They don't need to use anybody else's money to pay for anything.
This is why, I dont take you seriously. either you are playing dumb or just plain stupid. fail safes? reserves? like i said you can't provide facts or proof to make your claims valid. You believe that they are not faking their exchange but they own the bccexchange? do you even use their so-called exchange and tried entering it. Its so laggy that its so slow to respond maybe they are using a poor computer as their server..
I admit I probably don't know too much about it but I'm just thinking logically. They are describing it in a different way, but due to the demand of their coin people are getting less back when they 'lend' (just a word for paying bitconnect some of the growth of the coin instead of keeping it all yourself). So even though technically your lend amount should double in 3 months at the average interest rate, since the coin price has so far increased far more than this, bitconnect are getting away with people paying in say 100BCC into $10k USD for the guaranteed interest but when they add it all up later they got back less BCC even when they include the original USD amount, because the coin has increased so much. Basically, they get a fraction of the BCC back even though in USD terms it might be double or triple but they only get something like 0.6 times the BCC or whatever rate of growth it actually has been. That is actual profit for bitconnect. If people just kept their coin and didn't allow bitconnect to profit from it, then I would agree there are no real assets to it but they are generating huge income from this sustained demand for the coin.
I'll try and give an example, actually, as maybe I'm talking nonsense as I haven't slept. Basically, say someone decided to do a similar service for bitcoin and lock their bitcoin away at a certain dollar amount and guarantee its stability. Maybe they had inside information that would mean it was likely to rise 50% in 6 months or could accurately predict it in other ways (bitconnect can do this easily from all the data from referrals etc) and guaranteed half of this rise to people using its price stability service. Well, they would be making 25% profit in those six months (since when they gave the bitcoin back they would only need to pay back half the growth and keep the rest as profit), and so would the users of the service. Nobody is losing out and there is no Ponzi involved, is there?