Topic: [ANN][BCC] Bitconnect Coin - Decentralized Cryptocurrency - page 74. (Read 384600 times)

What does it matter? It is a scam coin, which hurt a lot of innocent people. It's not worth investing in.

I look forward to the day when the people behind Bitconnect pay the price for their evil scheme.

Bcc will go to 70 cents before 100

Go to your profile and click Merit which is linked. All the activity will show up there.

EDIT: I just checked and you had no activity. Now you do. 

Buy orders increasing? I bought more at $7 but hasn't gone up much since then.

BTW what is merit?? Can you see who gave it???

i think it will pump once more up to 100$ ..  just need some time .. because buy orders daily increasing

I didn't understand this part too. In the LuckyToken system it is more clear. You can find the topic here about this ICO.

"A self regulated Financial system" Why self-regulated?

Will BCCX introduce new gang hand gestures?


Further, will BCCX have a FUD bot so to ward off discontent?

No matter how hard they try and no matter what good they made their promises again, they will never regain the trust that the investors once given to this project, they can't fool us again with the BitconnectX, only gullibles will believe. What will happen if the BitconnectX follow this one, will they launch another project to condole the people?

Hello. What about referral system? Do you have one?

I asked about UcoinCash as that was the only one that was still operational. It's still going now sort of (I think the coin is about $12). All the others were scams but if they were based in UK they weren't breaking any laws there. Like I said, cryptos like bitcoin are ponzis anyway with no wealth generation so it's a zero sum game. Winners will be balanced by losers (excluding any exchange fees which the exchanges take as profit). There is a guy on youtube called Sean Walters (American btw) who said he used to run a Ponzi etc and many people get into them knowing what they are but they are usually very deceptively marketed (many people still seem to think they are legit and are surprised when they run off with millions of dollars of BTC). Bitconnect and lending platforms are actually less of a Ponzi than bitcoin because they generate profits for the company from the lending (not just from the internal exchange fees).

Just checked and bitconnectX is not selling out any more since they stopped accepting BCC. Half way through the day and they seem to have only sold about 1k coins an hour but I suppose they can't change the $50 price or other investors will not be happy. I'm sure they used to always sell out so it's a bit suprising but trying to raise half a billion dollars is a bit optimistic.
Total sold today : 12,254.49830973   Total available for sell : 249,078.50169027

Coinmarketcap.com isn't that based in USA? They always promoted the obvious ponzis like bitpetite and laser.online etc and it's one the world's top websites now in terms of traffic. I wonder if they could get in trouble for advertising them in USA especially some ICOs that could be classed as securities (nowadays ICOs have to get legal opinions from lots of countries like Singapore and France etc if they want to do things correctly and be sure they won't be classed as securities in these jurisdictions)??


EDIT (just noticed Sean Walters the ex ponzi owner put a video up lately about the bitconnect lawsuit - remember he was also promoting lending platforms lately including Davor and raked in lots of referral money but stopped after taking legal advice - he doesn't really believe in these platforms btw) : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sQRMhxgOXIY

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You keep the wallet open and do not shut your computer off. Staking works on time and not whether it is off or on. When you unlock it then you get reward if you meet the time limit for staking. However, it never worked for me and I kept my wallet on unlocked all the time with 72 bcc coins for almost 2 months and the staking reward was almost nil to nothing. Coins at the time were worth each $350-$410 per bcc +/-.

Let me guess. You opted to invest in BCC upon reading the following ...


How close am I?

Here's an interesting tidbit:

AGM76's last post of the year 2017 was on Dec. 30th: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.27230467

His first post for 2018 (unless there's proof of posts being deleted) was on Jan. 16th: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.28265475

A few hours later, AGM76 penned his second post of the year espousing BitConnect's change in policy leading to its demise thanks to all the FUD we collectively penned. The dude must have a crystal ball stuck up his behind so to be on hand on the eventful day - ALL DAY - given that he continued to post till midnight (PST), which begs the question, what time does that equate to in the UK where AGM76 resides? I'm guessin' some time when the sun was breakin' through the fog in the morning.

It says in order for staking to work the QT wallet needs to be unlocked but whenever restarting the wallet it becomes locked again. 

How to make it unlocked always even when closing the wallet?

due to this exit strategy I lost 25$ of my initial `100$ investment thats only if I could exchange my bcc to their bccx in time.

Now I have 7.5$ (0.5 bccs)  left from my 100$ investment which i made 2 weeks ago.

Good one BitConnect.

Told all you from may it's a scam, i dont even feel sorry now.
It's people's fault for being stupid and ignorant.
The same can come to tether.
Btw. If someone was smart he could played trick with this bcc sheet, buy for 0.2-0.5usd and sell for 100-200-300 usd this worthless token, could make someone really rich.

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For crypto-currency ICOs heading center is the "British Indian Ocean Territory", home of "Diego Garcia" NSA base as the next incognito Crown jewels to compete Wall Street IPOs.

You'd think by now the band would have moved to shill some other scam. Bitconnect seems to be thoroughly dead, it's quite pointless to try to whitewash it.

I find this whole thing super interesting, like watching the band play while the titanic is sinking.