Topic: [ANN][BCC] Bitconnect Coin - Decentralized Cryptocurrency - page 89. (Read 384600 times)

BCCX Buying Action between 11:45 PM on 22 Jan. 2018 and 12:15 AM on 23 Jan 2018 (London UT):

The Crown Jewel, Bitconnect X failed to serve a working website during the times shown above, problems experienced:

1. When I first signed into Bitconnect X and opened after entering Username/Password information the opened screen showed NO COINS being held in my wallet at all. 0 BCCX, 0 BTC, 0 LTC and 0 BCC coins so that no purchase could be executed to buy any BCCX coins. The Fact is that I do have several BCCX,  some LTC and many BCC coins in the account. Not the first time the empty coin screen shows up when trying to buy BCCX.

2. I tried to reset the non-working screen to fix the coins problem during the last 10 minutes before London reset time but using Chrome, Opera and Safari browsers none worked and had cloudfare messages that BitconnectX was not responding. Gave up for the 4th day in a row.

3. I waited over 15 minutes and tried again to reopen Bitconnect X at 12:16 am and it worked and when the screen opened all the coins in my account showed with all previously executed transactions before the $150 bcc carrot was issued. ALL COINS SOLD FOR THE DAY.

All I can make out about all of these problem issues is that Bitconnect is not honoring their ICO sale. Instead of putting all coins on a reset time, they should consider spreading the BCCX coins for sale during the day at random or increase the # of BCCX coins and if BCC price is the issue? then give 1st  priority consideration to those that paid $363 per BCC versus those speculators that paid $18 per BCC, it is only fair as  Bitconnect X actions were unfair. problem. I doubt that all of these issues are caused by DDoS attack because in the past this excuse was issued while the bitconnect account froze while dropping BCC coin prices to $40 before lenders were able to have access and forced to redeem wallets at $363.  I believe that there is a malicious conspiracy by Bitconnect companies.

My prediction is that the BCC $150 coins will continue to be unable to purchase the new BCCX coins until the ICO sale expires and the new exchange opens 2 months later. When the exchange opens the BCCX coins will trade at $450 and over and then everyone may be able to buy BCCX coin at market value using the $150 BCC. We will not be able to get 3 BCCX coins per BCC but you may be able to get 1/3rd of a BCCX coin per BCC. If you do not believe deposit BTC or LTC coins into your bitconnectX account and you will be able to buy the BCCX coin at $50, test it and see what happens.

Good to be back, been out of Crypto for about a year and a half and missed all the action

Heh, Leroy

So much drama over his stakeminers thing and still don't really know what to make of it cause I could see his Coins staking on the Blockchain. I sent $20 worth of Coins to test his service and got payouts for more than a year (might be more but my old BTC wallet no longer works). The thing that really annoyed me was that he kept trying to drag me in to defend him, to which I ended up just ignoring him.

If we want to deviate a bit and put Leroy on the table, I'm happy to discuss it.

Does that mean that talk 'bout Leroy Fodor is off the table?  

@Crestington: Hey, bud, welcome [back] to the thread.

Let's call it The Bullshit Dollar^*. The ticker could be... wait for it... TBD!

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^* Not available to residents of Texas. They don't understand bullshit ICOs.


Sorry, I'm just getting my bearings with my newfound superpower. I'm trying really hard to not say anything negative about Bitcointalk or intertubes in general.

OMG my Netflix just stopped working, please please take back what you said, I'm only half way through Orange is the New Black.

Let me see if I have this correct. Myriad of people are sending BitConnect tokens attached to publicly available TxIDs for another token consisting of an IOU (read: no TxIDs) which may or may not include a thank you for their support.

Dude, I want in on some of this action. In fact, I'm willing to team up with Suchmoon and you'll be our chief spokesperson. So to prove that we're viable, we'll even provide TxIDs for each and every transaction.

For every 1 BCC that the Investards send us, we'll sent them 150 200 300 500 (coin name/ticket symbol TBD; suggestions?); double the amount if the Investard posts a YouTube video depicting them performing the live-duck-on-head challenge - doubled again if two ducks with a 10000 [TBD] bonus if the ducks are orange and black and are fucking (ducks of opposite sex preferred, but ...).

They didn't just "stop lending in those states". They shut it down for everyone. Why not just for Texas residents?


Huh? It's my fault now? Let's see, if I say that Netflix is a shitty investment - will they fold tomorrow?

And no, I'm not purchasing ICOs and that has nothing to do with what the government has to say about them.

They might not have a blockchain yet. Even the lending ICOs sometimes only have the coin afterwards.

Anybud haz da el linko por BCCX's blockchain? Mes wanna see somethin'.

I was just pointing out that they were telling their promoters to stop promoting it and getting legal advice after the cease and desists before they shut down the lending, as I didn't know before. So possibly they decided they had to shut the lending down. Obviously, it wasn't anything to do with the health of the lending system itself as everyone was happy with it, not least bitconnect with the profits they were making from it. Some people thought the interest was too low as they were used to the newer ones paying more than 2% per day at the beginning such as DavorCoin.

The fact they decided to comply with and stop lending in those states (they were going to refund the loans) doesn't mean it had any merit. Everyone seems to misunderstand bitconnect, that's for sure.

Assuming you are in USA, are you going to stop purchasing in ICOs if it's classed a security? Even Gleb had an ICO. TokenPay was a recent ICO that started with good legal advice and accepted US residents and in the middle of it decided it had to refund all US participants and exclude them from the ICO. It seems that Americans can't purchase in many ICOs and that is nothing to do with fraud.

Some states probably got a lot of people complaining to them about bitconnect but obviously not anyone actually invested in it and making lots of money. So I don't see how you don't think it's your fault for shutting them down.

So the C&D is correctly identifying Bitconnect as a fraudulent scheme, is that what you're trying to say?

If I post a youtube video saying that Bitconnect is scam and you're full of shit, will you take that as undeniable proof as well?

~lots of victims moaning in agony you mean ?  

According my records, that channel used to be called UK BitConnect. Given that, why the name change when the creator is still jacking off all over himself while espousing BitConnect?

Seems to still be lots of moaners on this thread. I happened to just see a youtube video (from 14th so before they shut their lending) that suggests they were consulting with their legal team. It also says they already complied with the Cease and Desists so they were doing everything legally.

Click at this time: https://youtu.be/5gkVfuXIR0w?t=256  (it also said they had told the promoters to stop promoting it)

When you do, please post the TxID on the BCCX blockchain. Speakin' of, anybud (just made that up; kinda like it; oh wait, may have a different cogitation then intended  ), have the link to BCCX's blockchain just it case canibalgb sells his house but forgets to post the TxID, whereupon I'll be able to explore the explorer in hunting down the transaction myself?

EDIT: Forgot a comma, now included. 

Where did you show me the volume of Coinmarketcap? I'm looking at it right now and it shows that selling occurred all the way from the 26th to the 17th.

I understand that you are trying to defend this, but you are really proving my point.

There isn't enough volume to be able to sell ALL the millions of BCC. The offer means that they can just keep the BTC (or LTC, whatever), and can sell more coins now because people *think* that it's a good to use BTC, to buy their BCC they are selling on the exchange by providing buy walls to sell into. There is no escrow to handle the ICO, no BCCX blockexplorer (as far as I can tell) and all statistics are on their site which is literally just text on the screen. What guarantee is there that people aren't just rebuying the same BCC over and over?

no one wants another scam ico!!  sorry to break it to you ...as if you don't know this :\ pfft

The fuck are you on about? That wasn't the question. They shut the whole shitshow down. Why? If - according to you - 95% of states (so like 47 and a half?) and the rest of the world were perfectly ok with it, and the C&D wasn't valid to begin with?

Also you seem to be lying that they're banning US customers but I can't be bothered to sign up to verify. They check for a US phone number, that's about it. They're not doing KYC so any "ban" is moot anyway.

Again, that doesn't make sense. If they were paying less BCC they don't need to use the BCC from others. You basically proved the opposite of what you thought you did and that they actually were never a ponzi. Yeah, I'm gonna stop replying now too.

for one last time, the bcc that people put in loans where used to pay out the interest of others, and thats how a ponzi is defined. i proved it on the blockchain page 143. the fact that they had to payout less bcc because of the increase in value allowed them to go on for a longer time. granted, it was a well thought-out scam.
im deleting the bookmark of this page now, you should too agm, move on with your life.

PS: the 1 BCC at price 100$ i lent back in october turned into 0,43 BCC at 16$ now. what a bad investment.