Topic: [ANN][ICO]🇨 Crypterium - Digital Cryptobank with Credit Token & Open Platform🇨 - page 185. (Read 125733 times)

actually when first entered the exchange price has gone up more than 200% but continue to down because token bounty and not enter the big exchange so the price is easy to go down. if you join ICO and token listed on exchange and you have profit, better sell and buy again when down then you will profit a lot.

Just marketing cannot increase the price, at the same time, the team should focus on further development of the project. Now the market cap is also very low, once the market cap increases automatically the price of CRPT will increase.

Sound good for me. Because all we need the people to be heard about CRPT, aren't we? The good marketing campaign can bring CRPT to high level in my opinion. And of course the price will go up

Hi. The advertising campaign will be initiated soon.

If you have not yet received your tokens:

First, check the status of your withdraw:

Withdrawn: Currently in the Etherchain
Withdrawing: Being sent to the Etherchain
Withdrawing Fault: To be reestablished with the Etherchain (Is currently being corrected and is not a concern)

Then check Etherscan for the transaction:

https://etherscan.io/token/0x80a7e048f37a50500351c204cb407766fa3bae7f
(It is normal to not display until transaction is complete)

Then check your ERC20 capable wallet as shown in the video tutorial here:

http://t.me/crypterium/489377

You may have to enter custom token:

Token Contract Address: 0x80a7e048f37a50500351c204cb407766fa3bae7f
Token Symbol: CRPT
Decimals: 18

https://medium.com/@crypterium_io/crypterium-manual-how-to-use-use-tokens-in-wallet-42d7f5c1d9f3

Try clearing your cache and history. Use another browser if possible.

https://www.lifewire.com/how-to-clear-cache-2617980

If you made a purchase from a false support member through telegram chat, you will not receive tokens, as you were unfortunately contacted by a scammer and we are deeply sorry for your loss of funds. We cannot reimburse you in any way.

https://medium.com/@crypterium_io/how-to-avoid-scammers-7e96b7c62109

You could have been a victim of phishing or malware, as well.

http://searchsecurity.techtarget.com/definition/phishing

https://www.avg.com/en/signal/what-is-malware

If you think your wallet has been compromised, it is best to scan your devices with anti malware software and change all of your current passwords. Enable 2FA authentication to also protect your accounts from being hacked.

https://www.top10bestantivirus.com/free-malware-protection

If your tokens were moved from your wallet address after the withdraw, it can only be done with accessing the ETH private key and we do not have access to this. Remember to hold your private keys in a more secure way in the future and never keep them on a device which is connected to the internet.
There is no way to revert your transaction if it has been completed.

If you sent your tokens to a wallet that is not ERC20 capable, there is no way to revert your transaction since it has been already done. Apologies for not being able to assist, according to terms of token sale:
"Failure to provide a correct address of the External Wallet will result in the loss of purchased CRPT Tokens, which shall be the sole responsibility of the Purchaser. Failure to provide the External Wallet or to complete its set up, will delay the withdrawal of the purchased CRPT Tokens, which shall be a sole responsibility of Purchaser. Purchaser shall be responsible for implementing reasonable measures for securing the External Wallet, vault or other storage mechanism Purchaser decides to use to receive and hold Tokens outside of the Account, including any requisite private key(s) or other credentials necessary to access such storage mechanism(s)."

Point 5a: https://crypterium.io/content/terms-token-sale.pdf?v=1.56

Hi. There has been no mention of being listed on Binance at this time.

Hi. Do not rely on P2P exchanges for CRPT value information. P2P Exchanges are not an accurate depiction of CRPT value and current CMC values only reflects P2P Exchange values at this time. We do not recommend using any exchange that have not been announced as the official exchanges of Crypterium, HitBTC is the first official exchange announced, with more to come. These are currently not stated on the official Crypterium website. Due to abnormal characteristics of blockchain technologies, we cannot limit the circulation or our tokens on other unofficial platforms. Please remain patient and wait for us to announce further exchanges. Using any unofficial exchange, in which we have no official contracts, nor have been verified by Crypterium, may result in loss of funds. Please be careful.

No, you aren't alone.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.31150926

Not in february, they will listed on HITBTC soon. Could you show me the link or screenshoot if dev has said they will listed on binance? (Hope this is not a joke like before, feb 29th?, lol)

Haha, this is just a joke for fun .
As far as I know, Crypterium will be listed on major exchanges in this month, I heard the admin said they will list CRPT on large exchange like Binance but they don't tell exact time and what exchange CRPT will be list.

At me MEW already for a long time displays the price of a token CRPT. We are waiting for HITBTC in March. I hope in the next months we will see a good growth of the token.

AM I THE ONLY ONE KNOWING FEBRUAR HAS ONLY 28 DAYS ? all of you intellegent investors didnt know ??!!!

I do not quite understand what do you mean about compliance with orders, please explain, does the decentralized exchange does not reflect real market price?

No you cant estimate the idea of speculation on IDEX , even Etherdelta has failed in approximation of price of ICOs. The reason is that Decentralised exchanges don't match your orders but you have to match the order itself.

IDEX isn't official exchange which has announced by them. The first official exchange for CRYPT is Hitbtc and it will be listed on March.

But what about trading on the idex? there is quite a good volume for a decentralized exchange, I think these trades can show an idea of the price

If you have not yet received your tokens:

First, check the status of your withdraw:

Withdrawn: Currently in the Etherchain
Withdrawing: Being sent to the Etherchain
Withdrawing Fault: To be reestablished with the Etherchain (Is currently being corrected and is not a concern)

Then check Etherscan for the transaction:

https://etherscan.io/token/0x80a7e048f37a50500351c204cb407766fa3bae7f
(It is normal to not display until transaction is complete)

Then check your ERC20 capable wallet as shown in the video tutorial here:

http://t.me/crypterium/489377

You may have to enter custom token:

Token Contract Address: 0x80a7e048f37a50500351c204cb407766fa3bae7f
Token Symbol: CRPT
Decimals: 18

https://medium.com/@crypterium_io/crypterium-manual-how-to-use-use-tokens-in-wallet-42d7f5c1d9f3

Try clearing your cache and history. Use another browser if possible.

https://www.lifewire.com/how-to-clear-cache-2617980

If you made a purchase from a false support member through telegram chat, you will not receive tokens, as you were unfortunately contacted by a scammer and we are deeply sorry for your loss of funds. We cannot reimburse you in any way.

https://medium.com/@crypterium_io/how-to-avoid-scammers-7e96b7c62109

You could have been a victim of phishing or malware, as well.

http://searchsecurity.techtarget.com/definition/phishing

https://www.avg.com/en/signal/what-is-malware

If you think your wallet has been compromised, it is best to scan your devices with anti malware software and change all of your current passwords. Enable 2FA authentication to also protect your accounts from being hacked.

https://www.top10bestantivirus.com/free-malware-protection

If your tokens were moved from your wallet address after the withdraw, it can only be done with accessing the ETH private key and we do not have access to this. Remember to hold your private keys in a more secure way in the future and never keep them on a device which is connected to the internet.
There is no way to revert your transaction if it has been completed.

If you sent your tokens to a wallet that is not ERC20 capable, there is no way to revert your transaction since it has been already done. Apologies for not being able to assist, according to terms of token sale:
"Failure to provide a correct address of the External Wallet will result in the loss of purchased CRPT Tokens, which shall be the sole responsibility of the Purchaser. Failure to provide the External Wallet or to complete its set up, will delay the withdrawal of the purchased CRPT Tokens, which shall be a sole responsibility of Purchaser. Purchaser shall be responsible for implementing reasonable measures for securing the External Wallet, vault or other storage mechanism Purchaser decides to use to receive and hold Tokens outside of the Account, including any requisite private key(s) or other credentials necessary to access such storage mechanism(s)."

Point 5a: https://crypterium.io/content/terms-token-sale.pdf?v=1.56

Hi. CRPT will display as $0.00 until we are on official exchanges.

You may have to enter custom token:

Token Contract Address: 0x80a7e048f37a50500351c204cb407766fa3bae7f
Token Symbol: CRPT
Decimals: 18

https://medium.com/@crypterium_io/crypterium-manual-how-to-use-use-tokens-in-wallet-42d7f5c1d9f3

Try clearing your cache and history. Use another browser if possible.

https://www.lifewire.com/how-to-clear-cache-2617980

Hi!

Check your ERC20 capable wallet as shown in the video tutorial here:

http://t.me/crypterium/489377

Try clearing your cache and history. Use another browser if possible.

https://www.lifewire.com/how-to-clear-cache-2617980

You could have been a victim of phishing or malware, as well.

http://searchsecurity.techtarget.com/definition/phishing

https://www.avg.com/en/signal/what-is-malware

If you think your wallet has been compromised, it is best to scan your devices with anti malware software and change all of your current passwords. Enable 2FA authentication to also protect your accounts from being hacked.

https://www.top10bestantivirus.com/free-malware-protection

If your tokens were moved from your wallet address after the withdraw, it can only be done with accessing the ETH private key and we do not have access to this. Remember to hold your private keys in a more secure way in the future and never keep them on a device which is connected to the internet. There is no way to revert your transaction if it has been completed.

If you have not yet received your tokens:

First, check the status of your withdraw:

Withdrawn: Currently in the Etherchain
Withdrawing: Being sent to the Etherchain
Withdrawing Fault: To be reestablished with the Etherchain (Is currently being corrected and is not a concern)

Then check Etherscan for the transaction:

https://etherscan.io/token/0x80a7e048f37a50500351c204cb407766fa3bae7f
(It is normal to not display until transaction is complete)

Then check your ERC20 capable wallet as shown in the video tutorial here:

http://t.me/crypterium/489377

You may have to enter custom token:

Token Contract Address: 0x80a7e048f37a50500351c204cb407766fa3bae7f
Token Symbol: CRPT
Decimals: 18

https://medium.com/@crypterium_io/crypterium-manual-how-to-use-use-tokens-in-wallet-42d7f5c1d9f3

Try clearing your cache and history. Use another browser if possible.

https://www.lifewire.com/how-to-clear-cache-2617980

If you made a purchase from a false support member through telegram chat, you will not receive tokens, as you were unfortunately contacted by a scammer and we are deeply sorry for your loss of funds. We cannot reimburse you in any way.

https://medium.com/@crypterium_io/how-to-avoid-scammers-7e96b7c62109

You could have been a victim of phishing or malware, as well.

http://searchsecurity.techtarget.com/definition/phishing

https://www.avg.com/en/signal/what-is-malware

If you think your wallet has been compromised, it is best to scan your devices with anti malware software and change all of your current passwords. Enable 2FA authentication to also protect your accounts from being hacked.

https://www.top10bestantivirus.com/free-malware-protection

If your tokens were moved from your wallet address after the withdraw, it can only be done with accessing the ETH private key and we do not have access to this. Remember to hold your private keys in a more secure way in the future and never keep them on a device which is connected to the internet.
There is no way to revert your transaction if it has been completed.

If you sent your tokens to a wallet that is not ERC20 capable, there is no way to revert your transaction since it has been already done. Apologies for not being able to assist, according to terms of token sale:
"Failure to provide a correct address of the External Wallet will result in the loss of purchased CRPT Tokens, which shall be the sole responsibility of the Purchaser. Failure to provide the External Wallet or to complete its set up, will delay the withdrawal of the purchased CRPT Tokens, which shall be a sole responsibility of Purchaser. Purchaser shall be responsible for implementing reasonable measures for securing the External Wallet, vault or other storage mechanism Purchaser decides to use to receive and hold Tokens outside of the Account, including any requisite private key(s) or other credentials necessary to access such storage mechanism(s)."

Point 5a: https://crypterium.io/content/terms-token-sale.pdf?v=1.56

If you have not yet received your tokens:

First, check the status of your withdraw:

Withdrawn: Currently in the Etherchain
Withdrawing: Being sent to the Etherchain
Withdrawing Fault: To be reestablished with the Etherchain (Is currently being corrected and is not a concern)

Then check Etherscan for the transaction:

https://etherscan.io/token/0x80a7e048f37a50500351c204cb407766fa3bae7f
(It is normal to not display until transaction is complete)

Then check your ERC20 capable wallet as shown in the video tutorial here:

http://t.me/crypterium/489377

You may have to enter custom token:

Token Contract Address: 0x80a7e048f37a50500351c204cb407766fa3bae7f
Token Symbol: CRPT
Decimals: 18

https://medium.com/@crypterium_io/crypterium-manual-how-to-use-use-tokens-in-wallet-42d7f5c1d9f3

Try clearing your cache and history. Use another browser if possible.

https://www.lifewire.com/how-to-clear-cache-2617980

If you made a purchase from a false support member through telegram chat, you will not receive tokens, as you were unfortunately contacted by a scammer and we are deeply sorry for your loss of funds. We cannot reimburse you in any way.

https://medium.com/@crypterium_io/how-to-avoid-scammers-7e96b7c62109

You could have been a victim of phishing or malware, as well.

http://searchsecurity.techtarget.com/definition/phishing

https://www.avg.com/en/signal/what-is-malware

If you think your wallet has been compromised, it is best to scan your devices with anti malware software and change all of your current passwords. Enable 2FA authentication to also protect your accounts from being hacked.

https://www.top10bestantivirus.com/free-malware-protection

If your tokens were moved from your wallet address after the withdraw, it can only be done with accessing the ETH private key and we do not have access to this. Remember to hold your private keys in a more secure way in the future and never keep them on a device which is connected to the internet.
There is no way to revert your transaction if it has been completed.

If you sent your tokens to a wallet that is not ERC20 capable, there is no way to revert your transaction since it has been already done. Apologies for not being able to assist, according to terms of token sale:
"Failure to provide a correct address of the External Wallet will result in the loss of purchased CRPT Tokens, which shall be the sole responsibility of the Purchaser. Failure to provide the External Wallet or to complete its set up, will delay the withdrawal of the purchased CRPT Tokens, which shall be a sole responsibility of Purchaser. Purchaser shall be responsible for implementing reasonable measures for securing the External Wallet, vault or other storage mechanism Purchaser decides to use to receive and hold Tokens outside of the Account, including any requisite private key(s) or other credentials necessary to access such storage mechanism(s)."

Point 5a: https://crypterium.io/content/terms-token-sale.pdf?v=1.56