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In order to reduce security risks it has been decided to split the development funds into smaller chunks of 10k BTX. These coins will not be moved and are still visible for everyone on the Bitcore blockchain, providing full transparency. https://chainz.cryptoid.info/btx/#
Thank you for your understanding.
Your bitcore team.
Hello, this addresses are registered in order to receive airdrop?If there are registered is not fair, because until the airdrop is finished you 'll receive between 300-400% interest.
In order to reduce security risks it has been decided to split the development funds into smaller chunks of 10k BTX. These coins will not be moved and are still visible for everyone on the Bitcore blockchain, providing full transparency. https://chainz.cryptoid.info/btx/#
Thank you for your understanding.
Your bitcore team.
Well, it's interesting that the security risks appeared after I asked yesterday what about the 1,500,000 BTX the devs were "rewarded" with Actually I think it is more the risk of people noticing that the devs own them or they plan to sell part of it It will be difficult for one to keep track of 1500 wallets...
In order to reduce security risks it has been decided to split the development funds into smaller chunks of 10k BTX. These coins will not be moved and are still visible for everyone on the Bitcore blockchain, providing full transparency. https://chainz.cryptoid.info/btx/#
Thank you for your understanding.
Your bitcore team.
Hello, this addresses are registered in order to receive airdrop?If there are registered is not fair, because until the airdrop is finished you 'll receive between 300-400% interest.
In order to reduce security risks it has been decided to split the development funds into smaller chunks of 10k BTX. These coins will not be moved and are still visible for everyone on the Bitcore blockchain, providing full transparency. https://chainz.cryptoid.info/btx/#
Thank you for your understanding.
Your bitcore team.
Hello, this addresses are registered in order to receive airdrop?If there are registered is not fair, because until the airdrop is finished you 'll receive between 300-400% interest.
Well, it's interesting that the security risks appeared after I asked yesterday what about the 1,500,000 BTX the devs were "rewarded" with Actually I think it is more the risk of people noticing that the devs own them or they plan to sell part of it It will be difficult for one to keep track of 1500 wallets...
That was told from the day one about developers fund. It starts really annoying.
In order to reduce security risks it has been decided to split the development funds into smaller chunks of 10k BTX. These coins will not be moved and are still visible for everyone on the Bitcore blockchain, providing full transparency. https://chainz.cryptoid.info/btx/#
Thank you for your understanding.
Your bitcore team.
Well, it's interesting that the security risks appeared after I asked yesterday what about the 1,500,000 BTX the devs were "rewarded" with Actually I think it is more the risk of people noticing that the devs own them or they plan to sell part of it It will be difficult for one to keep track of 1500 wallets...
Of course it's not for security reasons . If it was for that they would use cold / hard wallet. They think we come from another planet.
In order to reduce security risks it has been decided to split the development funds into smaller chunks of 10k BTX. These coins will not be moved and are still visible for everyone on the Bitcore blockchain, providing full transparency. https://chainz.cryptoid.info/btx/#
Thank you for your understanding.
Your bitcore team.
Well, it's interesting that the security risks appeared after I asked yesterday what about the 1,500,000 BTX the devs were "rewarded" with Actually I think it is more the risk of people noticing that the devs own them or they plan to sell part of it It will be difficult for one to keep track of 1500 wallets...
This is an interesting project but I am hesitant to buy at such incredibly high prices. Big airdrops every week are sure to be dump fests. I'll buy in after airdrops are over
Me loves seeing dumb FUDders. I can see all (dev) funds clearly on the explorer. Anyone with half a brain will understand that neither the security has been compromised nor has 1 BTX been sold. Been following Limx Dev's projects over the years and never has he disappointed anyone.
Also I don't understand why anyone is putting in the effort to even reply to that gembizz-jizzcake.
I agree with some of you - an update in regards of hitbtc would be appreciated. However I was sceptical from the beginning. I have been around long enough to not trust any exchange. Scamming on every level is happening in this business.
we have a handle on this ~ just need to get a confirmation of these 11 employees per linkedin :\ hmm
Me loves seeing dumb FUDders. I can see all (dev) funds clearly on the explorer. Anyone with half a brain will understand that neither the security has been compromised nor has 1 BTX been sold. Been following Limx Dev's projects over the years and never has he disappointed anyone.
Also I don't understand why anyone is putting in the effort to even reply to that gembizz-jizzcake.
I agree with some of you - an update in regards of hitbtc would be appreciated. However I was sceptical from the beginning. I have been around long enough to not trust any exchange. Scamming on every level is happening in this business.
ha