Topic: [ANN][PRE-ICO] ARBITAO: The New Way of Arbitrage Trading - page 5. (Read 13096 times)
Too many questions here, i have another one i wanna hear more about - the speed of your platfotm, not much said here but think it can be a central issue
There are really nice discounts for the PRE-ICO. Then people can invest in the pools immediately. When they realize the profits i even think that the dump afterwards will not be big, because of flippening.
im not sure if you understand the concept of flippening. Or do you mean that ppl will keep it because of the generated profits???
There are really nice discounts for the PRE-ICO. Then people can invest in the pools immediately. When they realize the profits i even think that the dump afterwards will not be big, because of flippening.
Well, since you consider your pools in USD the reasonable question is what happens to the investors if crypto fluctuates a lot. Imagine I invested $100 so I must in the ‘worst’ pool. After BTC sharply goes down and so I am out of the pool? Do you fix the rates when investors join the platform?
By following the telegram chat they explained that the investment and the profits will be secured in USD, which means that it doesnt matter in which direction it goes, you will get stable profits. In my opinion it is not possible to get kicked out of the pool as your investment is in USD.
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Do you fix the rates when investors join the platform?
On the website they are stating daily interests but they also state that it may change. In my opinion this is reasonable as you cannot know hwo market will develop.
Well, since you consider your pools in USD the reasonable question is what happens to the investors if crypto fluctuates a lot. Imagine I invested $100 so I must in the ‘worst’ pool. After BTC sharply goes down and so I am out of the pool? Do you fix the rates when investors join the platform?
I wanna hear the explanation of op why did he get red flags from a DT member? However, i want to support the project but need further explanation so that i can advertise the project since i am a participant of the campaign.
Agree. More details are needed to describe the situation around artbitao. If you could refute all the negative assumptions you may get a very high trust level. Please take it seriously
I wanna hear the explanation of op why did he get red flags from a DT member? However, i want to support the project but need further explanation so that i can advertise the project since i am a participant of the campaign.
Good luck with that given that he's been AWOL for over 24 hours (PST) ...
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Name: Arbitao
Posts: 68
Activity: 28
Merit: 0
Position: Copper Member
Date Registered: May 03, 2018, 05:52:41 AM
Last Active: June 18, 2018, 02:10:29 PM
Posts: 68
Activity: 28
Merit: 0
Position: Copper Member
Date Registered: May 03, 2018, 05:52:41 AM
Last Active: June 18, 2018, 02:10:29 PM
So tell us, Mr. 6-21, what proof do you need in proving that Arbitao is a scam? Thanks to my and others' efforts, we'll save Investards moneys, whereas your effort will cost them moneys.
I wanna hear the explanation of op why did he get red flags from a DT member? However, i want to support the project but need further explanation so that i can advertise the project since i am a participant of the campaign.
The distribution of profit of Arbitao is really awesome. It has different bounty programmes, which i like most. And its coin price is reasonable.
I like that there's no shills with a British accent in this thread. Oh, and such logo.
Seems good project! A very excellent logo, brilliant project. Good luck all!
Thanks, Mr. 6-4, for your brilliant insight.
Meanwhile, ...
"The Tao of Abs. I'm McLovin it!"
Seems good project! A very excellent logo, brilliant project. Good luck all!
The distribution of profit of Arbitao is really awesome. It has different bounty programmes, which i like most. And its coin price is reasonable.
Arbitao is not promising a high return on investment. We leave a big margin for error.
Surely, everybody knows how arbitrage at regular exchanges works, but there’s a huge difference between regular exchanges and cryptocurrency exchanges. The cryptocurrency market is not fully regulated and there are substantially greater differences in prices between cryptocurrency pairs at different exchanges. As a result, profits from arbitrage can be much bigger. Multiply this by hundreds or even thousands of different pairs and the profits can be really huge.
The software is working and has been generating steady profit. The capital that the ICO will bring is going to be used for scaling the enterprise so we can cover dozens of new exchanges and thousands of new cryptocurrency pairs. This will results in increase of profits for all investors.
On the other hand, in time, the effect of the massive arbitrage that Arbitao is performing will reduce the price differences on different exchanges and the spread is going to shrink. It may result over time in the daily interest rates dropping as well.
At this moment, and thanks to the initial investors, Arbitao is executing arbitrage operations on 671 currency pairs across 10 biggest exchanges. Since May 16th 2018, Arbitao has already performed over 2.5 million successful arbitrage trades. The whole history is available on the dashboard when you sign in.
When you take all this into consideration, calling Arbitao a Ponzi scheme is completely unreasonable.
Arbitao doesn’t accept investors from the US, so of course it’s not registered with the SEC.
Surely, everybody knows how arbitrage at regular exchanges works, but there’s a huge difference between regular exchanges and cryptocurrency exchanges. The cryptocurrency market is not fully regulated and there are substantially greater differences in prices between cryptocurrency pairs at different exchanges. As a result, profits from arbitrage can be much bigger. Multiply this by hundreds or even thousands of different pairs and the profits can be really huge.
The software is working and has been generating steady profit. The capital that the ICO will bring is going to be used for scaling the enterprise so we can cover dozens of new exchanges and thousands of new cryptocurrency pairs. This will results in increase of profits for all investors.
On the other hand, in time, the effect of the massive arbitrage that Arbitao is performing will reduce the price differences on different exchanges and the spread is going to shrink. It may result over time in the daily interest rates dropping as well.
At this moment, and thanks to the initial investors, Arbitao is executing arbitrage operations on 671 currency pairs across 10 biggest exchanges. Since May 16th 2018, Arbitao has already performed over 2.5 million successful arbitrage trades. The whole history is available on the dashboard when you sign in.
When you take all this into consideration, calling Arbitao a Ponzi scheme is completely unreasonable.
Arbitao doesn’t accept investors from the US, so of course it’s not registered with the SEC.
You claim that you've been operating this scheme since 2016 but there is nothing to be found about Arbitao more than a couple of months ago. Why is that?
If you'd put $100k into your scheme two years ago you'd have ~20 million today according to your claims. Or if you put $100k into today you'll have $20 million in two years. Why do you need other people's money? Why do you want to dilute your gains by pouring more money into it?
If the rate of return is not guaranteed, can it be negative?
If you're not registered with the SEC, which countries and regulatory agencies are you registered with?
I think you're missing the point of what I posted. The SEC "red flags" apply to any ponzi, no matter which country it operates in. Any ONE of those red flags is sufficient for any reasonable investor to run away from you as fast as they can. So it is very reasonable to suspect you're a ponzi given what we know so far. Good choice of a logo though, the pyramid suits you well.
Arbitao is not promising a high return on investment. We leave a big margin for error.
Surely, everybody knows how arbitrage at regular exchanges works, but there’s a huge difference between regular exchanges and cryptocurrency exchanges. The cryptocurrency market is not fully regulated and there are substantially greater differences in prices between cryptocurrency pairs at different exchanges. As a result, profits from arbitrage can be much bigger. Multiply this by hundreds or even thousands of different pairs and the profits can be really huge.
The software is working and has been generating steady profit. The capital that the ICO will bring is going to be used for scaling the enterprise so we can cover dozens of new exchanges and thousands of new cryptocurrency pairs. This will results in increase of profits for all investors.
On the other hand, in time, the effect of the massive arbitrage that Arbitao is performing will reduce the price differences on different exchanges and the spread is going to shrink. It may result over time in the daily interest rates dropping as well.
At this moment, and thanks to the initial investors, Arbitao is executing arbitrage operations on 671 currency pairs across 10 biggest exchanges. Since May 16th 2018, Arbitao has already performed over 2.5 million successful arbitrage trades. The whole history is available on the dashboard when you sign in.
When you take all this into consideration, calling Arbitao a Ponzi scheme is completely unreasonable.
Arbitao doesn’t accept investors from the US, so of course it’s not registered with the SEC.
Surely, everybody knows how arbitrage at regular exchanges works, but there’s a huge difference between regular exchanges and cryptocurrency exchanges. The cryptocurrency market is not fully regulated and there are substantially greater differences in prices between cryptocurrency pairs at different exchanges. As a result, profits from arbitrage can be much bigger. Multiply this by hundreds or even thousands of different pairs and the profits can be really huge.
The software is working and has been generating steady profit. The capital that the ICO will bring is going to be used for scaling the enterprise so we can cover dozens of new exchanges and thousands of new cryptocurrency pairs. This will results in increase of profits for all investors.
On the other hand, in time, the effect of the massive arbitrage that Arbitao is performing will reduce the price differences on different exchanges and the spread is going to shrink. It may result over time in the daily interest rates dropping as well.
At this moment, and thanks to the initial investors, Arbitao is executing arbitrage operations on 671 currency pairs across 10 biggest exchanges. Since May 16th 2018, Arbitao has already performed over 2.5 million successful arbitrage trades. The whole history is available on the dashboard when you sign in.
When you take all this into consideration, calling Arbitao a Ponzi scheme is completely unreasonable.
Arbitao doesn’t accept investors from the US, so of course it’s not registered with the SEC.
You claim that you've been operating this scheme since 2016 but there is nothing to be found about Arbitao more than a couple of months ago. Why is that?
If you'd put $100k into your scheme two years ago you'd have ~20 million today according to your claims. Or if you put $100k into today you'll have $20 million in two years. Why do you need other people's money? Why do you want to dilute your gains by pouring more money into it?
If the rate of return is not guaranteed, can it be negative?
If you're not registered with the SEC, which countries and regulatory agencies are you registered with?
I think you're missing the point of what I posted. The SEC "red flags" apply to any ponzi, no matter which country it operates in. Any ONE of those red flags is sufficient for any reasonable investor to run away from you as fast as they can. So it is very reasonable to suspect you're a ponzi given what we know so far. Good choice of a logo though, the pyramid suits you well.
I wish you advance. Very nice project, sensible activity, unblemished design.
Thanks, Mr. 6-3, for you irrefutable unblemished insight.
Where do Investards go and what do they do after sending Arbitao their precious, you ask? This --> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cs2j8f7H2WY
Arbitao is not promising a high return on investment. We leave a big margin for error.
Surely, everybody knows how arbitrage at regular exchanges works, but there’s a huge difference between regular exchanges and cryptocurrency exchanges. The cryptocurrency market is not fully regulated and there are substantially greater differences in prices between cryptocurrency pairs at different exchanges. As a result, profits from arbitrage can be much bigger. Multiply this by hundreds or even thousands of different pairs and the profits can be really huge.
The software is working and has been generating steady profit. The capital that the ICO will bring is going to be used for scaling the enterprise so we can cover dozens of new exchanges and thousands of new cryptocurrency pairs. This will results in increase of profits for all investors.
On the other hand, in time, the effect of the massive arbitrage that Arbitao is performing will reduce the price differences on different exchanges and the spread is going to shrink. It may result over time in the daily interest rates dropping as well.
At this moment, and thanks to the initial investors, Arbitao is executing arbitrage operations on 671 currency pairs across 10 biggest exchanges. Since May 16th 2018, Arbitao has already performed over 2.5 million successful arbitrage trades. The whole history is available on the dashboard when you sign in.
When you take all this into consideration, calling Arbitao a Ponzi scheme is completely unreasonable.
Arbitao doesn’t accept investors from the US, so of course it’s not registered with the SEC.
Surely, everybody knows how arbitrage at regular exchanges works, but there’s a huge difference between regular exchanges and cryptocurrency exchanges. The cryptocurrency market is not fully regulated and there are substantially greater differences in prices between cryptocurrency pairs at different exchanges. As a result, profits from arbitrage can be much bigger. Multiply this by hundreds or even thousands of different pairs and the profits can be really huge.
The software is working and has been generating steady profit. The capital that the ICO will bring is going to be used for scaling the enterprise so we can cover dozens of new exchanges and thousands of new cryptocurrency pairs. This will results in increase of profits for all investors.
On the other hand, in time, the effect of the massive arbitrage that Arbitao is performing will reduce the price differences on different exchanges and the spread is going to shrink. It may result over time in the daily interest rates dropping as well.
At this moment, and thanks to the initial investors, Arbitao is executing arbitrage operations on 671 currency pairs across 10 biggest exchanges. Since May 16th 2018, Arbitao has already performed over 2.5 million successful arbitrage trades. The whole history is available on the dashboard when you sign in.
When you take all this into consideration, calling Arbitao a Ponzi scheme is completely unreasonable.
Arbitao doesn’t accept investors from the US, so of course it’s not registered with the SEC.
You claim that you've been operating this scheme since 2016 but there is nothing to be found about Arbitao more than a couple of months ago. Why is that?
If you'd put $100k into your scheme two years ago you'd have ~20 million today according to your claims. Or if you put $100k into today you'll have $20 million in two years. Why do you need other people's money? Why do you want to dilute your gains by pouring more money into it?
If the rate of return is not guaranteed, can it be negative?
If you're not registered with the SEC, which countries and regulatory agencies are you registered with?
I think you're missing the point of what I posted. The SEC "red flags" apply to any ponzi, no matter which country it operates in. Any ONE of those red flags is sufficient for any reasonable investor to run away from you as fast as they can. So it is very reasonable to suspect you're a ponzi given what we know so far. Good choice of a logo though, the pyramid suits you well.
I'll admit that that's some trading bot Al. Look at all them successful trades of various pairs on different exchanges executed at exactly 15:04:44, of which, BTW, was not all of them, capturing what was only on the scene for a brief moment during the rapid dynamic scrolling.
Meanwhile, Team Arbitao is like ...
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/d/d8/Gold_Hat_portrayed_by_Alfonso_Bedoya.jpg
"UK business charter? WE DON'T HAVE TO SHOW NO STINKIN' BUSINESS CHARTER !!!
Now if you excuse us, we need to politely address our shills' replies."
"UK business charter? WE DON'T HAVE TO SHOW NO STINKIN' BUSINESS CHARTER !!!
Now if you excuse us, we need to politely address our shills' replies."
Oh, that looks really interesting. Could it be possible because AI was calculating smth and bought - sold simultaneously at the ‘right moment’ ? Why do the volumes so small? Do you know where Arbitao’s server is located?
I'll admit that that's some trading bot Al. Look at all them successful trades of various pairs on different exchanges executed at exactly 15:04:44, of which, BTW, was not all of them, capturing what was only on the scene for a brief moment during the rapid dynamic scrolling.
Meanwhile, Team Arbitao is like ...
"UK business charter? WE DON'T HAVE TO SHOW NO STINKIN' BUSINESS CHARTER !!!
Now if you excuse us, we need to politely address our shills' replies."
Arbitao is not promising a high return on investment. We leave a big margin for error.
Surely, everybody knows how arbitrage at regular exchanges works, but there’s a huge difference between regular exchanges and cryptocurrency exchanges. The cryptocurrency market is not fully regulated and there are substantially greater differences in prices between cryptocurrency pairs at different exchanges. As a result, profits from arbitrage can be much bigger. Multiply this by hundreds or even thousands of different pairs and the profits can be really huge.
The software is working and has been generating steady profit. The capital that the ICO will bring is going to be used for scaling the enterprise so we can cover dozens of new exchanges and thousands of new cryptocurrency pairs. This will results in increase of profits for all investors.
On the other hand, in time, the effect of the massive arbitrage that Arbitao is performing will reduce the price differences on different exchanges and the spread is going to shrink. It may result over time in the daily interest rates dropping as well.
At this moment, and thanks to the initial investors, Arbitao is executing arbitrage operations on 671 currency pairs across 10 biggest exchanges. Since May 16th 2018, Arbitao has already performed over 2.5 million successful arbitrage trades. The whole history is available on the dashboard when you sign in.
When you take all this into consideration, calling Arbitao a Ponzi scheme is completely unreasonable.
Arbitao doesn’t accept investors from the US, so of course it’s not registered with the SEC.
Surely, everybody knows how arbitrage at regular exchanges works, but there’s a huge difference between regular exchanges and cryptocurrency exchanges. The cryptocurrency market is not fully regulated and there are substantially greater differences in prices between cryptocurrency pairs at different exchanges. As a result, profits from arbitrage can be much bigger. Multiply this by hundreds or even thousands of different pairs and the profits can be really huge.
The software is working and has been generating steady profit. The capital that the ICO will bring is going to be used for scaling the enterprise so we can cover dozens of new exchanges and thousands of new cryptocurrency pairs. This will results in increase of profits for all investors.
On the other hand, in time, the effect of the massive arbitrage that Arbitao is performing will reduce the price differences on different exchanges and the spread is going to shrink. It may result over time in the daily interest rates dropping as well.
At this moment, and thanks to the initial investors, Arbitao is executing arbitrage operations on 671 currency pairs across 10 biggest exchanges. Since May 16th 2018, Arbitao has already performed over 2.5 million successful arbitrage trades. The whole history is available on the dashboard when you sign in.
When you take all this into consideration, calling Arbitao a Ponzi scheme is completely unreasonable.
Arbitao doesn’t accept investors from the US, so of course it’s not registered with the SEC.
You claim that you've been operating this scheme since 2016 but there is nothing to be found about Arbitao more than a couple of months ago. Why is that?
If you'd put $100k into your scheme two years ago you'd have ~20 million today according to your claims. Or if you put $100k into today you'll have $20 million in two years. Why do you need other people's money? Why do you want to dilute your gains by pouring more money into it?
If the rate of return is not guaranteed, can it be negative?
If you're not registered with the SEC, which countries and regulatory agencies are you registered with?
I think you're missing the point of what I posted. The SEC "red flags" apply to any ponzi, no matter which country it operates in. Any ONE of those red flags is sufficient for any reasonable investor to run away from you as fast as they can. So it is very reasonable to suspect you're a ponzi given what we know so far. Good choice of a logo though, the pyramid suits you well.
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