Topic: [ANN][URO] A Real Long Term Currency: 1 Uro = 1 Metric Tonne Urea Fertilizer - page 53. (Read 247330 times)

Dev comes home from work and price jumps 


Who sold at 003?

if you dont care, feel free to not post in the thread? what a waste of space

Dev is on call with Tim Swanson. Relax folks. Ya'll panic too easily with these fuds.

lol who cares.

in case people care, IRC #URO true asset is back and will be answering questions shortly in a moderated forum

yeah, if you think rationally then its a confirmed scam.

So is this a confirmed scam or what?
I am having fun watching the price plummet over on Bittrex. Very entertaining.

You aren't.  That's what makes it a good scam.

Well how many coins that have died before their 1st month? Why can't this be one of them?

http://www.quickmeme.com/img/37/3789a9b66e5dcdb10258584a40365cff5e2c10ee831527d89a44f9a5749db761.jpg

You don't need to protect yourself really, just know when to buy and sell and stop falling for pie in the sky fantasy like this, it's absurd really

CORATHER YOU REFUGEE URO FANBOY WHERE ARE YOU AT???! COME OUT AND PROTECT YOUR COIN FOR IT IS GETTING SLAUGHTERED OUT HERE! TOO MANY SHARKS IN HERE SHREDDING YOUR URO TO BITS!!

THIS IS CRYPTO!!(voice of Leonidas)

Just googling a name is no good, you only get famous people with the same name, you need more identifying information. when I google my own name I get  results for a doctor, who I definitely am not. I think I understand a little better now, this is a large scale operation to sell to wholesalers, who will then retail smaller batches to local farmers. If they succeed in linking the value of this coin to the commodity, they stand to gain from both market penetration and cost savings over the current system, thus, the contracts. There are also many ways to defray the supposed losses from selling the commodity for the current value of the coin, including using company servers and computing power to mine coins directly, and selling the mined coins back to the emerging market to create a store of bitcoin, or adding addendums to the contract whereby the developer agrees to cover the gap between fair market value and actual market value of URO within a specified time frame. In short, this scheme could have been set up as an elaborate scam, or it could be an attempt to recreate the success of bitcoin in obtaining market cap. If people believe it has value, then it does. If someone acquires 12500 URO and actually receives a shipment, then faith in this coin will be unshakeable. If not, it will collapse. Transparency is key. Until that time, don't bet more than you can afford to lose, and enjoy the game.

Just kill this coin Drop all the coins, who needs fertilizers in this Digital World? LOL

maybe you can piss it up...

If this is a scam, it's a pretty elaborate one, even by altcoin standards. How the heck is the casual reader of BCT (who doesn't have hours and hours to troll through dozens and dozens of BCT forum posts and pages and do hours of investigative work) supposed to protect themselves from elaborate hoaxes like this appears to be?

What about putting a little bit of urea to the price grow again? LOL

Next stop 0.001 and then all of you window lickers get yer pitch forks out and hunt for the "uro foundation developer" but it's too late, he is rich & you are poor.
It will be an expensive lesson for you all

'true-assh**e' should probably phony up some documents pretty fast if he wants to save this sinking ship. 

Multicoin i get that you don't like this coin. But stop with the hate speech would ya? Going to typecast 1 billion people really?? You should really be ashamed of yourself.

Steve