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Topic: CoinFi vs Peculium (Read 100 times)

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January 24, 2018, 09:12:26 AM
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Hi,

As I'm participating in the Peculium bounty and followed the chats on Telegram my information is that they will be listed at HitBTC by the end of January. (Source: Official Peculium ICO Telegram)
Their Telegram-Channel: https://t.me/ico_peculium

ICO ends at January 24, 2018 at 23h 55min (UTC). (As usual US/Chinese citizens aren't able to participate. Sad )

About KYC: The ICO deadline will be only for new purchased orders  - all pending KYC requests and orders will be validated even after the ICO.
If KYC-documents get rejected after ICO finished, you will still be able to upload the missing document(s).

Thats the information I could get while following the Telegram-Chat for a few days. For everything else you can join their Telegram as they have very active support.

Regards,
Nestade
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January 24, 2018, 09:05:00 AM
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Both ICOs have ended or will be ending today in the case of Peculium. 

CoinFi is 'crowdsourced and professionally curated research, analysis, trading signals, trading algorithms, and market-moving news to give cryptocurrency traders the real-time market intelligence needed to gain an edge.'

Peculium is 'a transparent, savings platform based on automatic machine learning, this way avoid the risks encountered nowadays in investment world.
The investor now has an inalienable right to transparency, to the real-time management of his portfolio, while guaranteeing himself a tremendous future: to gain freedom and to prepare his future, capital and better life.
Peculium, a pioneer in BlockChain-related savings, will become the ultimate tool that will bring new answers to the constraints of today's global savings.'

Which of the two would you think would be the better investment.  Both of them are obviously not the same thing, but they both provide the same sort of market analysis and prediction algorithms but in two very different ways.

Would you trust a machine or would you trust crowdsourced information more?

I am unsure of it either way.  Crowdsourced could be easily influenced if an exploit was found, but I think a machine could be influenced directly by its creator.

Help me decide my next best investment.  I already got burned on Peculium ICO (my fault though - bought coins and am from US), but was thinking of investing when it hits HitBTC (unknown date) and hoping for my refund to be processed.  CoinFi is about to be listed on 29 Jan 2018.
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