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March 20, 2016, 02:40:56 PM
Lowest I saw Ether for after launch was .54 cents (around August of 2014)... so, around 2x ICO.
Buying at ICO was best decision with Ether, if that repeats itself here with LISK - GREAT! I'm just not sure it will in this case.



Ethereum ICO price was .29 cents, to 15 dollar high is not 71,000%. Still, I am glad to take that ROI Smiley


Regarding my 2btc @ 2000 satoshis offer, it would require dev team to transfer LISK to an account only I control


Can you clarify how that would happen?  Meaning, is there someone on the dev team dedicated to this?  That would also mean they would have to agree to it.  Is this common, people trading ICO coins before they hit the exchanges, sort of like their own defacto exchange before the exchange?

Just wondering how realistic this is, or if you're just posting FUD by making it appear that someone would actually send you 1 Lisk for 1000 satoshi when the going rate is 1 List for 14,7000 satoshi.  Are you praying on people's fears of an imminent crash?  Even then, who can realistically take you up on the offer?

ICO investors are looking at a 70% loss at this point

You said people will lose 70% ... well right now the price is about 14,7000 satoshi.  So if they lose 70%, that would put the price at 4000 satoshi.  What ICO investor would accept only 1/4 of that for Lisk?  If you yourself said 70% how do you explain the logic of someone paying you a fraction of your own calculations?

P.S. Just so everyone is aware, I messaged Hollowman338, but he did not respond to my private message.  That is why I am insinuating that he is spreading FUD.  I doubt he really expects anyone to fall for this, just spreading fear that the price will go that low.  Or taking advantage of paranoid folks.  Hollowman, why don't you respond to my message?  Prove that you are not FUD'ing ... also, I read your other posts.  You're own one of those who doubted Ethereum, which had a 71,000% ROI.  



Ethereum first dumped hard at 97% then settled down for months before reaching this point where its being pumped.
*I wish the image could reflect on the page*

Ok, so I'm trying to understand - if it dumped 97% and the pre-ICO price was about 21-29 cents, you're saying after the ICO coins hit exchanges, the price dumped down to $.0063 - $.0087?  The reason I ask is because it's hard to find this information anywhere.  Price history is limited to a certain amount of time, and coinmarketcap and other sites are not that accurate.  They don't show pre-ICO, ICO prices. 

Thanks for any additional info.
legendary
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March 20, 2016, 02:20:26 PM
Buying 2btc worth of LISK @ 2000 satoshis

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LOL, can you be more obvious? You first post that investors are looking at a loss and then offer to by it back???
Try to hide your tracks a bit better next time, maybe 2 different identities.
legendary
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March 20, 2016, 01:15:26 PM
3500 sats is expensive

so far

Hollowman @ 2000 sats, 2 btc buy
Digital_Currency_LTD @ 3500 sats, 1 btc buy
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March 20, 2016, 01:07:02 PM
Buying 1 btc worth of LISK @ 3500 satoshis

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March 20, 2016, 12:56:59 PM
At this point, the crowdfunding exceeded any expectation.

Just remember... If you sell under 100k satoshi, very likely next day or another, when you wake up, someone will be selling at least for 150 k.

Of course, that can happen in the beginning or after the whales make some dumping waves, trying to take coins from the weak hands...
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March 20, 2016, 12:43:34 PM
Ethereum ICO price was .29 cents, to 15 dollar high is not 71,000%. Still, I am glad to take that ROI Smiley


Regarding my 2btc @ 2000 satoshis offer, it would require dev team to transfer LISK to an account only I control


Can you clarify how that would happen?  Meaning, is there someone on the dev team dedicated to this?  That would also mean they would have to agree to it.  Is this common, people trading ICO coins before they hit the exchanges, sort of like their own defacto exchange before the exchange?

Just wondering how realistic this is, or if you're just posting FUD by making it appear that someone would actually send you 1 Lisk for 1000 satoshi when the going rate is 1 List for 14,7000 satoshi.  Are you praying on people's fears of an imminent crash?  Even then, who can realistically take you up on the offer?

ICO investors are looking at a 70% loss at this point

You said people will lose 70% ... well right now the price is about 14,7000 satoshi.  So if they lose 70%, that would put the price at 4000 satoshi.  What ICO investor would accept only 1/4 of that for Lisk?  If you yourself said 70% how do you explain the logic of someone paying you a fraction of your own calculations?

P.S. Just so everyone is aware, I messaged Hollowman338, but he did not respond to my private message.  That is why I am insinuating that he is spreading FUD.  I doubt he really expects anyone to fall for this, just spreading fear that the price will go that low.  Or taking advantage of paranoid folks.  Hollowman, why don't you respond to my message?  Prove that you are not FUD'ing ... also, I read your other posts.  You're own one of those who doubted Ethereum, which had a 71,000% ROI.  



Ethereum first dumped hard at 97% then settled down for months before reaching this point where its being pumped.
*I wish the image could reflect on the page*
legendary
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March 20, 2016, 12:36:56 PM
ICO investors are looking at a 70% loss at this point

Nah bro, ICO looking at 300 % gain. Hottest new crypto on the market.
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March 20, 2016, 12:21:15 PM
Ethereum ICO price was .29 cents, to 15 dollar high is not 71,000%. Still, I am glad to take that ROI Smiley


Regarding my 2btc @ 2000 satoshis offer, it would require dev team to transfer LISK to an account only I control


Can you clarify how that would happen?  Meaning, is there someone on the dev team dedicated to this?  That would also mean they would have to agree to it.  Is this common, people trading ICO coins before they hit the exchanges, sort of like their own defacto exchange before the exchange?

Just wondering how realistic this is, or if you're just posting FUD by making it appear that someone would actually send you 1 Lisk for 1000 satoshi when the going rate is 1 List for 14,7000 satoshi.  Are you praying on people's fears of an imminent crash?  Even then, who can realistically take you up on the offer?

ICO investors are looking at a 70% loss at this point

You said people will lose 70% ... well right now the price is about 14,7000 satoshi.  So if they lose 70%, that would put the price at 4000 satoshi.  What ICO investor would accept only 1/4 of that for Lisk?  If you yourself said 70% how do you explain the logic of someone paying you a fraction of your own calculations?

P.S. Just so everyone is aware, I messaged Hollowman338, but he did not respond to my private message.  That is why I am insinuating that he is spreading FUD.  I doubt he really expects anyone to fall for this, just spreading fear that the price will go that low.  Or taking advantage of paranoid folks.  Hollowman, why don't you respond to my message?  Prove that you are not FUD'ing ... also, I read your other posts.  You're own one of those who doubted Ethereum, which had a 71,000% ROI.  


legendary
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March 20, 2016, 11:45:01 AM
Regarding my 2btc @ 2000 satoshis offer, it would require dev team to transfer LISK to an account only I control
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March 20, 2016, 11:42:24 AM
comparing apple to orangeutans
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March 20, 2016, 11:37:43 AM
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March 20, 2016, 11:03:27 AM
noone is going to lose money, lisk amounts are changing.
legendary
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March 20, 2016, 10:57:07 AM
Buying 2btc worth of LISK @ 2000 satoshis

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legendary
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March 20, 2016, 10:55:24 AM
ICO investors are looking at a 70% loss at this point
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March 20, 2016, 10:30:25 AM
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March 20, 2016, 10:23:19 AM
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March 20, 2016, 10:22:06 AM
It will be interesting to see if the Java based coding to be done on LISK floods the market with LISK apps.
Ethereum seems very strong, but using Java might be a game changer as there are soooo many coders who can jump right in.


Please note that Lisk does not use Java as the programming language for Dapp development, it uses JavaScript instead which has a large (around 100,000) community of developers Smiley
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March 20, 2016, 10:06:50 AM
10000% correct.
Bravo, some common sense and knowledge instead of mere hype. The hypefest is going to tank this launch and THAT upsets me. This project has a few things going for it, its problems can be worked out and a great team can be built for 4 million+, delusion that this is ready to go needs to stop.


I really want to invest in the ICO but I hesitate because of logic.

What makes Lisk any different from Crypti?  Meaning, why should Lisk fare any better than Crypti, which by all indicators was a flop...

To those who say this will dump hard, can you give some examples of altcoins that never recovered to their ICO price?  How common is that?  I'm trying to get an idea of the probability, to determine whether investing is a bad choice or not.  Did investors make money on the Crypti ICO? 

Personally, I also feel the hype is a bit much.  Some of the news, such as the potential for getting on Microsoft Azure, should have been left for after the ICO.  Now I wonder what the roadmap is, and if there's enough hype to keep the price moving.  I mean, what other big news is there?  Ethereum was hyped immensely.  Whether or not it has a technical reason, there was a huge marketing campaign.  But it was a very smart one.  I'm afraid the Lisk team is not smart enough to keep the hype going enough to benefit investors.  

The whole Crypti fork gives me the impression of a ponzi scheme.  Even the Crypti website is pretty much identical to the Lisk website, design and all.  I mean, if they're going to fork it, at least change the website look, at a bare minimum.  

You are clearly in this for pump and dump, that is the wrong mentality, most involved in Lisk have a longer outlook. If Eth had a billion marketcap, and Lisk is a superior, more accessible technology, no reason it can't take a decent marketcap. It doesn't have to be 100 % ETH, but can be a BTC/LTC scenario.

Well being a developer myself, I understand that Lisk is very similar to Crypti.  I also understand that Lisk is inferior to Ethereum.  Do you understand code?  What is your longer outlook based on?  The lead of Lisk is still going to school and only working on Lisk in the evenings?  Does that inspire confidence long-term?  

The main technical problem I see with Lisk is that the code of the dApps are not stored on the blockchain, only the data.  Ethereum stores the code of the dApps on the blockchain.  Can a dApp truly be decentralized if the code is centralized?  Even Lisk does not dispute this - I think they are taking advantage of the fact that few investors really care about the tech.  Again, Lisk being essentially a clone of Crypti.  

I'm just wondering if the marketing is enough for this pump, or if people will start to see the holes or question the tech before early investors have a chance to cash out.  
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March 20, 2016, 10:04:47 AM
It is CRAZY that people keep saying that LISK is superior to Ethereum, I mean, that has to be either done on purpose as a means to PnD or people are just really blind. The projects are not even in the same universe right now, forget about comparison. One has 1000s of people working on it 24/7 the other is a fork of a tiny project which failed time after time and whose developers are not even working ON LISK. Right now, the project is a fork with updated reward scheme and not much else! It might become great if the two current owners of the project (not even lead DEVS, mind you) spend the money (millions) wisely.

That might even happen! Which would be great. But, ahead of Ethereum? Right now? That's just pure non-sense. I was ICO investor in Crypti and followed these projects closely, I'm afraid people are not quite sure what they are putting their money into by the things I hear here. I hope LISK does amazing things, but this level of delusion is going to cause major market panic very soon.


I really want to invest in the ICO but I hesitate because of logic.

What makes Lisk any different from Crypti?  Meaning, why should Lisk fare any better than Crypti, which by all indicators was a flop...

To those who say this will dump hard, can you give some examples of altcoins that never recovered to their ICO price?  How common is that?  I'm trying to get an idea of the probability, to determine whether investing is a bad choice or not.  Did investors make money on the Crypti ICO?  

Personally, I also feel the hype is a bit much.  Some of the news, such as the potential for getting on Microsoft Azure, should have been left for after the ICO.  Now I wonder what the roadmap is, and if there's enough hype to keep the price moving.  I mean, what other big news is there?  Ethereum was hyped immensely.  Whether or not it has a technical reason, there was a huge marketing campaign.  But it was a very smart one.  I'm afraid the Lisk team is not smart enough to keep the hype going enough to benefit investors.  

The whole Crypti fork gives me the impression of a ponzi scheme.  Even the Crypti website is pretty much identical to the Lisk website, design and all.  I mean, if they're going to fork it, at least change the website look, at a bare minimum.  

You are clearly in this for pump and dump, that is the wrong mentality...most involved in Lisk have a longer outlook. If Eth had a billion marketcap, and Lisk is a superior, more accessible technology, no reason it can't take a decent marketcap. It doesn't have to be 100 % ETH, but can be a BTC/LTC scenario and still end up a massive success.
legendary
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March 20, 2016, 09:58:28 AM
If all the people who want lisk bought it already at the ICO who will buy it once it hits exchanges directly after the ICO finishes?

Don't you guys see the flaw in your master plan?

my plan is to double my holdings when it hits the exchange.
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