Manny Pacquiao on Promoting GCOX Exchange! - page 5.

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Quote from: icalical on July 15, 2018, 11:06:08 AM

Well public figure is the most effective way to promot crypto to mainstream user. Manny Pacquiao should just be the start, if more celebrities joining crypto (though it is not certainly affect the price) but it will attract more people.

yes, you're right
but there is no guarantee if the project will be succed in the future
because the key is on the main dev team, they should be serious in developments

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I am really not sure how to react at that point. I mean there are already people in big finance who already expressed their support in cryptocurrency and has already invested some money on it. But if that will happen then I think that is a big boost in the popularity of Cryptocurrency but of course not enough to boost prices higher. What we need are new players in the market not promo girls for marketing purposes.

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There were already many examples when famous people advertised fraudulent projects, not even knowing that the organizers of the project will be lost with the collected money.

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If he really invest in that coin then i think it will be big. He is also one of the biggest star in boxing though he is getting old now but i heard that he is really rich and he can support the project

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Thanks for your post! I feel as excited as you! The graphic says it all Global Crypto Offering Exchange, on its website, listed Pacquiao as a "notable private investor." and there will be more content that we will find in the next days about GCOX and Manny Pacquiao. Crypto did it have joined the Stars of Sport and the Show, making a great movement.

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The personality of certain celebrities alone is enough to attract other investors to the industry.The industry needs personalities like this to help push and attract more invstors into cryptocurrency that will eventually lead to globalization of cryptocurrency throughout the world .the fans of such people will begin to see the potentials in here and many will like to follow their celebs.

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Quote from: Yokonaumiyaki000 on July 15, 2018, 10:33:29 AM

Oh is he?

I also got rumors saying Manny Pacquiao would not only be investing on cryptocurrencies but is planning on making a coin for himself! I don't know the details of the coin and the legitimacy of what i've said. But i think it's all promotions and profits once again (aren't we all?).

yes, I have heard of the coin he plans on creating. It’s said to be called the Pac Coin. He has been chosen to be an ambassador of a global crypto exchange where other celebrities can create, enlist and trade their own tokens. I think he made this move more for public image and not for profits since he’s already stinking rich. He’s already the second richest athlete in the world, just next to his rival Floyd Mayweather.

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Well public figure is the most effective way to promot crypto to mainstream user. Manny Pacquiao should just be the start, if more celebrities joining crypto (though it is not certainly affect the price) but it will attract more people.

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Quote from: commander11 on July 15, 2018, 10:15:10 AM

Have you ever heard about the Eight Division World champion Manny Pacquiao who currently beats Lucas Matthysse in Kuala Lampur. I've heard he is one of the notable investor of GCOX ( see https://gcox.com/ ) . Manny Pacquiao is popular in the Philippines and even around the world. What do you think this crypto-promotion/exposure will impact the mass adoption. Do you think this has an effect or just my illusion?

He was getting paid to promote the ico but it can't be trusted and i should remain you about centra which has been paying myweather to promote their such as a scam ico. I guess that's only the marketing and no more. Who knows if he has been investing on it or not? You should not believe it because he was obviously getting paid.

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Quote from: commander11 on July 15, 2018, 10:15:10 AM

Have you ever heard about the Eight Division World champion Manny Pacquiao who currently beats Lucas Matthysse in Kuala Lampur. I've heard he is one of the notable investor of GCOX ( see https://gcox.com/ ) . Manny Pacquiao is popular in the Philippines and even around the world. What do you think this crypto-promotion/exposure will impact the mass adoption. Do you think this has an effect or just my illusion?

It will have an effect on the industry and the market, when someone is promoting that kind of thing and that someone is really famous, there will always be an impact on what he is promoting and doing, that is common sense and I know that it is true here in the market! That is my opinion though!

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Oh is he?

I also got rumors saying Manny Pacquiao would not only be investing on cryptocurrencies but is planning on making a coin for himself! I don't know the details of the coin and the legitimacy of what i've said. But i think it's all promotions and profits once again (aren't we all?).

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Have you ever heard about the Eight Division World champion Manny Pacquiao who currently beats Lucas Matthysse in Kuala Lampur. I've heard he is one of the notable investor of GCOX ( see https://gcox.com/ ) . Manny Pacquiao is popular in the Philippines and even around the world. What do you think this crypto-promotion/exposure will impact the mass adoption. Do you think this has an effect or just my illusion?

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