Some here people blaming Wordcore of being everything evil are very agreesive and evade open discussion and answering the other people's questions.
What I have to say in regards to Worldcore. In the EU it's just impossible to act without a regulating supervision and permission, it's not Russia or something like this. Worldcore is registered in the Czech Republic and supervised by the Czech Central Bank. Isn't it not enough to make up your mind and stop this pointless discussion?
If not, just remember the Questra/ FWAM case - they're scammers and their activities were banned by the financial and other regulators in many countries - by FSMA in Belgium, by BaFin in Germany, by Procurator Sverige etc. Not a single financial authority has issued even a single warning related to Worldcore!
Topic: NY Talks - page 11. (Read 26068 times)
This is the end of the project scam...
Corrected your typo
Since 20. September there are no more larger oszillations in price and market cap of WRC token. I call this "trading stiffness" without any impulses. It seems to be a little like agony. Till now no news about Worldcore´s court files, no financial report.
https://imgur.com/a/BHTG6ih
https://imgur.com/a/BHTG6ih
the answer is clear - worldcore is not a scam! ...
How much money did the worldcore team receive during the ico? What points of the roadmap they have fulfilled?
$5 mln:
$10 mln:
This we consider the main stage: Geographical expansion in European countries and acquisition of membership in payment systems for the development of Worldcore’s business are fundamental. The launch of a blockchain credit platform in the event of success will ensure synergy with the core business of Worldcore, which is clearly positive for the project.
$25 mln:
WorldcoreTV is very capital-intensive, but ambiguous from the point of view of further monetization. The platform for converting cryptocurrency, in turn, will already face strong competition by 2019: this segment will be quickly saturated.
$50 mln:
Transfer to a Swiss bank looks like marketingspeak. For Worldcore’s business it is inexpedient and unprofitable. On the contrary, a less well-known jurisdiction will allow the same operations to be conducted more cheaply. Sponsorship is also a controversial decision from the point of view of the ICO. Sponsoring sports teams at the expense of the means of backers, in our understanding, is not best practice.
$100 mln:
All funds exceeding $50 million will be used for further development of the market, added to the potential bank capital of Worldcore and used for further IPO.
We were concerned about the announcement of an IPO in this context. We believe that an IPO after an ICO creates a conflict of interest between shareholders and tokenholders. The team assured us that there are no plans to stage an IPO in current regulatory and legal realities; in the event that the situation changes the decision will be taken by tokenholder vote.
- Membership of VISA, MASTERCARD, CHINA UNIONPAY, SWIFT and SEPA (Q1 2018)
- Launch branded and co-branded debit cards for businesses. (Q1 2018)
- Dedicated IBAN for each account. (Q1 2018)
- Expansion of the marketing budget, sales volume and marketing team to triple the growth rate. (Q4 2017)
- Opening of 5 offices in Europe with the participation of local specialists in marketing, sales and customer support to increase the attractiveness of Worldcore services for the local population. (Q2-3 2018)
- Launch of Worldcore brokerage platform for blockchain assets trade. (Q2 2018)
$10 mln:
- Membership of JCB and American Express.
- Opening of 5 more offices in 5 European countries. (Q1 2019)
- Launch of P2P blockchain credit platform with unique functions regulated by British law. (Q3 2018)
This we consider the main stage: Geographical expansion in European countries and acquisition of membership in payment systems for the development of Worldcore’s business are fundamental. The launch of a blockchain credit platform in the event of success will ensure synergy with the core business of Worldcore, which is clearly positive for the project.
$25 mln:
- Platform for payment based on blockchain technology for easy and instant conversion of Crypto-currency into cash and back to more than 1000 cash points worldwide, including all Worldcore offices. (Q1 2019)
- Launch of WorldcoreTV – the world’s first hybrid of TV channel and digital media, focused on the FinTech industry and blockchain, with online international broadcasting in 24/7 mode via satellite and IPTV; (Q2 2018)
- Creating the WorldcoreTV trading platform on an auction basis for effective monetization of WorldcoreTV; (Q3 2018)
- International marketing campaigns at events and in open air for all products in most European countries.
WorldcoreTV is very capital-intensive, but ambiguous from the point of view of further monetization. The platform for converting cryptocurrency, in turn, will already face strong competition by 2019: this segment will be quickly saturated.
$50 mln:
- Global transfer to a Swiss bank with revolutionary investments, credit, brokerage, insurance and payment products due to the loyalty of these jurisdictions to cryptocurrency. (Q2-3 2019)
- Sponsorship of world-renowned sports teams in football, hockey and racing championships in order to maximize brand awareness with further profit growth.
- Creation of special and unique conditions for all ICO participants.
Transfer to a Swiss bank looks like marketingspeak. For Worldcore’s business it is inexpedient and unprofitable. On the contrary, a less well-known jurisdiction will allow the same operations to be conducted more cheaply. Sponsorship is also a controversial decision from the point of view of the ICO. Sponsoring sports teams at the expense of the means of backers, in our understanding, is not best practice.
$100 mln:
All funds exceeding $50 million will be used for further development of the market, added to the potential bank capital of Worldcore and used for further IPO.
We were concerned about the announcement of an IPO in this context. We believe that an IPO after an ICO creates a conflict of interest between shareholders and tokenholders. The team assured us that there are no plans to stage an IPO in current regulatory and legal realities; in the event that the situation changes the decision will be taken by tokenholder vote.
What are you doing? Why have you posted fake picture with red trust level for my account? Anyone can easily check it out if it's really red or not!!!
And also I would mentioned that it's your level of trust is below zero at the moment, not mine!!!
Please stop fooling people otherwise I'll have to apply to the moderators!!!
And also I would mentioned that it's your level of trust is below zero at the moment, not mine!!!
Please stop fooling people otherwise I'll have to apply to the moderators!!!
I checked and it's really red. Stop yelling.
Even redder now:
Amazing how these WRC shills don't even understand how the trust system works. Or is it?
And it's also impossible to imagine that a scam company could ever join the respectable EBA - Euro Banking Association. I discovered it here: https://www.abe-eba.eu/about-eba/eba-members/
As I pointed out to the other shouty shill, an Associate Membership of EBA is in no way a "seal of approval."
The only criteria to become an Associate Member of the EBA are
1) The ability to apply:
Quote from: EBA website
Any legal entity or natural person may request permission from the Board of the Association to join as an Associate Member.
2) The ability to fill in a one page application form
3) The ability to pay:
Quote
Fee structures:
Entrance fee (in EUR) Annual fee (in EUR)
EBA Associate Members 5,000 7,000
Entrance fee (in EUR) Annual fee (in EUR)
EBA Associate Members 5,000 7,000
This whole approach of "If they haven't been shut down then they must be legit" is rather specious.
Try harder.
What are you doing? Why have you posted fake picture with red trust level for my account? Anyone can easily check it out if it's really red or not!!!
And also I would mentioned that it's your level of trust is below zero at the moment, not mine!!!
Please stop fooling people otherwise I'll have to apply to the moderators!!!
And also I would mentioned that it's your level of trust is below zero at the moment, not mine!!!
Please stop fooling people otherwise I'll have to apply to the moderators!!!
I checked and it's really red. Stop yelling.
IconFirm has posted a fake photo in regards to my account too. Very "clever" move after I've shared some thoughts in defense to Worldcore. Thoughts which are obviously are against his own point of view (in this unlikely case he's really not a paidposter mentioned by akarim). Yes, IconFirm, I confirm: I haven't seen any evidence pointing Worldcore is a scam. If you can prove the opposite, step on, please. And let's discuss and share the opinions.
It's about time. Be prepared for another swarm of WRC shill/bot accounts soon....
That didn't take long...
https://i.postimg.cc/fbP6328b/Capture.png
What are you doing? Why have you posted fake picture with red trust level for my account? Anyone can easily check it out if it's really red or not!!!
And also I would mentioned that it's your level of trust is below zero at the moment, not mine!!!
Please stop fooling people otherwise I'll have to apply to the moderators!!!
It's about time. Be prepared for another swarm of WRC shill/bot accounts soon....
That didn't take long...
Another question coming onto mind is: If Worldcore is a scam as the topicstarter declares, why almost noone pays any attention to it at all? Where are any newcomers here confirming the topic's name, complaining about Worldcore and also strangely why all the EU financial regulators remain silent about Worldcore? For example, we all know that the fall of the ill-known financial pyramid of Questra started from the Belgium BAFIN ban and the following chain reaction. Can we say the same about Worldcore? Nope, we can't because Worldcore seems to be absolutely another story.
the answer is clear - worldcore is not a scam! otherwise european financial regulators wouldn't just let to work the worldcore company in europe! anyway we see that the payment system still exists but the streams of filth are still pouring against it by the paidposters who were hired by prochukan and pestyuk. they stay behind this informational, black PR attack
Another question coming onto mind is: If Worldcore is a scam as the topicstarter declares, why almost noone pays any attention to it at all? Where are any newcomers here confirming the topic's name, complaining about Worldcore and also strangely why all the EU financial regulators remain silent about Worldcore? For example, we all know that the fall of the ill-known financial pyramid of Questra started from the Belgium BAFIN ban and the following chain reaction. Can we say the same about Worldcore? Nope, we can't because Worldcore seems to be absolutely another story.
I don't quite understand this Russian-Ukranian roots of discord and the things about attacks and counter-attacks, but nonetheles, at the moment Worldcore is operated by a Czech Republic registered EUPSProvider s.r.o which activities are regulated by the Czech Central Bank. And it's also impossible to imagine that a scam company could ever join the respectable EBA - Euro Banking Association. I discovered it here: https://www.abe-eba.eu/about-eba/eba-members/
With all the respect I suspect Marina Uni started this thread on purpose - I just don't quite understand what's her interest to keep the thread alive for over the year?
With all the respect I suspect Marina Uni started this thread on purpose - I just don't quite understand what's her interest to keep the thread alive for over the year?
When it comes to the topic starter, Marina Uni, everything looks extremely suspicious: just a single person with a little help mostly from two of her "friends", researcher194 and Veleor, keeps on posting negativity and speculations about Worldcore since October 2017, constantly moving up her older posts and evading anwering uncomfortable questions regarding her activities. Moreover, she's also started much more massive Russian speaking thread of the same name - 191 pages also from the last October. A bit strange to me. If you're sure Worldcore is a scam why keep of posting here a year away instead of applying to the Czech Central Bank, other EU financial regulators, police or even the local Procurator's offices (the way the cheated Questra investors did in Sweden, for example)?
I don't quite understand this Russian-Ukranian roots of discord and the things about attacks and counter-attacks, but nonetheles, at the moment Worldcore is operated by a Czech Republic registered EUPSProvider s.r.o which activities are regulated by the Czech Central Bank. And it's also impossible to imagine that a scam company could ever join the respectable EBA - Euro Banking Association. I discovered it here: https://www.abe-eba.eu/about-eba/eba-members/
With all the respect I suspect Marina Uni started this thread on purpose - I just don't quite understand what's her interest to keep the thread alive for over the year?
With all the respect I suspect Marina Uni started this thread on purpose - I just don't quite understand what's her interest to keep the thread alive for over the year?
@reasearcher194
What can I see via your links is that the WRC price is 11,75% up to day Nice, nice.
Talking in general, we've got 2034 cryptocurrencies at the moment, and pricewise WRC is quite far from being in the end of the list, there' hundreds of tokens which cost even less comparing to Worldcore - Noah Coin, AMO Coin, Hurify, DACC, Clipper Coin, Appolo currency, Mozo Token, WITChain, DATx, MFTU, BaaSid, Bitcoin File, Karma, SGCC, Holo, VTHO, ToaCoin, MediBloc, INCX, Bunny et cetera, et cetera... Shall we call all of them "scam" only because of the low price? I'm not sure.
What can I see via your links is that the WRC price is 11,75% up to day
Nice, nice.Talking in general, we've got 2034 cryptocurrencies at the moment, and pricewise WRC is quite far from being in the end of the list, there' hundreds of tokens which cost even less comparing to Worldcore - Noah Coin, AMO Coin, Hurify, DACC, Clipper Coin, Appolo currency, Mozo Token, WITChain, DATx, MFTU, BaaSid, Bitcoin File, Karma, SGCC, Holo, VTHO, ToaCoin, MediBloc, INCX, Bunny et cetera, et cetera... Shall we call all of them "scam" only because of the low price? I'm not sure.
Cant't disagree.
I don't understand such an intent look at WRC when we all know there' 1500 mediocre and poorer tokens around. Shall we start a separate branch for each and one of them? What's definition between "scam" and "the token which doesn't meet the expectations"? There's no any official market regulations to divide "the sparrows" from "the nightingales" so to say. And there's no any evidence point at Worldcore as a scam. Even there' always some activity from the Worldcore side - participation in the industry events, releasing updates to their mobile apps - it doesn't look like what Worldcore do. Scammers simply take you money and run disappering in the mist soon after an ICO, also not the way Worldcore has been doing, at least from what I've read in this thread so far.
@reasearcher194
What can I see via your links is that the WRC price is 11,75% up to day Nice, nice.
Talking in general, we've got 2034 cryptocurrencies at the moment, and pricewise WRC is quite far from being in the end of the list, there' hundreds of tokens which cost even less comparing to Worldcore - Noah Coin, AMO Coin, Hurify, DACC, Clipper Coin, Appolo currency, Mozo Token, WITChain, DATx, MFTU, BaaSid, Bitcoin File, Karma, SGCC, Holo, VTHO, ToaCoin, MediBloc, INCX, Bunny et cetera, et cetera... Shall we call all of them "scam" only because of the low price? I'm not sure.
What can I see via your links is that the WRC price is 11,75% up to day
Nice, nice.Talking in general, we've got 2034 cryptocurrencies at the moment, and pricewise WRC is quite far from being in the end of the list, there' hundreds of tokens which cost even less comparing to Worldcore - Noah Coin, AMO Coin, Hurify, DACC, Clipper Coin, Appolo currency, Mozo Token, WITChain, DATx, MFTU, BaaSid, Bitcoin File, Karma, SGCC, Holo, VTHO, ToaCoin, MediBloc, INCX, Bunny et cetera, et cetera... Shall we call all of them "scam" only because of the low price? I'm not sure.
New Worldcore paid bots - welcome. I remind you - you are violating the clause of the forum rules "evading a ban"
Interesting "newbies": both accounts abandoned since 2011, and now reactivated. Let´s wait what they can offer us, Marina! I think we need opponents. Let them delve deeper into the topic for a while.
@hubbo + khansum25
I suggest: Specially watch these websites:
https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/worldcore/#markets
https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/worldcore/ (Use the zooms 1m and 3 m, too!)
You´ll see very poor price, volume and market cap development since the middle of August, and I don´t see any chance for an essential change.
In my opinion it looks like the attack on Worldcore is organized and paid for by a dissatisfied or annoyed partner or something like this?
It's unbelievably long time for posting and posting and speculating about Worldcore for over the year! At the very beginning it might be looking like a sort of investigation but it's absolutely clear that it's just few people (or even few linked accounts) run by the same person who posts and ups only negative things about Worldcore on purpose and evades answering the questions or any discussion in the public. Marina Uni is a very suspicious person to say the least. Couldn't someone explain please what Marina Uni is all about?
It's unbelievably long time for posting and posting and speculating about Worldcore for over the year! At the very beginning it might be looking like a sort of investigation but it's absolutely clear that it's just few people (or even few linked accounts) run by the same person who posts and ups only negative things about Worldcore on purpose and evades answering the questions or any discussion in the public. Marina Uni is a very suspicious person to say the least. Couldn't someone explain please what Marina Uni is all about?
It's about time. Be prepared for another swarm of WRC shill/bot accounts soon....
I'm curious what is the War of the Roses is going on here for a good while?
Not sure if taking advices from a person with the trust level in red zone like IconFirm is a good idea.
What I've learnt so far from this thread is that Worldcore is a payment solutions provider from the Czech Republic having its own token and being attacked by some desperados - it's been going on for over the year, an interesting story, I have delve deeper into.
EUPSProvider s.r.o. and Cyber Force Group s.r.o
Both Companies have been founded in 2013 with participation of Czech Pavlo Sidelov (Ukrainian origin), and both are located under the same address.
What EUPSProvider does is well known - but what about Cyber Force Group?
https://rejstrik.penize.cz/01987232-cyber-force-group-s-r-o
Like EUPSProvider with Worldcore Cyber Force Group has its own brand: SDK.finance. Here some information about this brand:
https://sdk.finance/
https://smartbear.com/learn/performance-monitoring/api-endpoints/?l=ua&l=ua
Yeah, the APIs - a back-end platform for financial transactions. SDK.finance is the leading provider for APIs (much more APIs than VISA!). Who controls the API endpoints is able to control the transactions of the clients - and even to carry out manipulation in this "ecosystem". Why not launching a lot of new domains without real businesses for a big scam?
This idea results of the following info about an IT consultant at Cyber Force Group: ALEX POTOCKI.
https://imgur.com/Kri0sjY
(Source: https://skimleads.com/all/Cyber-Force-Group-s.r.o.%2C-Prague%2C-Czech-Republic/leads.html)
Both Companies have been founded in 2013 with participation of Czech Pavlo Sidelov (Ukrainian origin), and both are located under the same address.
What EUPSProvider does is well known - but what about Cyber Force Group?
https://rejstrik.penize.cz/01987232-cyber-force-group-s-r-o
Like EUPSProvider with Worldcore Cyber Force Group has its own brand: SDK.finance. Here some information about this brand:
https://sdk.finance/
https://smartbear.com/learn/performance-monitoring/api-endpoints/?l=ua&l=ua
Yeah, the APIs - a back-end platform for financial transactions. SDK.finance is the leading provider for APIs (much more APIs than VISA!). Who controls the API endpoints is able to control the transactions of the clients - and even to carry out manipulation in this "ecosystem". Why not launching a lot of new domains without real businesses for a big scam?
This idea results of the following info about an IT consultant at Cyber Force Group: ALEX POTOCKI.
https://imgur.com/Kri0sjY
(Source: https://skimleads.com/all/Cyber-Force-Group-s.r.o.%2C-Prague%2C-Czech-Republic/leads.html)
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