WARNING DeepOnion is a SCAM, proof inside! - page 53.

BTCMILLIONAIRE

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Quote from: dogebearman on December 06, 2017, 11:46:57 AM

Quote from: MadMac on December 06, 2017, 11:20:09 AM

Quote from: dogebearman on December 06, 2017, 10:45:51 AM

Quote from: MadMac on December 06, 2017, 09:42:01 AM

Do yourself a favor and analyse the trading patterns at Cryptopia. It's self explaining.

It's funny that you are not able to explain any of your "proofs". Everything is "self explaining" and "has been written before somewhere".
But of course you can't provide a link or explain, seems legit. The only thing you have prooven so far is that you are a lier.

Posting #1333. You don't need to prove every day again that you can not read. Welcome on my Ignore list, no.2!

This is excatly what I mean. Don't take advises from such people who are spreading lies and can't do anything but ignoring if someone confronts them with their lies. Read about the project and decide for yourselfs, but don't listen to the prooven liers in this thread.

Quote from: BTCMILLIONAIRE on December 06, 2017, 11:25:10 AM

Quote from: Saimabutterfly on December 06, 2017, 10:49:05 AM

Check the free airdrop coin price and then shout again for scam scam. Grin

It's not free and it never was. Even with the old rules you had to participate in the signature campaign to get anything. And with the new rules you have to buy very expensive onions to get an interest back. The devs know this and they changed the rules in such a way that >>>>>>>>50% of the onions will stay with the founding team.

Wrong. You can accumulate 100 Onions via the secong Airdrop in the official Forum and then join the first Airdrop. Pletny of people did it this way.
Maybe should first read about a project before you talk about it.

Sure, but 100 Onions are only going to give you 5-7 Onions per week for a signature campaign, which is not even $30 at current prices and thus still laughable compared to signature campaigns which pay you regardless of whether or not you own any coins.

And as a result, anyone with a brain would not participate in the DO signature campaign, which will result in disproportionally more Onions going to the founding members.

Hence, the vast majority of Onions will go to the founding team, which is no different than a dev team holding >50% of a coins' total supply as a premine. There's just some extra steps to fool gullible and greedy people.

Old rules = benefit of the doubt. New rules = ponzi. Simple as that.

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Quote from: MadMac on December 06, 2017, 11:20:09 AM

Quote from: dogebearman on December 06, 2017, 10:45:51 AM

Quote from: MadMac on December 06, 2017, 09:42:01 AM

Do yourself a favor and analyse the trading patterns at Cryptopia. It's self explaining.

It's funny that you are not able to explain any of your "proofs". Everything is "self explaining" and "has been written before somewhere".
But of course you can't provide a link or explain, seems legit. The only thing you have prooven so far is that you are a lier.

Posting #1333. You don't need to prove every day again that you can not read. Welcome on my Ignore list, no.2!

This is excatly what I mean. Don't take advises from such people who are spreading lies and can't do anything but ignoring if someone confronts them with their lies. Read about the project and decide for yourselfs, but don't listen to the prooven liers in this thread.

Quote from: BTCMILLIONAIRE on December 06, 2017, 11:25:10 AM

Quote from: Saimabutterfly on December 06, 2017, 10:49:05 AM

Check the free airdrop coin price and then shout again for scam scam. Grin

It's not free and it never was. Even with the old rules you had to participate in the signature campaign to get anything. And with the new rules you have to buy very expensive onions to get an interest back. The devs know this and they changed the rules in such a way that >>>>>>>>50% of the onions will stay with the founding team.

Wrong. You can accumulate 100 Onions via the secong Airdrop in the official Forum and then join the first Airdrop. Pletny of people did it this way.
Maybe should first read about a project before you talk about it.

MadMac

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Quote from: BTCMILLIONAIRE on December 06, 2017, 11:25:10 AM

And with the new rules you have to buy very expensive onions to get an interest back.

Right now we are at 500 new members each week x 100 Onions x 3.80$ = 190,000US$ each week they cash in with upwards trend.

This is really something I'd like to see the tax authorities becoming active.

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Quote from: Saimabutterfly on December 06, 2017, 10:49:05 AM

Check the free airdrop coin price and then shout again for scam scam. Grin

It's not free and it never was. Even with the old rules you had to participate in the signature campaign to get anything. And with the new rules you have to buy very expensive onions to get an interest back. The devs know this and they changed the rules in such a way that >>>>>>>>50% of the onions will stay with the founding team.

MadMac

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Quote from: dogebearman on December 06, 2017, 10:45:51 AM

Quote from: MadMac on December 06, 2017, 09:42:01 AM

Do yourself a favor and analyse the trading patterns at Cryptopia. It's self explaining.

It's funny that you are not able to explain any of your "proofs". Everything is "self explaining" and "has been written before somewhere".
But of course you can't provide a link or explain, seems legit. The only thing you have prooven so far is that you are a lier.

Posting #1333. You don't need to prove every day again that you can not read. Welcome on my Ignore list, no.2!

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Check the free airdrop coin price and then shout again for scam scam. Grin

dogebearman

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Quote from: MadMac on December 06, 2017, 09:42:01 AM

Do yourself a favor and analyse the trading patterns at Cryptopia. It's self explaining.

It's funny that you are not able to explain any of your "proofs". Everything is "self explaining" and "has been written before somewhere".
But of course you can't provide a link or explain, seems legit. The only thing you have prooven so far is that you are a lier.

Braddie

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I'm still on the fence about this. I bought deeponion during the initial rush and then it tanked hard and stayed that way for a long time. Almost sold it 2 weeks ago at €0.52/onion which would mean losing over half of my investment. Suddenly the price has spiked by nearly 500%. Not a healthy growth for sure. Then again, Dash almost rose by 300% and people initially said that was a shitcoin. That shitcoin has yielded a 3000% increase over the past 3 years or so.

Will hodl a bit longer, perhaps sell. The whole crypto market is going crazy right now and none of it feels healthy tbh

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Do yourself a favor and analyse the trading patterns at Cryptopia. It's self explaining.

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Quote from: MadMac on December 06, 2017, 08:30:10 AM

Pretty simple, they just started to dump the premined coins at a low rate. It is multiple orders in the high 3 and 4 digits now, these are certainly not normal members selling their coins 2 days before the "airdrop". The increased volume speaks also for this.

It's a predictable game, price stagnates, reduce the dump. price goes up, increase the dump. Just don't do it all at once or it will collapse.

Well some people may sell because it's at a high.

I'm no expert here, so feel free to educate/argue against, but dumping premined coins at a low rate only really works when their are orders to buy, doesn't it? Whether low price or not, if orders aren't met and there are significantly more sell orders than buy, then a coin falls in value.

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Quote from: diguyo on December 06, 2017, 07:50:54 AM

Quote from: MadMac on December 06, 2017, 02:56:42 AM

Ponzi is in full swing now, it is cleverly done, but still obvious.

According to DO they gain 500 new members each week. This means each of them has to buy 100 of an otherwise worthless premined coin.

This makes it 500 x 100 x 3.10$ = 155kUS$ each week in free income for the anonymous "developers" while the price is still artificially driven higher and lemming growth increases as well. Wondering if they pay tax on it Wink

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Trading volume is significantly up now, meaning the dump of premined coins has already begun. The threshold to trigger this appears to have been a price of 2.5$ per coin.

Strong basic math there, but I don't see what your actual point is? Surely if this 'dump' had begun the price would be on the decline rather than increasing? Surely and influx in sell orders, then basic economics would say supply outweighs demands and the price falls?

You mention 'artificially driven higher', but don't mention how.

I'm not having a go at you, I just want to understand your point of view and why you are saying these things.

As someone that's part of the community, I can assure you that the dev team and those around them have been nothing but approachable, transparent and helpful. It's genuinely a great, active, community with really really dedicated people.

Low volume makes wash trading insanely easy. Especially if you control far more than 50% of the supply, which the dev team does (without taking the airdrop bags into account).

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Quote from: diguyo on December 06, 2017, 07:50:54 AM

Quote from: MadMac on December 06, 2017, 02:56:42 AM

Ponzi is in full swing now, it is cleverly done, but still obvious.

According to DO they gain 500 new members each week. This means each of them has to buy 100 of an otherwise worthless premined coin.

This makes it 500 x 100 x 3.10$ = 155kUS$ each week in free income for the anonymous "developers" while the price is still artificially driven higher and lemming growth increases as well. Wondering if they pay tax on it Wink

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Trading volume is significantly up now, meaning the dump of premined coins has already begun. The threshold to trigger this appears to have been a price of 2.5$ per coin.

Strong basic math there, but I don't see what your actual point is? Surely if this 'dump' had begun the price would be on the decline rather than increasing? Surely and influx in sell orders, then basic economics would say supply outweighs demands and the price falls?

You mention 'artificially driven higher', but don't mention how.

I'm not having a go at you, I just want to understand your point of view and why you are saying these things.

As someone that's part of the community, I can assure you that the dev team and those around them have been nothing but approachable, transparent and helpful. It's genuinely a great, active, community with really really dedicated people.

How can you possibly call a team “transparent”, when you don’t even know who they are?

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Pretty simple, they just started to dump the premined coins at a low rate. It is multiple orders in the high 3 and 4 digits now, these are certainly not normal members selling their coins 2 days before the "airdrop". The increased volume speaks also for this.

It's a predictable game, price stagnates, reduce the dump. price goes up, increase the dump. Just don't do it all at once or it will collapse.

diguyo

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Quote from: MadMac on December 06, 2017, 02:56:42 AM

Ponzi is in full swing now, it is cleverly done, but still obvious.

According to DO they gain 500 new members each week. This means each of them has to buy 100 of an otherwise worthless premined coin.

This makes it 500 x 100 x 3.10$ = 155kUS$ each week in free income for the anonymous "developers" while the price is still artificially driven higher and lemming growth increases as well. Wondering if they pay tax on it Wink

.

Trading volume is significantly up now, meaning the dump of premined coins has already begun. The threshold to trigger this appears to have been a price of 2.5$ per coin.

Strong basic math there, but I don't see what your actual point is? Surely if this 'dump' had begun the price would be on the decline rather than increasing? Surely and influx in sell orders, then basic economics would say supply outweighs demands and the price falls?

You mention 'artificially driven higher', but don't mention how.

I'm not having a go at you, I just want to understand your point of view and why you are saying these things.

As someone that's part of the community, I can assure you that the dev team and those around them have been nothing but approachable, transparent and helpful. It's genuinely a great, active, community with really really dedicated people.

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Quote from: dogebearman on December 06, 2017, 07:18:38 AM

Quote from: joshki on December 06, 2017, 06:31:27 AM

Quote from: MadMac on December 06, 2017, 02:56:42 AM

Ponzi is in full swing now, it is cleverly done, but still obvious.

According to DO they gain 500 new members each week. This means each of them has to buy 100 of an otherwise worthless premined coin.

This makes it 500 x 100 x 3.10$ = 155kUS$ each week in free income for the anonymous "developers" while the price is still artificially driven higher and lemming growth increases as well. Wondering if they pay tax on it Wink

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Trading volume is significantly up now, meaning the dump of premined coins has already begun. The threshold to trigger this appears to have been a price of 2.5$ per coin.

I'm really curious to know how many of the early airdrop participants are sock puppet accounts.

They could have just increased the amount of the coins they keep for themselfs, no need to set up sock puppet accounts. But it shows pretty good that your thoughts are not driven by straight reasoning but paranoia.

No, you don't understand marketing. Making up a coin and keeping it all for yourself doesn't accomplish anything. Making up a coin and generating a fuckton of fake buzz about it through a fake "airdrop" campaign using sockpuppet accounts -- now that makes money.

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OPEN GAMING PLATFORM

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I think this will nver happen since the very first organization which will stop this from happening may be the government by itself, I believe that they'll try to manage bitcoin because of their greediness more than money.e

You are absolutely wrong. The state should not interfere in these matters, regulation is the business of the market, so we need a free market, scam must be destroyed by the market.

MadMac

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Why would I be paranoid? I'm not involved in this scam business, coins sold, done. I just watch it and I find it interesting.

Did you notice the immense volume going up the last few days? That is not DO members dropping their coins in the thousands in single transactions. That is the premined coins that are now introduced into the market step by step, not to spoil the price at once.

There are 18 million of them in the hands of the anonymous "developers". At the current price of ~3.8x$ that makes it a whopping 70 million dollar in hard cash. And all you lemmings are paying for it.

I'm just wondering when the tax authorities get interested in this "anonymous operation".

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Quote from: joshki on December 06, 2017, 06:31:27 AM

Quote from: MadMac on December 06, 2017, 02:56:42 AM

Ponzi is in full swing now, it is cleverly done, but still obvious.

According to DO they gain 500 new members each week. This means each of them has to buy 100 of an otherwise worthless premined coin.

This makes it 500 x 100 x 3.10$ = 155kUS$ each week in free income for the anonymous "developers" while the price is still artificially driven higher and lemming growth increases as well. Wondering if they pay tax on it Wink

.

Trading volume is significantly up now, meaning the dump of premined coins has already begun. The threshold to trigger this appears to have been a price of 2.5$ per coin.

I'm really curious to know how many of the early airdrop participants are sock puppet accounts.

They could have just increased the amount of the coins they keep for themselfs, no need to set up sock puppet accounts. But it shows pretty good that your thoughts are not driven by straight reasoning but paranoia.

joshki

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Quote from: MadMac on December 06, 2017, 02:56:42 AM

Ponzi is in full swing now, it is cleverly done, but still obvious.

According to DO they gain 500 new members each week. This means each of them has to buy 100 of an otherwise worthless premined coin.

This makes it 500 x 100 x 3.10$ = 155kUS$ each week in free income for the anonymous "developers" while the price is still artificially driven higher and lemming growth increases as well. Wondering if they pay tax on it Wink

.

Trading volume is significantly up now, meaning the dump of premined coins has already begun. The threshold to trigger this appears to have been a price of 2.5$ per coin.

I'm really curious to know how many of the early airdrop participants are sock puppet accounts.

Ligrev

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I am really curious to see how this is going to play out!
I guess we will definitely know when the airdrop is over.

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