I'm really excited for the launch of the SALT platform. It'll be amazing to be able to use cryptos as collateral to access fiat loans instead of having to sell the cryptos altogether. This token has so much utility value, and being first to the crypto loan plate gives SALT a huge advantage in this greenfield market.
Instead of being worried about the theoretical post-release spot value of SALT, I'd instead focus on the intense utility value this token offers. Once cryptos reach mainstream adoption, the SALT platform will attract so much network effect. When millions of dollars are being borrowed through the platform the spot token value will go through the roof.
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Lol, the price may go far lower than $7, or even $5, after getting listed.
Anyone missed out on the ICO can buy much cheaper after the listing, minus submitting any personal details for AML excuses.
Yeah, it's obviously happening in a few days after get listed on exchanger. Price may drop till up to 50% in first - second weeks. Really a great opportunity to get SALT token below ICO price. Anyone missed out on the ICO can buy much cheaper after the listing, minus submitting any personal details for AML excuses.
Lol, the price may go far lower than $7, or even $5, after getting listed.
Anyone missed out on the ICO can buy much cheaper after the listing, minus submitting any personal details for AML excuses.
Anyone missed out on the ICO can buy much cheaper after the listing, minus submitting any personal details for AML excuses.
Their audit is taking ages
I can part with some SALT tokens at $10. Escrow mandatory. I own quite a few so only serious buyers (Hero members, Legendary etc. that agree to slack and have $50k+ in capital for purchase). PM
Wts 1 salt account with almost 1250k salt at 12.5usd each.
only bulk. And users should send first btc.
pm if interested
only bulk. And users should send first btc.
pm if interested
Out of curiousity...are you saying you have 1,250,000 SALT? Or 1250 SALT? Because the way you wrote it it comes off like you're trying to sell 15 million dollars worth of SALT.
1250 SALT.
I have 1300
I sell them for $7 each please PM
Wts 1 salt account with almost 1250k salt at 12.5usd each.
only bulk. And users should send first btc.
pm if interested
only bulk. And users should send first btc.
pm if interested
Out of curiousity...are you saying you have 1,250,000 SALT? Or 1250 SALT? Because the way you wrote it it comes off like you're trying to sell 15 million dollars worth of SALT.
1250 SALT.
Wts 1 salt account with almost 1250k salt at 12.5usd each.
only bulk. And users should send first btc.
pm if interested
only bulk. And users should send first btc.
pm if interested
Out of curiousity...are you saying you have 1,250,000 SALT? Or 1250 SALT? Because the way you wrote it it comes off like you're trying to sell 15 million dollars worth of SALT.
Wts 1 salt account with almost 1250k salt at 12.5usd each.
only bulk. And users should send first btc.
pm if interested
only bulk. And users should send first btc.
pm if interested
Got some Salt, but now i am feeling very sorry for not buying enough when i had a chance. 
where i can see addres collect youre ico selling
if over 3.5 million coin sold out with price 3 and 5 dollar
and not open bounty dev
if over 3.5 million coin sold out with price 3 and 5 dollar
and not open bounty dev
I am thinking of purchasing a significant amount from a private holder. Current price is 12.50? I don't see it falling under 10.00 . . but I could be wrong. Boy, I wish I would have gotten in on the pre-sale . .
I've read the various comments here and see the issues with a potential pump and dump. But I think that loans on the blockchain will be commonplace in the coming years, so it might be good to get in on this as early as possible. I think long term, the price will go up.
I'd be interested to hear what some more of your thoughts are about SALT.
I've read the various comments here and see the issues with a potential pump and dump. But I think that loans on the blockchain will be commonplace in the coming years, so it might be good to get in on this as early as possible. I think long term, the price will go up.
I'd be interested to hear what some more of your thoughts are about SALT.
So you think that setting a Sell wall at $10 is going to somehow result in ppl buying it at more than 10$?
Aren't SALT being sold to general public for $10? So that means it's a price cap of $10, not a floor.
Salt tokens will be sold to the public at market price +20% with a floor of $10. Last ICO tokens were sold at $12.50 which would make public token price $15 as current.
the profits is really big for the early believers but because of the demands and roadmap many will still come and join this project which back up
by those known personality inside crypto.
I am thinking of purchasing a significant amount from a private holder. Current price is 12.50? I don't see it falling under 10.00 . . but I could be wrong. Boy, I wish I would have gotten in on the pre-sale . .
I've read the various comments here and see the issues with a potential pump and dump. But I think that loans on the blockchain will be commonplace in the coming years, so it might be good to get in on this as early as possible. I think long term, the price will go up.
I'd be interested to hear what some more of your thoughts are about SALT.
I've read the various comments here and see the issues with a potential pump and dump. But I think that loans on the blockchain will be commonplace in the coming years, so it might be good to get in on this as early as possible. I think long term, the price will go up.
I'd be interested to hear what some more of your thoughts are about SALT.
So you think that setting a Sell wall at $10 is going to somehow result in ppl buying it at more than 10$?
Aren't SALT being sold to general public for $10? So that means it's a price cap of $10, not a floor.
Salt tokens will be sold to the public at market price +20% with a floor of $10. Last ICO tokens were sold at $12.50 which would make public token price $15 as current.
I am thinking of purchasing a significant amount from a private holder. Current price is 12.50? I don't see it falling under 10.00 . . but I could be wrong. Boy, I wish I would have gotten in on the pre-sale . .
I've read the various comments here and see the issues with a potential pump and dump. But I think that loans on the blockchain will be commonplace in the coming years, so it might be good to get in on this as early as possible. I think long term, the price will go up.
I'd be interested to hear what some more of your thoughts are about SALT.
I've read the various comments here and see the issues with a potential pump and dump. But I think that loans on the blockchain will be commonplace in the coming years, so it might be good to get in on this as early as possible. I think long term, the price will go up.
I'd be interested to hear what some more of your thoughts are about SALT.
So you think that setting a Sell wall at $10 is going to somehow result in ppl buying it at more than 10$?
Aren't SALT being sold to general public for $10? So that means it's a price cap of $10, not a floor.
The SALT project looks quite promising.
And I know of some ways that can make it multiple times more promising.
Nevertheless, the total supply will be 120 million.
And at $12.5, that market cap would be $1.5 billion.
Relatively speaking, the current promise of SALT certainly does not justify it at such market cap level.
Buying after the listing + selloff would be far better than spending over $2k in the ICO and having to submit personal details for AML/KYC excuses.
I don't think that the price will be $12.5 soon.On Tuesday 22nd the SALT sale ended and sold out two retail tiers of 25,000 SALT at $10.00 and $12.50 each. And I know of some ways that can make it multiple times more promising.
Nevertheless, the total supply will be 120 million.
And at $12.5, that market cap would be $1.5 billion.
Relatively speaking, the current promise of SALT certainly does not justify it at such market cap level.
Buying after the listing + selloff would be far better than spending over $2k in the ICO and having to submit personal details for AML/KYC excuses.
25,000 SALT is A few percent of issued token.Everyone want to sell for less than $10.
That's not how any of this works. SALT will start trading over $15. Mark my words. The tokens sold under $3 have lock-in and won't be tradable over the market for a long time.
Can you provide a source for the lock-up periods of specific token Tier types?
Check the white paper.
I am thinking of purchasing a significant amount from a private holder. Current price is 12.50? I don't see it falling under 10.00 . . but I could be wrong. Boy, I wish I would have gotten in on the pre-sale . .
I've read the various comments here and see the issues with a potential pump and dump. But I think that loans on the blockchain will be commonplace in the coming years, so it might be good to get in on this as early as possible. I think long term, the price will go up.
I'd be interested to hear what some more of your thoughts are about SALT.
I've read the various comments here and see the issues with a potential pump and dump. But I think that loans on the blockchain will be commonplace in the coming years, so it might be good to get in on this as early as possible. I think long term, the price will go up.
I'd be interested to hear what some more of your thoughts are about SALT.
The SALT project looks quite promising.
And I know of some ways that can make it multiple times more promising.
Nevertheless, the total supply will be 120 million.
And at $12.5, that market cap would be $1.5 billion.
Relatively speaking, the current promise of SALT certainly does not justify it at such market cap level.
Buying after the listing + selloff would be far better than spending over $2k in the ICO and having to submit personal details for AML/KYC excuses.
I don't think that the price will be $12.5 soon.On Tuesday 22nd the SALT sale ended and sold out two retail tiers of 25,000 SALT at $10.00 and $12.50 each. And I know of some ways that can make it multiple times more promising.
Nevertheless, the total supply will be 120 million.
And at $12.5, that market cap would be $1.5 billion.
Relatively speaking, the current promise of SALT certainly does not justify it at such market cap level.
Buying after the listing + selloff would be far better than spending over $2k in the ICO and having to submit personal details for AML/KYC excuses.
25,000 SALT is A few percent of issued token.Everyone want to sell for less than $10.
That's not how any of this works. SALT will start trading over $15. Mark my words. The tokens sold under $3 have lock-in and won't be tradable over the market for a long time.
Can you provide a source for the lock-up periods of specific token Tier types?
The way I see it, the SALT Lending project is primarily a pump-n-dump business model.
While early participants of the ICO may lock in their over 13x massive profits thru selling, they may also be using their holdings to pump up the price, thus one reason why no outsiders heard about it when it was selling for 0.75.
Buy some millions of tokens at 0.75, use them as collateral for USD borrowing, use the USD to pump up the token price, sell to fools, use the profits to settle the loan and buy up more token, use additional token for further borrowing, use the new borrowing to pump up the price, rinse and repeat.
This can be very feasibly done because the supply of tokens sold at 3 and below is far more significant and constitute a major bulk of the entire supply.
Considering the lack of liquidity of token sold at 5 and above, such pump-n-dump operations can be very easily carried out.
And pricing tier sold at 0.75, 1.5, 3, 5, and above are simply an obvious red flag.
I am not sure if Eric from Shapeshift is a co-founder, but I suspect he is just an appointed one to be a public figurehead.
This pump-n-dump business model is very brilliantly designed, may be very profitable, but highly unethical and immoral.
Edit:
There is very little to no value transfer to the token holders thru the usual means of economic utility, except thru pump-n-dump, based on current structure.
While early participants of the ICO may lock in their over 13x massive profits thru selling, they may also be using their holdings to pump up the price, thus one reason why no outsiders heard about it when it was selling for 0.75.
Buy some millions of tokens at 0.75, use them as collateral for USD borrowing, use the USD to pump up the token price, sell to fools, use the profits to settle the loan and buy up more token, use additional token for further borrowing, use the new borrowing to pump up the price, rinse and repeat.
This can be very feasibly done because the supply of tokens sold at 3 and below is far more significant and constitute a major bulk of the entire supply.
Considering the lack of liquidity of token sold at 5 and above, such pump-n-dump operations can be very easily carried out.
And pricing tier sold at 0.75, 1.5, 3, 5, and above are simply an obvious red flag.
I am not sure if Eric from Shapeshift is a co-founder, but I suspect he is just an appointed one to be a public figurehead.
This pump-n-dump business model is very brilliantly designed, may be very profitable, but highly unethical and immoral.
Edit:
There is very little to no value transfer to the token holders thru the usual means of economic utility, except thru pump-n-dump, based on current structure.
The risk is not there.
But similar thing can be said with value transfer to the token holders, i.e. value transfer is not there.
Where is the value transfer to the token holders?
But similar thing can be said with value transfer to the token holders, i.e. value transfer is not there.
Where is the value transfer to the token holders?
As I have stated in my youtube videos and in emails to clients. Salt lending will be a HUGE company because their collateral backed smart chain contracts have LITERALLY 0 risk.
you loan somebody $25k and they default? POOF, you automatically get 25k worth of BTC/ETH into your wallet. You invest in a $10k loan and they are late on a payment, WHAM AUTOMATICALLY the platform will sell off a certain portion of the collateral ( crypto) and send it to you so that you get the payment that is expected for that month ( or whatever the agreed upon frequency is).
Seriously this is going to be crazy big.
you loan somebody $25k and they default? POOF, you automatically get 25k worth of BTC/ETH into your wallet. You invest in a $10k loan and they are late on a payment, WHAM AUTOMATICALLY the platform will sell off a certain portion of the collateral ( crypto) and send it to you so that you get the payment that is expected for that month ( or whatever the agreed upon frequency is).
Seriously this is going to be crazy big.
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