The better questions:
- Would you still trust an ICO?
- Would you still trust a convicted criminal running an obvious fake project?
There are still good ICOs out there that only had less clients and investors due to the past accidents that changed the image of bounties and ICO projects. Not to promote the Founder, but that criminal already "were trying" to change his life and was helping a lot of those whom in need... but usually trolls on the social media with his wealth lol
(it's somewhat funny tho if you're a Filipino )
I'd never see a reason why we pushed ourselves to invest in this project knowing that it is for illegal purposes. We are cleaning the market from scam/fake projects and that it brought attention to the authorities since the growth of the same scheme is very rampant.
I don't think that it will catch the attention of the community but probably just being ignored.
maybe we have to report this to the authorities so they will take action in regards. And this also help to retain the trust of the people toward crypto which is once has been called a scam.
I'm pretty sure that the Philippines SEC will give a warning if not going to kill this project before it takes off. The Philippines is very welcome with regards to bitcoin and the rest of the crypto market, they have their own exchange coins.ph. So pretty much the government will or have this scammers on their radar and could be one day put down for good.
But you can't launch this project in Philippines without approval, so I wouldn't get myself trapped there.
Nah, the Founder isn't even on the Philippines nor allowed to go back in the country as well, and he wouldn't launch the ICO on the country of course. Everything would only happen online. If you would read his posts in his personal Facebook account (I'm too busy to look it up sorry), he managed to escape the country's airports security despite his pending cases, kinda rude that he literally posted every step he took (like on the movies lol), yet kinda funny as it portrays the poor management of the government with such matters. But still,
SEC can only warn their fellow Filipinos, but even them had already see crypto in general as a scam due to many local scams that used it.
so best way to report it to Philippines SEC if any exist.
Will try to do this tomorrow and simply make a long posts about the facts and why not to trust such then use that post as my reference in reporting it on SEC as well. Many had invested and this would take a hard time.. but I will try! Thanks!
The 9m investment from pogo is I think his way to make it more legitimate that he is trusted by a big group of company. Scammer is scammers and it will never change.
And the funny thing here is that it only costs 18per coin which must be 40. Also, he didn't mentioned the transaction fee's dependencies such as the higher the buy the higher the fee, yet I think no matter how huge your investment (hopefully no one would..), the fee would only be approx 2$.
Without white paper we won't know what is the idea behind this coin/token, We completely don't know about it's plans, etc. It's a big NO How will investors get interested in something they have no clue what it is all about? This sounds like a ponzi they are promising that your money gets x2 or more, all about money not cryptocurrency and blockchain technology. They have the confidence to run an ICO without proper documents, it is surely a sh*tcoin, pump and dump if it gets listed.
I've already mentioned that they will use the XNC as their "bitcoin" for their transactions and payment system throughout their illegal activities. Hence, there's no wonder that there would still people who would invest in it, particularly those that are have illegal connections with the founder.