Topic: Your opinion about the Decenturion project - page 4. (Read 602 times)
I liked the idea of first decentralised State, so I registered for it in July, it was stil for free earlier, now it costs 1 dcnt token. Now I have many tokens of about 15 startups but no Idea what to do with them. They are not listed in any exchanges, nothing!
I have been watching the development of the state of Decenturion, very interesting! Well-known people have been involved, ministries and departments have been created, and recruitment is underway. Many startups have already placed their tokens in this state, and all citizens are distributed tokens of these startups in proportion to the status of a citizen. Now passes the second Congress of citizens of this state in Moscow. If all conceived will develop according to plan, it will be very exciting and profitable. But prices are shocked for entry into this state, the Senator's seat can be bought for 50 thousand dollars.
as always, time will tell. I personally passed by.
I do not see anything in this project that people need.
I do not see anything in this project that people need.
What about Decenturion I liked this project at beginning, it looks like really interesting and decentralized. But what it became now? The more money you have, the more authority you have in this State. Simply put, everything is the same like in the worst capitalist countries nowadays, just with some blockchain.
The cryptocurrency is not accepted yet by the world. And the states especially not will are accepted and recognized.
The States are not the whole World! Cryptocurrency is actepted in very many countries as assets, and in some countries as a payment instrument.
There are around 200,000 citizens in Decenturion who got their citizenship for free. So we can look how Decenturion will start their work and then another people can decide if they want to pay to become citizen.
And what will be when people buy the passport of this project? What will they from it receive? The cryptocurrency is not accepted yet by the world. And the states especially not will are accepted and recognized.
Today at The Second Congress of Decenturion Citizens a new Minister of Foreign Affairs was introduced. This post was taken by Aniset Gabriel Kochofa (The High Commissioner of the EECO for International Relations — Deputy Secretary General of the EECO).
For those who can not attend the event on September 13 in Moscow, there will be a live broadcast (beginning at 11:00 Moscow time on the official YouTube channel of the Decentuirion), or you can watch the event in the recording later.
The Second Congress of Decenturion Citizens will be held in Moscow on September 13.
Participants of the event:
Bobby Lee (Co-founder of BTCC),
Helen Disney (The CEO and Founder of Unblocked),
Deng Feiji (The founder of Trump Capital and the Chairman of the China Blockchain Alliance),
Ken Rutkowski (The co-founder of the #1 business radio talk show in America, “Business Rockstars”),
Aniset Gabriel Kochofa (The High Commissioner of the EECO for International Relations — Deputy Secretary General of the EECO) and others.
Participants of the event:
Bobby Lee (Co-founder of BTCC),
Helen Disney (The CEO and Founder of Unblocked),
Deng Feiji (The founder of Trump Capital and the Chairman of the China Blockchain Alliance),
Ken Rutkowski (The co-founder of the #1 business radio talk show in America, “Business Rockstars”),
Aniset Gabriel Kochofa (The High Commissioner of the EECO for International Relations — Deputy Secretary General of the EECO) and others.
News from Decenturion market. Last week 7 new start-ups entered Decenturion market: Cyber Capital Invest, Finolog, GraphGrail Ai, RaddaR, Sponsy, Valena-SV, Travel with me.
There are around 200,000 citizens in Decenturion who got their citizenship for free. So we can look how Decenturion will start their work and then another people can decide if they want to pay to become citizen.
No obvious project; no clear information; no team; no whitepaper; their logo is a 90–degree turned David Star with a missing line (very creative!); claim their DCNT token will be number one on CoinMarketCap 6 months from now while it's not even listed there; wanna–be 'citizens' pay an entry for a passport ranging between $50–$25,000 (now it's $1,500) and that entry will be paid to existing 'citizens' as 'taxes.'
Yeah, no shit. That last sentence alone guarantees that it's a definite Pyramid Scheme.
In addition, the project distributes bonus tokens, which can be sold in Telegram chat. I tried to sell my coins - they were written off from the account, but i did not get the payment, tech support on this occasion is silent. It is impossible to obtain truth from the representatives of the project. I'm sorry for people who believe the project and invest their money in it! Yeah, no shit. That last sentence alone guarantees that it's a definite Pyramid Scheme.
No obvious project; no clear information; no team; no whitepaper; their logo is a 90–degree turned David Star with a missing line (very creative!); claim their DCNT token will be number one on CoinMarketCap 6 months from now while it's not even listed there; wanna–be 'citizens' pay an entry for a passport ranging between $50–$25,000 (now it's $1,500) and that entry will be paid to existing 'citizens' as 'taxes.'
Yeah, no shit. That last sentence alone guarantees that it's a definite Pyramid Scheme.
Yeah, no shit. That last sentence alone guarantees that it's a definite Pyramid Scheme.
Has anyone heard of the Decenturion project (the first state on the blockchain technology)? Maybe even someone actively participates in it? Do not you think it's a genius fraud, another pyramid? People are lured with generous promises like those that the "state" Decenturion, unlike ordinary states, will pay taxes to its "citizens", if only citizens buy the project's tokens and order a paper "passport" at a price of $ 50
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