kriptovalute - ponzi, scam, fud, fomo, ...

There are now nearly 1,600 cryptocurrencies, and the number continues to rise. It is time to start recognizing their issuers’ utopian rhetoric for what it is: self-serving nonsense meant to separate credulous investors from their hard-earned savings.

dronyx je 21. maj 2018 ob 19:58 izjavil:

FOMO: One in five ICOs may be frauds

Mangrove Capital, an early investor in Skype, performed analysis claiming that if an investor had blindly invested in every visible ICO, including a significant number which failed, the return would have been 13.2 times that of your initial investment.

Z drugimi besedami povedano na tem kripto marketu bi dobro služile tudi opice, če bi čisto naključno investirale. Je pa res, da pretekli zaslužki niso nobena garancija za prihodnost...učijo borzni analitiki.

Nvidia said it had expected about $100 million in sales of chips bought by currency miners in the fiscal second quarter. Instead, the total was $18 million in the period, and that revenue is likely to disappear entirely going forward, the company said.

Now, eight months later, the $23,000 he invested in several digital tokens is worth about $4,000, and he is clearheaded about what happened.

Kim Hyon-jeong, a 45-year-old teacher and mother of one who lives on the outskirts of Seoul, said she put about 100 million won, or $90,000, into cryptocurrencies last fall. She drew on savings, an insurance policy and a $25,000 loan. Her investments are now down about 90 percent.