$CODEX Currently, there is no intention to reveal that you are scammers, as everyone is holding onto false hope. Only those of us who see life and death plainly, do not want more people to be deceived, and are unwilling to let scammers succeed, are willing to disclose the truth here. If you don't believe it, all I can say is that good words are hard to persuade the damned ghosts.
1. Stopped withdrawals from the primary market without warning. 2. Upgraded after ten or more days (whose upgrade involves stopping the server and reprogramming—deceiving laypeople and the elderly). 3. During this period, held various meetings (brainwashing, promoting benefits) (more than three thousand people attended), and some couldn't participate because the number was full. 4. Today they say withdrawals are possible tomorrow; tomorrow they say the day after; then the day after, it turns into forced staking of earnings (no withdrawals or exchanges into listed virtual currencies). 5. All promotional collaborations for this coin are fabricated, such as partnerships with coin an, or awards claimed. 6. The project itself is very useless, with no real profit-making ability, constantly bragging. 7. Promises of minor changes are never notified to anyone, nor announced; comparable promises are unreliable (including yield rates and coin growth). 8. All the data provided is only what appears on their website, with no real significance. 9. The leaked source code is basically the same as several virtual coins that have already run away. 10. The server IPs used overlap with those of several projects that have already disappeared.
Note: 1. It is suspected that these people want to exploit primary users who do not want to lose their investments, continuing to deceive in the secondary market (in fact, once listed, the primary market cannot exchange virtual coins, and they have no relation to it; they still hold onto illusions, waiting until enough accumulation, then run away). 2. If the organizers want to do it properly, releasing primary market participants would be more conducive to market development, whether in trading volume or holdings. 3. Why don't they do this? Of course, they want to keep the primary market money in their pockets and not let it out. In the secondary market, they hold coins to manipulate the price, attract some buyers, and maximize profits.
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AlphaZhnbe163
· 01-04 19:47
I staked at the end of November, and I haven't exchanged or withdrawn anything since. Now, all the redeemable amount has become 0, and it has been moved into a cycle pool c. There are no other releases, neither redeemable nor withdrawable. Are you experiencing the same? Is it impossible to withdraw now?
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GateUser-cdeac8aa
· 01-04 15:06
You rebut, which point is incorrect, show the evidence, and I don't understand? What did I say randomly?
$CODEX Currently, there is no intention to reveal that you are scammers, as everyone is holding onto false hope. Only those of us who see life and death plainly, do not want more people to be deceived, and are unwilling to let scammers succeed, are willing to disclose the truth here. If you don't believe it, all I can say is that good words are hard to persuade the damned ghosts.
1. Stopped withdrawals from the primary market without warning.
2. Upgraded after ten or more days (whose upgrade involves stopping the server and reprogramming—deceiving laypeople and the elderly).
3. During this period, held various meetings (brainwashing, promoting benefits) (more than three thousand people attended), and some couldn't participate because the number was full.
4. Today they say withdrawals are possible tomorrow; tomorrow they say the day after; then the day after, it turns into forced staking of earnings (no withdrawals or exchanges into listed virtual currencies).
5. All promotional collaborations for this coin are fabricated, such as partnerships with coin an, or awards claimed.
6. The project itself is very useless, with no real profit-making ability, constantly bragging.
7. Promises of minor changes are never notified to anyone, nor announced; comparable promises are unreliable (including yield rates and coin growth).
8. All the data provided is only what appears on their website, with no real significance.
9. The leaked source code is basically the same as several virtual coins that have already run away.
10. The server IPs used overlap with those of several projects that have already disappeared.
Note:
1. It is suspected that these people want to exploit primary users who do not want to lose their investments, continuing to deceive in the secondary market (in fact, once listed, the primary market cannot exchange virtual coins, and they have no relation to it; they still hold onto illusions, waiting until enough accumulation, then run away).
2. If the organizers want to do it properly, releasing primary market participants would be more conducive to market development, whether in trading volume or holdings.
3. Why don't they do this? Of course, they want to keep the primary market money in their pockets and not let it out. In the secondary market, they hold coins to manipulate the price, attract some buyers, and maximize profits.