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For those who are wondering, he is talking about Bancor and the problems 2017-06-13 09:48:46 Post No. 2433820
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For those who are wondering, he is talking about Bancor and the problems
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2017-06-13 09:48:46
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B-But we can rollback the blockchain if anything goes wrong, can't we?
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Remember, throwing your money to dumb contracts is smart.
> I wonder who could be behind (((BANCOR))))
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Nice try Mossad, the goyim know and you won't get to keep your investment all to yourself this time.
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he's right you know
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"It is therefore material and misleading to wrongfully claim that Bancor "eliminates the spread" as is claimed in various marketing material available on Bancor website because this gives the false impression to non-sophisticated investors that there is no transaction costs when trading SmartToken via Bancor protocol. This is simply mathematically/financially incorrect "
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>>2433820
I'd be quite pleased if Bancor was the one to pop the ICO bubble. Shit's a distraction from all the cool stuff going on in crypto.
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Untested code? I thought nick johnson from eth foundation audited it?
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Lord Vitalik burbequim will save them no problem
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It is stored in offline multi sig wallets lmao. Nice cud though
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>>2433820
good, maybe it can get hacked, then hardfork, get etc2 AND MAKE EVEN MORE MONEY FROM OUR NEW COINS!
FUCK YEAH SON OF A BITCH MOTHERFUCKER!
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