BGT Bancor General

>>2438809

Isn't the coin BNT?

>>2438809
you do realize that goyim are non-jews right?

>>2438863
I didn't make that zesty meme dog. If you want I can help you track down the creator and we can tell him this. I'm sure it's important enough.

>>2438852
Yes

>>2438872

Well why does your thread say BGT?

In any case, I for one welcome our new Jewish Bancor overlords.... because I spent some sheckels during the ICO.

>>2438897
It's not an acronym for the coin's title. I'm in the same boat as you my mentsh. I got 2k of these bad boys how many you dealing with?

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>>2438950

50.... you spent $8,000 on this? Oi vey. May the Jew be with you.

Snagged 500 BNT.

Is this a dumper or a long hold?

>>2439009
Yeah im trying to actually make decent money when this thing blows up

>>2439015

I think this is a sleeper hold.... I expect it to get fucked with on the exchanges, but do well afterwards if they deliver on their vision.

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>>2439036

L'chaim my fellow Biz/raeili

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only put in a fourth of my portfolio

>>2438897
DGB

>>2439125
it's not too late. you might even be able to get some for close to ICO price on exchange. there are a lot of ICO contributors who got in the first hour that want to sell cause they're pissed about the terms and conditions changing mid-sale.

>>2439244
That's just a babies cry.
It' more than obvious that some whale ordered a ddos attack to keep people of the table. They did fucking good considering i sent a transaction according to guidelines 2 s. after the start and it took more than 1.5h for it to come through.
Some guy who went 10 min. after me didn't go through..

>>2439823
yeah I sent at 10:04 and it took like 2 hours

Anyone know a good way to cash this out without paying taxes? When it blows up

anyone here purchased Aeternity?
when we gettin' our to'kens?

>>2440083
russian credit card

>>2440282
can't seem to find a place to buy bancor, any help?

>>2440083
Pay your taxes. Best advice you're gonna get.

>>2440299
Can't buy them right now, only scammy IOUs you
don't want as they are not transferable

>>2440299
Wait till it hits exchanges. You can get an IOU of a sort on hitbtc but it's overpriced IMO

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>>2440309
yes yes, just give these niggers everything you invested in because they might build a road, and not an underground rail- type either

>>2440438
the second option is to share a cell with them

As usual I will buy after the initial crash and then make my $$ on the subsequent rise.

I imagine I will snag them for 1/3rd of the ICO price, considering the over subscription of them, they are hugely overpriced.

>>2440503
>As usual I will buy after the initial crash and then make my $$ on the subsequent rise.

hasn't this basically been the investment model for every ICO just about except for Stratis?

to me, this shit seems bulletproof. let it crash and start buying up after a day or two of the rebuy

>>2440503
They have taken something like ~$20mn in funds over their soft-cap that will be spent on a buy-wall at ICO prices...it's not gonna dip.

>>2440514
It's where I make my best returns, it's like shooting fish in a barrel.

>>2440596
>They have taken something like ~$20mn in funds over their soft-cap that will be spent on a buy-wall at ICO prices...it's not gonna dip.

How are they gonna arbitrarily apply that wall to every exchange offering the coin?

Seems impractical

>>2440613
He thinks they care, when they have the funds in ETH, they are on a win/win if it fails or rises.

>>2440625
exactly this

it became apparent to me that most of these ICOs are trying to grab up as much ether as possible, even going so far as to amending their fundraisers and giving extra time periods

think 95% of them only sound good because they are becoming the alts of the ETH blockchain

it's a good little scheme because they will eventually remain and be speculated upon but their initial purpose is fulfilled

>>2440654
I'm staying away from these ETH blockchain altcoins for anything other than buying/selling dips and rises in the short term. I will for sure be buying into the ones that actually go real world use and not just look pretty on a whitepaper.

Stratis looked great, but even they seem to have done nothing to get it off the starting blocks. Their site just points to exchanges to trade, there is not information on the future of their tech. Shame really as that was one I gave the most hope to.

My advice to my friends/family is to stay the fuck away from ICO's until they're actually being run like companies and not like shitcoins.

>>2440654
Well you obviously know literally nothing about this situation so I don't know how you can claim that. If you thought about the buy wall for more than two seconds you would realize it doesn't need to be literally present on every exchange to affect prices everywhere. It's part of the smart contract, anyone with the token can use it. I'm not saying that there is nothing legitimately negative about the coin, many things are suspicious, but if you're going to make massive generalizations you should have something to back it up. FYI to my knowledge the dip has been getting smaller with every significant ico anyways, and BAT did not have one if I remember correctly

>tfw only 280 BNT

I should kms

>>2440613
??
they only need to put up a buy wall at a single exchange