Bancor bread

>>2945159
Hi I bought 8000 from anon. Was good investment??

>>2945159
Okay. Lets wait a few hours for the stox ico to wrap up and pick up this discussion again.

>>2945180
>coin requires developers to make "ICO"s just to sustain any sort of interest
>this isn't an obvious pyramid scheme

Enjoy losing another 50%

>>2945166
taas, blockchain capital and tim draper thought so. next year there will be many BNT icos, so you have time to profit elsewhere if you see opportunity.

>>2945195
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>>2945192
>>coin requires developers to make "ICO"s just to sustain any sort of interest


It's a scamcoin made by jews. You probably think this is a plus, though.

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>>2945205
Thats one scam that they offer, theres also the etf and token changer scams. LITERALLY UNSTOPPABLE

>>2945192
Requires? No. ICOs using BNT are obly a slice of this pie. Bancor is bringing ETFs, easy fiat to altcoin/altcoin to altcoin purchasing without a buyer/seller needed for wildly increased adoption, a platform to create localized tokens, etcetc. There are other projects that do these things to varying degrees. If you believe in them more, buy them. I'm going with the one that Tim Draper and the Founders Fund are investing in. I'm going with the one wih the architect of the Euro advising. Seems like the obvious pick to me. You don't have to agree, but getting pissy and calling us shills doesn't undo the promise of this project.

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>>2945159
Easy. It's literally unstoppable on its way down.

>mfw when it had a couple days of growth during the general alts rise and all the banckucks of the board were shouting MIRACLE like a bunch of retards