Enigma

isn't this the one that got hacked and lost like $400k of investors money

>>3507660
yeah, and then they raised the marketcap, extended the whitelist, ripped off pre-sale investors, and so on

>>3507669
Oh right, I thought that was it

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>>3507675
lmao

>>3507651
Its hard for to get excited about ICO's / ideas like this which the actual token use is for accessing data on their platform.

The primary way for it to increase in value as I see it is if mass adoption happens. And its going to be a very long road for that to happen, that is if it happens at all.

Its the same with Red Pulse and Cindicator.

Maybe all of these are brilliant ideas that might work out long term. But these are not ICO's that I can personally get behind.

Lets hope they are good for the flip/pump and dump which I guess a TON of people are wanting anyway.

>>3507651
btw, they repaid the lost money to the investors and did take responsibility for the breach. Basically a hacker got access to the CEO's email account which had a weak password. The hacker then sent out emails to people on the Enigma mailing list advising them the token sale is open and to send funds to an ether address.

Yes, they doubled the market cap meaning its going to harder to do a 2x/4x etc. Still a lot of people thinking it will still 2x/4x simply because of HYPE.

>>3507766
>CEO's email account which had a weak password.
Why would you trust this man then. He appears to be an opportunist in over his head. No wonder this coin attracted itchy trigger fingers that fell for the phish.

Don't buy this token until it has proven itself. It's years behind in development compared to veritaseum.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JH80Zg5uNjU

I dont trust this in the slightest. I would rather go cindicator or red pulse after everything Enigma did with fucking off their own investors.