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whats wrong with him

>>9369783
check dis

>Tried to raise 120k ETH for their stupid shopping app ICO and have so far after many months only raised 3k ETH.
>try to rebrand the failure as a success for investors with a 95% token burn.
>Apple shut their shit down and won't release the iOS version so they've only got an android version.
>got a times square advertisement to shill their app when people couldn't even download it yet.
>have their team same fagging on /biz/ trying to shill their stupid app.
>have no exchange partners for when the ICO finishes in 40 hrs.

Wyskucks eternally BTFO

It's the first German ICO with full legal advice from KPMG. It was described as "an idea more radical than facebook or google" by the biggest financial newspaper in germany and the team were on german tv 7 times in one day last week.

I've been shilling this ICO for a couple of weeks on here but many of you fail to see the massive upside potential for this token. Digital commerce is in the trillions of dollars a year. If this app captures even a few percent of that we're looking at a multi billion dollar market cap. The figures for digital advertising are something similar too.

Market cap from coins in circulation if the ICO sells put should be around 25 million or around 50 including the dev fund and tokens reserved for incentivising institutional adoption.

I had the CEO come through and answer some questions the other night. Rather that pursuing the traditional VC funding route, the wys team are super keen to decentralize the investor base and give more people the opportunity to realize the substantial gains. Do yourself a favour anon or stay poor.

Would you have had the foresight to invest in instagram at $25 mill (sold for $3b)?

>>4007282
Yeah, it was kind of a surprise when they asked me but apparently they value the insights of someone who's been in the space for 5 years. I had Tobi (the ceo) on here to answer some questions the other night but it's hard to get traction when every retard just wants to read link threads apparently. I suggested they run a meme comp on here for some tokens.


Not officially, but just a vpn and claim your tokens and do what you want. They're a german team and have (on advice from KPMG) decided it's easier not to deal with your regulations. They're actually the first German ICO.

It's an erc23 token (basically the same except a small fix and complete backwards compatability). They have a clause in their whitepaper that says they plan to use ethereum but if they don't meet their stated objectives and other platforms will be better suited then they will convert the tokens and deploy it on that. I've been researching Ardor as a potential contendor.

>> 3909328 not anymore :)