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>>58836758
Can confirm.

>>55944572

No homo.

Gentlemen, we have been robbed, plain and simple. Twist and turn it however you want to make this look good but reality says otherwise.

I'd like to congratulate Dominic Williams of preparing, organizing, marketing and running the successful scam in crypto history. He has made all checkpoints:
>Nice idea, whitepaper
>Huge team. Wonder if they are real people or fake Tinder like profiles. Most of them successful, established, ex employees of Google, Apple and the likes.
>Roadmap
>Successful and coordinated launch on all major exchanges, something which hasn't been done before.
>Social media presence
>International incorporation

So, the perfect recipe to create a huge hype. No wonder it landed on #CMC in the top 5 on day 1.

Many gullible people fell for this because it sure did look very legit, promising and a true project with a future. But what we got was the biggest marketing ponzi ever. Many people bought at around $200-$300. They lost a lot. Dominic Williams and the gang around him made a couple of BILLION dollars in a few days. Not a bad chunk of change for the 3 years or so they spent planning for this HEIST.

I always wondered how such a nobody as Williams (check his Bio, linkedin etc) managed to gather such people around him since he was a virtual nobody, always after profit. Even he says so how his projects return such high yields for his investors.

Anyways, I probably would've been less pissed with myself if I'd bought one of the meme coins or similar garbage which I know is a scam, at least I'd know I gambled and lost.

But this, this was marketed as legit. Turned out to be the biggest scam in crypto history.