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Referral Links / Re: Free UCash Tokens on signup and verifacation

« on: January 13, 2018, 02:38:09 AM »

Just to add a little to the Ucash thing. As of today, 12.01.2018, it is now possible to withdraw your Ucash tokens (If you have any) to your private wallet ethereum address.

I just did this, and It worked...,well at least the transaction is still processing, and has been for the last hour or so, god bless that super rapid Eth network

Anyhoo, as of todays date the Ucash tokens have yet to be listed on any exchanges so at the moment are effectively value-less until that happens.

BTW, the withdrawal procedure can only be done if you have over 300 Ucash tokens as it needs 300 Ucash to pay for the transaction.

Cryptocurrency discussions / Re: What is your Favorite altcoins?

« on: January 13, 2018, 02:28:29 AM »

My own favourite is Accelerator Token (ACC). Got these via an airdrop at the back end of 2017. These are linked to a hydro powered mining facility in the U.S, and the tokens can actually be staked to mine more ACC tokens, or even to pay for time on their mining facility in order to mine monero, bitcoin gold, z cash or a number of other coins. The ACC tokens themselves are listed on coinmarketcap at the moment at around 15 -17 dollars each, which considering that I got them In a free air drop is pretty good. According to their website mining calculator I could mine the 31 I was sent and create another 93 ACC tokens by just sending them from myetherwallet to my own etherwallet address (This is how they are mined.

Cool.

Reputation, Scams & Phishing / Re: eBTC is a Scam

« on: January 13, 2018, 02:11:44 AM »

Just to throw my 2 cents worth into the mix. eBTC, otherwise known as eBitcoin was originally a free airdrop, but it doesn't end with this as I guess you could possibly regard it as a scam of sorts but I would say an honest scam, or more specifically a 'cockup scam'.

The original airdrop went well, but then after the coins were airdropped it turned out that there was a major cock up when it was discovered that a senior member of the dev team had in fact made a coding error of unknown origin, and resigned his post as a result of this. The coding error turned out to be a token killer. The eBTC team that were left holding the bag did well to rescue the entire shambles and rescued the token. As a result of this the plan was that a new contract was created and the old useless tokens (known as eBTC cold) were to be swapped for new eBTC tokens for all who were in possession of them on the understanding that the holders left the old tokens in a wallet, not on an exchange.

Needless to say that a large portion of holders were so quick after the airdrop to dump their tokens that a large amount were left on exchanges and in doing so were not swapped, therefore rendering them useless forever.

My own story is that I received the original airdrop (over 2000 tokens) and wasn't notified that I had them, so had no idea what was going on, and as a result I found out in mid December 2017 that these had been in my wallet all along, and had automatically swapped over to the new eBTC tokens which at the time of writing this post (January 2017) are on the exchanges and doing rather well at around 50 cents per token.

Current holding of eBTC worth just over $1000. If that is a scam, then I will quite happily accept any other scams that I can get