Up 10,000%! The 2nd Rollbit ICO is close to opening

[sooun222]

I've done a lot of ICOs, but I don't think I should miss this ICO, so I'm sharing it.

Every day, 30% of the daily N-PIK revenue is distributed to PIK holders based on staked PIK tokens!

PLYP tokens, distributed through the airdrop event, support BankSwap and user-to-user transactions, providing additional opportunities for recovering investment funds.

With a daily 5% burn, the value can only rise. (Deflationary coin)

Purchase at the lowest discounted price of 80%! Once the presale ends, prices will increase!

★★ N-PIK has obtained a legitimate casino license from the Ugandan government and applies hybrid decentralized blockchain technology, allowing users to securely retrieve cryptocurrency assets!

The ICO date is December 1st at 09:00 AM (UTC). It could sell out early, so don't miss this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity... I've set my alarm. Haha

⏰ First pre-sale period: 12/01 09:00:00(UTC) ~ 12/31 08:59:59(UTC)

[Jaephoenix]

I see new tokens coming in flaunting online casinos etc. It is fine and good. But what rules or functions are they putting in place to redice the money laundering accusations being thrown at them, and thus sullying the already tarnished reputation of crypto? I tongues regulations should be tighter on these projects to reduce criminal activities

[DarrowT]

While the promise of high returns is tempting, the risks can outweigh the rewards. Instead, I prefer to stick to more stable investment options. However, if you're keen on exploring ICOs, it's crucial to do thorough research and consider factors like the project's team, technology, and market potential. Personally, I've found ICO Calendar [nofollow] to be a helpful tool for identifying legitimate opportunities amidst the sea of risky ventures. It's all about making informed decisions and minimizing risks in the volatile world of cryptocurrency investments.

[irishbeast]

While the promise of high returns is tempting, the risks can outweigh the rewards. Instead, I prefer to stick to more stable investment options. However, if you're keen on exploring ICOs, it's crucial to do thorough research and consider factors like the project's team, technology, and market potential. Personally, I've found ICO Calendar to be a helpful tool for identifying legitimate opportunities amidst the sea of risky ventures. It's all about making informed decisions and minimizing risks in the volatile world of cryptocurrency investments.

Well said. Also make sure the project team are on Linkedin or something similar as sometimes they are just fake people, with communities of paid members. Not saying thats the case here but just be careful. I wouldn't go in heavy but I'd always throw £100 at a half decent ICO. Not a fortune to lose but if it explodes on release then theres a few grand to DCA in to main portfolio. In my idealistic world!!