BorneTobyWilde wrote: » 20 times 5k is only 100,000 , that's if it hit a million a coin... correct..
Str8outtaWuhan wrote: » bought last night , its crazy fee to withdraw
BorneTobyWilde wrote: » That's the thing, even if it went to a million a coin, still not a fortune with 5k into it at this stage, still peanuts.
bosco12345 wrote: » What wallet did you transfer it to?
olestoepoke wrote: » I bought XGG on Bilaxy and transferred to trust wallet, fees weren't too bad.
Str8outtaWuhan wrote: » .02 eth
Lex Luthor wrote: » been saying this for a while, these ETH gas fees are ridiculous high and others will capitalise on this
sReq | uTeK wrote: » Hey guys, I just want to make you aware of an altcoin. Permission.io I have a friend who knows the creators etc. Anyway it's gone from 0.006 private to listed on bithumb at 0.002 and is now up over 250% going at 0.005, expected to hit 10 cent as they have something in the cooker with IBM. Dont know what it will stabilise at but might be worh a punt. Anyway just wanted to pass the info
FFVII wrote: » Anyone buy this? Another dodgy site using a third party company to complete purchase...https://www.bithumb.pro/en-us
Str8outtaWuhan wrote: » didnt withdraw yet , going to see if fees come down . was going to throw it to xodus or atomic
Onecoolcookie wrote: » I see a number of people have taken the plunge on XGG, anyone researched it fully and have high hopes for the platform or is it more just a worthwhile punt to get in this early? What price do you think it can reach? Cheers
dor83 wrote: » I don't know if I'm missing something but it's basically the native token for a platform that lets people play a lottery with crypto. They give 90% of the crypto staked to the winner and 10% to the platform. The 10% that the platform gets will then be used for token buybacks. Won't that just mean that the creators of the platform will be amassing huge amounts of tokens for themselves? My understanding is that you can use other cryptos to enter the pools, if this is correct what is the point of the token itself other than they are buying it back with the 10%? This is all just from a quick look at their so I could be missing something or just not getting something so don't take what I said as advice because I don't know anything more than is on the site I linked to.
ConstantinL wrote: » I;d say that most people just wait to see if the platform is real and not a scam (have not done their research properly I guess).
Graham wrote: » Can I ask where you did your research ConstantinL? I can't find much outside of the small amount of info put out by the promoters and a handful of dubious looking "going to the moon" shilly looking posts. Every one of your posts here is about XGG so I guess that makes you our resident expert
ConstantinL wrote: » I watched the video on their website, have checked the posts on Twitter, and looked at the pinned messages on telegram, then I also check them on ethereum scan & dextools. And there's even some info on Tokpie about them, but that's a super small exchange, the info is good tho.
Graham wrote: » Sorry to be a skeptic but anything that hasn't been directly put out by the XGG promoters? If you have some links you could share, that would be great.
Graham wrote: » As a crypto proposition it's probably not the worst ever but gambling and crypto combined might justify a slightly more cautious approach. At the same time that's not to say it won't have a good run if they pump it properly but you'd probably want to have one hand on the ripcord ready to make a fast exit
dor83 wrote: » Most of the info is from the 10x Twitter page from what I can see myself. I could well be wrong because I don't know much about crypto myself but from what I've seen from their website and twitter I wouldn't be putting money into it myself. The only use I can see for the token is to gamble on the pools and not pay the 10% for using another crypto and what do they do with the tokens the buy with the 10%? To me it looks like a way for them to sell useless token solely to make money for themselves, they make money from selling the token and if you use another crypto they take 10% to buy the tokens themselves which they then sell to someone else. Again, I don't know a lot about it and only have the info that everyone else has so I could well be missing something so don't take anything I say as advice on it, if you're interested in it have a look yourself and see what you think.
Unearthly wrote: » Anyone monitor large movement alerts? Got one last night that a billion worth of BTC was sent to Gemini. Might be the reason for this mornings dip
ConstantinL wrote: » That is no problem. I guess we have to wait for more solid/reliable source of info about it. check this link on the dmst, have a look at the first pic there, you'll see the 10x logo in the upper right corner, also there's lots of info about the DMST on their medium and on that page you'll see their partners, etc