Mirror (non)Trading International 2 - The Fallout

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warrenpridgeon

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And if you look at what is going on with the USD price of BTC it makes me just want to vomit.

All these blind idiots at MTI patting themselves on the back when they still have NO OWNERSHIP of their BTC.

It is like handing your bottle of brandy to the neighbourhood homeless alcoholic outside Tops, and a week later standing at the braai bragging about your awesome Brandy that will be delivered "a bit later".
Yet they say stuff about "we are in FULL control of our own BTC and can withdraw at ANY time"
except weekends... lol... apparently weekends don't fall within 'any time'.

Even exchanges are a risk to a degree... they can switch off their site and disappear... Luckily those pesky regulators are around and require people to have licenses and stuff.
 

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Yet they say stuff about "we are in FULL control of our own BTC and can withdraw at ANY time"
except weekends... lol... apparently weekends don't fall within 'any time'.

Even exchanges are a risk to a degree... they can switch off their site and disappear... Luckily those pesky regulators are around and require people to have licenses and stuff.
I don't know how you reconcile "I am in full control of my own BTC" with "Johan needs to authorise withdrawals manually for security". The two don't seem to gel, to my mind.
 

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Yet they say stuff about "we are in FULL control of our own BTC and can withdraw at ANY time"
except weekends... lol... apparently weekends don't fall within 'any time'.

Even exchanges are a risk to a degree... they can switch off their site and disappear... Luckily those pesky regulators are around and require people to have licenses and stuff.

I don't know how you reconcile "I am in full control of my own BTC" with "Johan needs to authorise withdrawals manually for security". The two don't seem to gel, to my mind.

Good grief, you people are still trying to decipher their reasoning by using simple logic...stop doing that, you'll give yourself an aneurysm.
 

joybellz

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Some of the questions to still get insight into.

1. Are they trading at all or are they running fake trading numbers/results? No proof yet...
2. How could they maintain sych a system if fake?(How do you maintain "200k+" user accounts and is that why their system.is getting slower and slower)
3. Are they falsifying their daily profits(giving lower results) to take bigger cuts?
4. Are they trading weekends and not providing the details taking an added cut?
5. Do they falsify their total BTC result to attract more customers?
6. When will they curb the countless (multiple) accounts that so many leaders and members are using to abuse their system.
7. Why can they not provide the wallet address to verify?
8. Is their encouragement of users getting personal BTC addresses an attemp to hide deposit and withdrawals from main stream wallets and tracking to their system?
9.Is JS the acting CEO or is it controlled by "the others". He might be a shy guy but CEOs have a role and responsibility to address the media and answer questions when major discrepanciesand issues arise and not hide behind a contolled zoom session.

That's it for now. To be added too.

It will be interesting, once an official, legitimate and authentic 3rd party audit is done. Even if it impoldes or gets dissolved, it would be good to see how this system was implemented, tracked coaxed, however you want to put it.

Popcorn and tissues will be available then... you can choose.
Steven Twain was also shy............seems strange !!!
 

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So the Hawks do have some teeth:


Hmmm the 2010 to 2011 period gives me some pause.

Is the R20million value of crypto based on todays prices or the price of bitcoin at the time the ponzi ran ?

If it somehow based on todays bitcoin price then the ponzi was tiny to non existing in value based on the BTC in the ponzi in 2010-2011. It wont surprise me if the article quote todays price just so it looks big at R20million rather than R200000 or R20000 lol
 

MegaTesla

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Hmmm the 2010 to 2011 period gives me some pause.

Is the R20million value of crypto based on todays prices or the price of bitcoin at the time the ponzi ran ?

If it somehow based on todays bitcoin price then the ponzi was tiny to non existing in value based on the BTC in the ponzi in 2010-2011. It wont surprise me if the article quote todays price just so it looks big at R20million rather than R200000 or R20000 lol

It wasn't crypto. People (Looks like about 7590) deposited cash between R1000 and R12000 at BennJ Financial Investments CC.
 
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