Crypto currency (IF banned from CA)


Personally I wouldn't buy any of the traditional big boy coins as I think it is going to drop further. Normally Bitcoin dictates the market, if it goes up/down then so does the rest

However, HEX does its own thing and doesn't follow the market in that traditional way. There are reasons for this that I can go further into but it is due to the liquidity trading pairs.

HEX has done 2000x since it launched, and the founder is now launching another coin to rival Ethereum, if you feel its too late for HEX (its not btw) then getting in on day 1 of this new coin would be a smart play.

Disclaimer: not financial advice - I know the technical side very well as I did my thesis on Blockchain security for my MEng
Sorry, whats the new one called? Also where do you buy these if they arent on Coinbase or Binance?
 
Sorry, whats the new one called? Also where do you buy these if they arent on Coinbase or Binance?
the fork is called PulseChain and the native token will be Pulse (PLS) - HEX is not sold on coinbase or binance but you can buy through a DEX such as UNISWAP, which I would always recommend over a centralised exchange

In order to get Pulse, there is what's called a 'sacrifice' phase starting today/tomorrow - this is kind of equivalent to an ICO or a presale, basically you send crypto to an address and you will be rewarded with PLS token, the earlier you get in the better you will be rewarded.

In anticipation of this HEX has pumped about 50% in the past day while the rest of the market is red
 

the fork is called PulseChain and the native token will be Pulse (PLS) - HEX is not sold on coinbase or binance but you can buy through a DEX such as UNISWAP, which I would always recommend over a centralised exchange

In order to get Pulse, there is what's called a 'sacrifice' phase starting today/tomorrow - this is kind of equivalent to an ICO or a presale, basically you send crypto to an address and you will be rewarded with PLS token, the earlier you get in the better you will be rewarded.

In anticipation of this HEX has pumped about 50% in the past day while the rest of the market is red
Think you’ve been warned before about spamming with HEX chat. There’s no such thing as a guaranteed investment and, at best, you’re being disingenuous in suggesting otherwise.
Personally think there’s something far more sinister going on here.
 

Think you’ve been warned before about spamming with HEX chat. There’s no such thing as a guaranteed investment and, at best, you’re being disingenuous in suggesting otherwise.
Personally think there’s something far more sinister going on here.
All I am doing is telling people about the launch of a new cryptocurrency that has just gone live today. This is a cryptocurrency thread.

Please show me where I said it was a guaranteed investment, I even gave a disclaimer in one post 'not financial advice' I know the tech side of blockchain better than most as I did my thesis on it for my MEng.

Please elaborate on why you think it is sinister and contribute to the discussion as you regularly spam this thread with your feelings and easily disprovable arguments against crypto.
 
the fork is called PulseChain and the native token will be Pulse (PLS) - HEX is not sold on coinbase or binance but you can buy through a DEX such as UNISWAP, which I would always recommend over a centralised exchange

In order to get Pulse, there is what's called a 'sacrifice' phase starting today/tomorrow - this is kind of equivalent to an ICO or a presale, basically you send crypto to an address and you will be rewarded with PLS token, the earlier you get in the better you will be rewarded.

In anticipation of this HEX has pumped about 50% in the past day while the rest of the market is red
lol
 
All I am doing is telling people about the launch of a new cryptocurrency that has just gone live today. This is a cryptocurrency thread.

Please show me where I said it was a guaranteed investment, I even gave a disclaimer in one post 'not financial advice' I know the tech side of blockchain better than most as I did my thesis on it for my MEng.

Please elaborate on why you think it is sinister and contribute to the discussion as you regularly spam this thread with your feelings and easily disprovable arguments against crypto.
What's the difference between Hex and Bitconnect? They seem very similar and Bitconnect was a horrendous scam
 

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