Crypto currency (IF banned from CA)

What's the difference between Hex and Bitconnect? They seem very similar and Bitconnect was a horrendous scam
They couldn't be more different mate.

Bitconnect promised returns by using their 'trading bot' to generate profits after you gave them bitcoin, always relying on new people to pay these profits.

In HEX the interest paid comes from inflation that is only paid to stakers. It has a lower inflation rate than BTC and ETH (which has an infinte supply and inflates daily due to miners). It requires no new users to pay this inflation and does not rely on any magical trading algorithm

The bitconnect code had admin keys and was not audited, I believe (although would need to confirm) that they also required you to give up your private keys, meaning everything you had on their platform, they could essentially steal at any time... which they did

In HEX you use your private keys to interact with the HEX smart contract. The HEX smart contract is triple audited and has no admin keys - this means the code can never be changed and is fixed in perpetuity (immutable) and you and only you are in full control of your interactions with the HEX smart contract.

The simplest analogy for HEX I think is that of an ISA/Goverment bond. The ISA pays you higher interest the longer you lock away your money, with penalties existing for withdrawing from your ISA early. This is all HEX does, but removes any middlemen involved and is trustless.

Any questions let me know
 

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.
A quick search for the term HEX would suggest otherwise. I’ve had to soak my eyes overnight in bleach after reading all that.
Also adding a ‘disclaimer’ is purely lip service when checked alongside such quotes as
‘As adoption of hex increases, it will only lead to one thing. Insane price performance. I suggest get in before the train leaves the station’ lol
Or
‘I am encouraging people to buy and stake HEX’
Etc etc.
You should be ashamed of yourself quite frankly.
 
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They couldn't be more different mate.

Bitconnect promised returns by using their 'trading bot' to generate profits after you gave them bitcoin, always relying on new people to pay these profits.

In HEX the interest paid comes from inflation that is only paid to stakers. It has a lower inflation rate than BTC and ETH (which has an infinte supply and inflates daily due to miners). It requires no new users to pay this inflation and does not rely on any magical trading algorithm

Any questions let me know

Why do you buy children on the dark web and do you intend to let them go now we're onto you?
 

They couldn't be more different mate.

Bitconnect promised returns by using their 'trading bot' to generate profits after you gave them bitcoin, always relying on new people to pay these profits.

In HEX the interest paid comes from inflation that is only paid to stakers. It has a lower inflation rate than BTC and ETH (which has an infinte supply and inflates daily due to miners). It requires no new users to pay this inflation and does not rely on any magical trading algorithm

The bitconnect code had admin keys and was not audited, I believe (although would need to confirm) that they also required you to give up your private keys, meaning everything you had on their platform, they could essentially steal at any time... which they did

In HEX you use your private keys to interact with the HEX smart contract. The HEX smart contract is triple audited and has no admin keys - this means the code can never be changed and is fixed in perpetuity (immutable) and you and only you are in full control of your interactions with the HEX smart contract.

The simplest analogy for HEX I think is that of an ISA/Goverment bond. The ISA pays you higher interest the longer you lock away your money, with penalties existing for withdrawing from your ISA early. This is all HEX does, but removes any middlemen involved and is trustless.

Any questions let me know

Has the founder of HEX ever been involved in any illegal activity in the past?
 
They couldn't be more different mate.

Bitconnect promised returns by using their 'trading bot' to generate profits after you gave them bitcoin, always relying on new people to pay these profits.

In HEX the interest paid comes from inflation that is only paid to stakers. It has a lower inflation rate than BTC and ETH (which has an infinte supply and inflates daily due to miners). It requires no new users to pay this inflation and does not rely on any magical trading algorithm

The bitconnect code had admin keys and was not audited, I believe (although would need to confirm) that they also required you to give up your private keys, meaning everything you had on their platform, they could essentially steal at any time... which they did

In HEX you use your private keys to interact with the HEX smart contract. The HEX smart contract is triple audited and has no admin keys - this means the code can never be changed and is fixed in perpetuity (immutable) and you and only you are in full control of your interactions with the HEX smart contract.

The simplest analogy for HEX I think is that of an ISA/Goverment bond. The ISA pays you higher interest the longer you lock away your money, with penalties existing for withdrawing from your ISA early. This is all HEX does, but removes any middlemen involved and is trustless.

Any questions let me know
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