Lampwick
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Tronix (TRX)
Is anyone holding this? It's had a meteoric rise to a ~$17 billion market cap. But just today, someone has reportedly sold 6 billion tokens (around 10% of the circulating supply):
https://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/..._trx_scam/
The CEO Justin says that it was not him, but "our private investor and market maker" who is also named Justin:
https://twitter.com/justinsuntron
What a funny coincidence! The CEO says it could not be him, because he only uses his Chinese name for registration, Yuchen, since it is "unprofessional" to do otherwise. Except for this screenshot of his laptop, which shows that he used "Justin" for another one of his accounts:
https://pasteboard.co/H1EANOp.png
What do you guys think? Are you still holding this or are you bailing? I never bought any, I got a tiny amount from an airdrop, which I sold.
If this crashes, I'm wondering what it will do to the confidence of the market.
(This post was last modified: 01-06-2018 08:25 AM by Lampwick.)
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Roosh
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RE: Tronix (TRX)
(01-06-2018 07:42 AM)Lampwick Wrote: Is anyone holding this? It's had a meteoric rise to a ~$17 billion market cap. But just today, someone has reportedly sold 6 billion tokens (around 10% of the circulating supply):
https://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/..._trx_scam/
The CEO Justin says that it was not him, but "our private investor and market maker" who is also named Justin:
https://twitter.com/justinsuntron
What a funny coincidence! The CEO says it could not be him, because he only uses his Chinese name for registration, Yuchen, since it is "unprofessional" to do otherwise. Except for this screenshot of his laptop, which shows that he used "Justin" for another one of his accounts:
https://pasteboard.co/H1EANOp.png
What do you guys think? Are you still holding this or are you bailing? I never bought any, I got a tiny amount from an airdrop, which I sold.
If this crashes, I'm wondering what it will do to the confidence of the market.
It may not be accurate:
https://theripplecryptocurrency.com/tron-fud-alert/
But isn't TRON still years away from a product? Not sure why it got pumped.
Roosh
http://www.rooshv.com
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Lampwick
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RE: Tronix (TRX)
(01-06-2018 12:35 PM)[email protected] Wrote: I imagine the FUD is real on this one. The reason I never got in TRX was the same reason it shot up so quickly. The price was manipulated up using huge buy and sell walls put up by this "private investor helping to create liquidity". Essentially this private investor who is someone on the inside was pushing the price up with sell wall manipulation and then taking profits within these big buy and sell walls.
it made sense to me considering TRX hasn't been around that long (3-4 months) and has virtually nothing except a website yet jumped into the billion dollar cap and now #6. I am actually worried about what will happen to the market if it becomes clear he has been dumping
Burner, I had a very similar reaction once I started looking at this coin. It has a lot of bad signs:
- Suspicious insider selling activity
- Bogus whitepaper with references to Star Trek, technobabble
- Shifty looking CEO with gay face (often closeted guys have issues)
- Obvious, sociopathic lying when confronted (The smart contract is flawed, we had to move the coins to cold storage. That Justin's not me, it's the other Justin).
- 60% of supply went to insiders
- Coin comes out of nowhere and nearly hits $20 billion
- Bogus site game.com which is supposed to be a partner
- Huge buy walls right now, probably to support insider dumping
- Instant rebuttal blog post from a supposed third party to the allegations on reddit, complete with reassurance and sales pitch at the end
- Fanatical community that shouts down everything as FUD and jealousy
- Dumbest of the dumb money is in this one, largely because it looks cheap (< $1) and has a cool name
Even if you take his excuses at face value, he's admitting that an insider is buying and selling to manipulate the market.
(This post was last modified: 01-06-2018 04:31 PM by Lampwick.)
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