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Savedroid was here, is here, and will be here [video]
- macieklaskus 9y agoAn unintended side-effect of this stunt is that it showed how strong convictions ICO experts hold about their recommendations: https://twitter.com/SatoshiAnswers/status/986645861655633920 https://twitter.com/SatoshiAnswers/status/986645861655633920
- baxtr 9y agoI wonder if that changes now again back to better values. Crazy
- andybak 9y agoIs this the equivalent of a bank faking foreclosure as an April Fool's prank? Not sure I want my financial institutions to have a wacky sense of humour.
- microtherion 9y agoThis could actually be the perfect meta scam: The hoax appears to have done rather substantial damage to their business prospects, so now they have the perfect cover story to "go broke" and "lose" all their IPO proceeds.
- probably_wrong 9y agoMy phone browser dies whenever I try to visit the website. Is there some kind of weird script running?
- mojolozzo 9y agoIf you click on "Learn more", you are redirected to http://anditsg.one/ http://anditsg.one/. Or directly to the youtube video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o5_bwFf_byo https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o5_bwFf_byo
- lawlessone 9y agoSome weird animation in the wallpaper of the site that avoids the mouse.
- MrBuddyCasino 9y agoTIL „blockchain ICO consultant“ is something people call themselves.
- baxtr 9y agoI think this is neither funny nor insightful. Maybe something on the level of Tesla’s April’s Fool prank. But April 1st was 3 weeks ago
- pandacat 9y agoI am very disappointed, I thought this was one of the very rare cases where some one has done an "honest" exit scam where he wasn't trying to blame some one else or trying to talk himself out. IMO Probably the worst PR idea ever, how can you be taken serious after it. They were already late on schedule on their roadmap, investors will be happy to see they spend so much time on fake exit-scamming.