/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>20125700
>Great, except I can just transfer my BTC to the light wallet and BUY IT ANYWAY.
Oh yeah, you're right! Of course!

You're right, the government surely won't have any tools in place to track where you get your money. Surely, crypto can't be tracked. I mean, let's just ignore the public ledgers. Let's ignore the block explorers. Let's ignore companies like Chainanalysis that can *easily* track EXACTLY where you get your money.

hahahahahaha

You're living in a fantasy land

They are going to ban the exchange. They are simply going to ban anything that goes in or out of it, and will punish you if you trade on it. What do you call money laundering? What do you call illegal trading? Herpa derp!

>>18602446
>>18602506
>>18602546
Hex's claimed function is "going up in price". They literally talk about it on their website. The very function of this whole thing is to "go up".

HYIP's do this very same thing - you lock your money away and then you get a multiplier for how long you set it aside.

The Ponzi definition is about the function of the project. There is no function other than locking it away and hoping that you will get extra money, that the price will continue to rise.

This token has no other utility. Zero. Zilch. Its only utility is to be locked away. So yes, in function, it is a ponzi.

>Early adopters are rewarded in every investment
Yes, but that's not what a Ponzi is.