/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>11964921
>A currency that is valued by speculation instead of the traditional backings of national currencies is nothing more than monopoly money.

Apparently it's not. Have you ever seen anyone buying monopoly money for thousands of dollars?

FOXT just revealed that their official beta will start 12. december this year.
https://medium.com/@foxtrading/newsletter-7-29th-november-2018-40efe32fdfe6

The first feature that is shipped with the official beta is their signals service available for anyone who holds 1000 FOXT (0.03BTC at this time). The second service that gets released over the time period till end of January 2019 is the auto trading service. On top of this they will have a hands free trading pool where the deposits will be open for a limited time only.

The market cap of FOXT is still under 1 million dollars at $900 000 even with the recent pump. If the devs do deliver what they have promised this coin has potential for 10-100 million market cap.

Why aren't you holding FOXT yet?

it is just starting it's 10x bullrun. They'll soon have their trading algorithm in beta and when that happens it's instant moon.

Their unoffical beta algorithm has racked up over 60% of profits in under a year. You can follow it here https://www.myfxbook.com/members/foxbinarysignals/fox-trading-signals-beta-algorithm/2317579

>>11556882

6 away from being an old mans toy.

>>11555123
>These fuckers are going to short Bitcoin to 0 aren’t they?

The only thing they can short to 0 is paper bitcoins and since paper bitcoins aren't the primary way to trade BTC (unlike paper gold is the primary way to trade gold) it doesn't matter at all.

What does /biz/ think about coins like FOXT? Do you think investing in this kind of bot handled trading pool will bring profits?

Also, do you think this proves their algorithms performance or is there some funny business here? https://www.myfxbook.com/members/foxbinarysignals/fox-trading-signals-beta-algorithm/2317579