Hmm. I can't seem to edit that - so here goes:
A little while I stumbled across an crypto exchange called Liquid.com -- I found it because I like to regularly keep an eye on the price of Stac coin. I have little over 30k of those coins and I've been white knuckling them for almost 2-3 years. For those of you that don't know what white-knuckling is, it's holding onto them very tightly.
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A bit of background: Stac coins are part of the Project coinstarter. Coinstarter was once upon a time a very promising young project. Coinstarter is essentially a hub for new ICO projects to list their projects and get some funding from interested parties -- it's essentially like a crowdfunding platform but with a twist. If you bought into their project they would give us access to their coinstarter box. A box that let's you grab free ICO coins from all the promising projects listed with them in exchange for some Stac. The project raised more than 7 million of capital and were raring to go. Sounds good doesn't it?
Well, it wasn't all that great for them because they kept missing their deadlines and people were complaining, and because of the nature of what they were offering people had high expectations and they hadn't delivered any of it. As time passed by investors ended up selling their coins for a massive loss. I bought into the project when eth was at it's all time peak. $1.5k per eth, and I put 3 of them in there in return for around 16,000 coins.
People were so disappointed in the project that they were just selling their coins, sometimes 100,000 of them for less than $100 -- considering they must have put in at least $20k for 100,000 coins, they sold at a massive loss. I had pretty much given up on it myself, but I wasn't prepared to let my nearly $5k investment go down the tube -- I held onto them.
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So I saw liquid.com and I seen that Starter coin was trading in quantities of over 7million coins per day. Quite a lot for a dead project, and it had me slightly curious. Why would anyone want to trade a dead coin? So I fired up my coinstarter.com account and woah and behold, they've finished the coinstarter box, and it bloody works. YES. IT WORKS. I had to wait for a little bit to get in, but once I went through the queue I was able to pull off my tokens into my eth wallet:
If you wonder why I've blacked out those addresses it's because I sit on enough hack forums to know that all they need is your address these days.
Anyway! - I've been pulling these into my account every 5 hours. I wait until they max out. 1 AIR, 240 HUBRIS, 100 LVPD, and 20 TRAVEL. By the time I've finished over the next week I'll have quite a few of these coins. The cost of pulling these coins into my wallet? 1 Stac per pull!!!
Now you might be asking, yeah, that's all well and good Raymond, but these coins you're pulling are shitcoins! Actually, you'd be wrong. It's just that all four of them right now are going through their ICO'S. Let me get out their websites:
AIR: I couldn't find this one! Grr
HBRS:
https://www.hubrisone.com
LVPD:
https://livepod.tv
(So, I'm no joke pulling 100 tokens every 5 hours from a project that issued 250 LVPD per eth.)
TRAVEL: I couldn't find this one either, but it's there. I checked on etherscan.
I've always wanted to build a super diverse portfolio with lots and lots of coins and now I can -- you see, these coins change every month. As new coins get added, the coinbox updates with nice new coins.
So now you're probably wondering how much all of this costs, right?
Head over to liquid.com or any other exchange that deals with Stac and grab 10,000 Stac coins for around $2!! Yup, that's 10,000 pulls of crypto into your eth token wallet for $2! And hold onto it
Don't believe me? Here's Liquids Stac/Eth exchange.
Or just think I'm being sensationalist - it's totally up to you!
but eventually the old users will catch on and realise they are missing out just like I did. 10,000 pulls for $2 is an amazing deal. Get it whilst it's still there!
I didn't put any links in this to show you I wasn't making any money from it -- just pure information
