Do you think this is going to recover? Is it a scam or just a team that has failed?
REQ
Ayden Garcia
Gabriel Gonzalez
Just buy the dip idiot
Hunter Edwards
Bought @3cents and I am so nervous rn.
Hope you fags don't dump on me.
Jeremiah Wright
10 cents by april
Adrian Parker
>team takes moneytis investor money, investors lose money
>team “pivots” to request network while in YC
>worst, most incompetent YC team in winter batch and everyone knows it
>cashes in on ico craze
>steals logo from other company
>tricks investors with muh fiat muh mainnet muh ING partnership
>squats in kyber’s office to steal their code, since the req team can hardly code for themselves
>accomplishes no tasks
>req team exposed by wiki france for being lazy, uncommunicative. turns out to be true all along
>suspicious eth and req token transfers from team wallets, coinciding with major dumps
>pushing roadmap goals further and further out until they can dump all their vested tokens in Oct. 2019
>sudden silence on pwc france development (there’s nothing even remotely completed)
>they call it v2...when it really is just starting from scratch because they still haven’t put in enough effort to integrate btc
>plan for pivot after vesting period and dumping of req tokens
Get out of this scam investment while you can.
Daniel Richardson
absolutely no one on biz likes this project. no one
a few super bagholders come here in hopes to pump their bags but the honest truth that we all know is REQ is shit.
not just a little shit but absolute fucking bottom tier turd levels shit.
It's sad that REQ doesn't have it's own chain cause if any turds needed flushing this is it for sure.
Jack Robinson
Never worked at a startup before, huh? Pivoting happens regularly. It's because of rotational forces when approaching local minima.
Sebastian Adams
>always do the opposite of what Jow Forums says
Nathaniel Adams
>if I say a lot of words maybe I'll sound smart
Andrew Scott
>absolutely no one on biz likes this project. no one
this is a lie. Req had a lot of hype on Jow Forums. Maybe it was reddit faggots who browsed both, but there was a time when Req threads were among the most voluminous.