-@TH3WH17ERABB17-Q- Questions. White House Insider's posting twitter account-

Found THIS analysis interesting.
It analyzes Q's "What is a map?"


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Was just researching the largest newspaper publisher in Europe, especially focused on German Language newspapers, and saw on their Wikipedia Page that they have a giant OWL at their front entrance.

"Their Symbolism will be their downfall" - Qanon

a reply to: IAMTAT

Interesting, first thought, wikileaks email, Podesta`s handkerchief with a map, looking pizza related springs to mind.

WTF?!!!!

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ICO 12/18/17

originally posted by: IAMTAT
WTF?!!!!

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ICO 12/18/17

Yes...WTF indeed.

a reply to: Skyfloating

Remember the NK rocket with 12/18/17 on the nose cone?
Check out the lower right corner of this page:
rothscoin.io...

Anybody out there know why this helpful smartsheet stopped getting updated?

a reply to: IAMTAT

coinmarketcap.com...
coinmarketcap.com...

originally posted by: IAMTAT
a reply to: Skyfloating

Remember the NK rocket with 12/18/17 on the nose cone?
Check out the lower right corner of this page:
rothscoin.io...

It launches on the same date. Interesting.

a reply to: JinMI

Are you familiar w/Rothcoin?

a reply to: IAMTAT

No. It's brand new.

ETA: bitcointalk.org...


ETA...A: I see no team listed. That's the first thing I personally look for when researching a coin. Also the github is..nothing.

a reply to: IAMTAT

How odd. There is nothing I can find about its creators or anything!!

On one of the bitcointalk links there's an account called Rothscoin, which makes a thread debuting Rothscoin. They are asked if it is any relation to Rothschild. They said no...

After a quick search looks like this has been pushed hard in certain areas and forums on internet particularly the last month.

What is going on..?!

a reply to: IAMTAT

big un

peculiar

a reply to: fluff007

Sadly, it's not uncommon lately for ICO's to come and go...with peoples cash. It's also prevalent in cloud mining.

I would mark this as a scam coin and move on. However, I'm not sure the implications as it pertains to this thread.

originally posted by: fluff007
a reply to: IAMTAT

How odd. There is nothing I can find about its creators or anything!!

On one of the bitcointalk links there's an account called Rothscoin, which makes a thread debuting Rothscoin. They are asked if it is any relation to Rothschild. They said no...

After a quick search looks like this has been pushed hard in certain areas and forums on internet particularly the last month.

What is going on..?!

Website sure has a lot of pyramid/Illuminati symbolism.

Have you peeps seen this? She's still got it.. That is def no broken toe!





Link

Dp sorry..

originally posted by: JinMI
a reply to: fluff007

Sadly, it's not uncommon lately for ICO's to come and go...with peoples cash. It's also prevalent in cloud mining.

I would mark this as a scam coin and move on. However, I'm not sure the implications as it pertains to this thread.

This, from your source:
"Accepted currencies: BTC, ETH
Note: Investors can deposit BTC/ Eth to their wallet in RTC system and withdraw it at any time."

It looks like they're after BTC.

a reply to: IAMTAT

Ug...please say this is a joke.

a reply to: IAMTAT

So, the way an ICO works is as follows. Company puts up their webpage. Usually complete with a roadmap, team members, goals etc etc. Then make an announcement ( ANN ) on bitcoin talk. Then, generally some marketing.

In response, people send their bitcoin or ethereum to a specified address, generally making an account on the page or something similar.

After the ICO has finished, those donators are reimbursed with the new currency coin. Sometimes they rise, sometimes they fall. Given the nature of crypto at the moment, there is no regulation and no one to press charges against fraud. So, there is fraud! Thus the reason looking at the team is so very important from the start.

ETA: This was big news in the crypto world recently.

www.cnbc.com...