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Please sit down I’ve got some news on Santa Clause..
Also, there's a Bitcoin post already and while there are now other cryptocurrencies offering more diverse functionalities this additional thread doesn't seem distinct enough to merit attention.
Though this thread only came back to life again today because new poster 'neweste' wanted to tout the benefits of their crypto based 'structured deposit product' which they recommended on another thread yesterday, which is not a scam honest guv.
The product they recommended simply lets you take a proportion of the upside without the full downside of crypto returns, and you can pick from a blend of products where you choose your desired rate of return, e.g. take take 40% of the blended crypto growth rate if it goes up, and lose 20% of your deposit if it goes down. Or take 20% of the crypto growth rate if it goes up, and all the money back fully guaranteed if it goes down. Or a more cautious option where you get only 16% of the upside, but if it goes down you get all your money back plus 4% return.
Q: How can they possibly generate the returns to pay you out if the crypto fails?
A: a mixture of magic, and it being a scam with the guarantee not being worth the e-paper it's written on.