I get what you are saying, and as already mentioned, hopefully, we got paid upfront this time. It seems they are marketing to your average person with claims like 39% return on investment. Not people who know about Crypto. That return is based on Hex though and not the underlying Ethereum coin and requires an ever-larger demand for hex to keep the prices going. This means more and more people investing etc. to cause an increase in price by an increase in demand. Would I want any of our fans putting any of their hard-earned cash into this? No no, at all. That would be my worry I suppose. Doesn't look like that increase in demand is working anymore either
I understand what you are saying but how many Barnsley fans get involved in the product? not many. Unless we can get a good sponsor as they have at Millwall, then this types the best unless one of the Ownership wants to do it and built it up.
Spot on Gally - this doesn't fill me with any confidence. I can see us finishing the season without a sponsor the way cypto is imploding.
https://wantfi.com/richard-hearts-hex-token-is-a-brilliant-scam.html It's far easier to find negative links about them than positive.
As someone who invests a bit in crypto, I'm obviously not anti-crypto. Don't know much about Hex to be honest. I still think it's a good time to be buying BTC and ethereum, though.
For me, the most persuasive evidence for it being a scam is that we've gone with it. It's far more on brand for BFC to be sponsored by a pyramid/ponzi/Nigerian Prince than it is to be sponsored by the legitimate future of blockchain.
On the plus side, the deal is worth 17 gazillion BitGroats* to Barnsley FC * Terms and conditions apply Prices may vary - they may go down as well as further down. The buying and selling of cryptocurrencies involve significant risks – you should never trade more than you can afford to lose. Prices are highly volatile, and you may increase or lose value in your assets at any time. Further, there is no legal entity that controls and regulates cryptocurrencies. Rather, cryptocurrencies rely on decentralised blockchain technology to safeguard assets and its movements. In the event of a crisis, there is no entity that will protect the cryptocurrency market to minimise your losses. Cryptocurrencies also expose you to operational risks, including, for example, where you may suffer losses due to failure of hardware, software and Internet connections. The above is a non-exhaustive list of the risks associated with the buying and selling of cryptocurrencies. As such, you should carefully assess your financial situation, risk appetite, relevant experience and knowledge BEFORE you decide to purchase. You should also seek advice from an independent and suitably licensed financial advisor.
No shirt sponser= fans moaning Shirt sponser= fans moaning Cant win some on the bbs need to get down oakwell and show them how to run a club. But in reality there probley sat at home still in there underpants eating a pot noodle slagging the club off on here about everything...
I know this is very serious stuff, but I’ve seriously never got the giggles as much to a thread on here, before I even looked, having seen the official announcement…. You couldn’t write it!