Is it true that the carat coin virtual currency only goes up and does not fall?

Updated on Financial 2024-04-29
5 answers
  1. Anonymous users2024-02-08

    The internal market of carats is only up and down within $20, because for every 50,000 copies sold** and 1 billion copies are issued, the internal market of carats will be **to $20 each! The external market is volatile**, but it will only be higher than the internal market**, and the forward ** is $100 each! There is a lot of potential for appreciation!

    It is a good choice for investment and financial management!

  2. Anonymous users2024-02-07

    It can only be said that this is a myth. Do you believe in myths?

  3. Anonymous users2024-02-06

    I am a member who personally invests in Kra coins, and I have personally experienced the deceptive tricks of Kra coins, from the beginning they said that withdrawals were made once a week, and then once a month, to the current Kraka card can be withdrawn, and the Kraka card must have a passport to handle, and their people are divided into teams, ** background is also their own team background. When I asked them what bank could handle the Kraka, they said that the company did it, but they didn't know what bank could handle the Kraka. The most critical problem is that if you don't have Kraka, then your money can only be put in it, until they go out of business, your money is gone, if you want to contact the company, they can only give a **, you hit ** is also in vain, because the company can't solve it for you, and finally the company will let you find your team, what team, is your upline, if you don't go online, then you are miserable, and the money still can't go out.

    I told them that they were liars, and they went out from the group, and then ignored me, and in the end I couldn't get out the same money, so until now my money is still in it and can't come out, if I say that I went to Thailand to investigate, it is even more nonsense, because they all said that they went to Thailand, but most of them went to their own people, and then sent something ** or something, the same as nothing! I hope you see clearly, don't jump into it.

  4. Anonymous users2024-02-05

    Very unreliable!! This is a ** made by highly intelligent people, pushing up the value of carat coins through certain means, in fact, what is value? Someone is willing to pay for it, and that's the value of this thing.

    It's like **, it always has a certain value, even a cucumber has a certain value, because you are willing to pay for this value.

    Speaking of currencies, why can physical currencies such as RMB and USD be exchanged for goods? At present, the renminbi and the US dollar do not have a fixed gold or silver content, and are neither the gold standard nor the silver standard. China's renminbi belongs to the non-cash standard, also known as the credit standard.

    To put it bluntly, it is the state that gives a guarantee, "I (the state) prove that you are worthy!" "Although this value has been shrinking.

    And then again, who gave him the value of the carat coin? If a country is willing to guarantee the currency, it is valuable, although the value is not necessarily stable. Carat coin can't even compare to Bitcoin, Bitcoin is recognized by many institutions, Carat Coin is a copycat virtual currency, through speculation to coax its value, there is a suspicion of pyramid schemes.

    This kind of worthless thing will be worthless one day, just don't be the last person to take over the baton.

    Played out little by little, wood has merit and hard work!!

  5. Anonymous users2024-02-04

    The main reason for the sharp drop in the price of virtual currencies across the board is that the profit-takers have given back a lot of virtual currencies, which has suppressed the market.

    In addition to being weighed down by profit-taking, concerns about Ether's order-processing capacity also contributed to the digital currency's sharp decline. Last week, Ether** crashed, falling from over $300 to 10 cents in a matter of minutes, due to network congestion caused by excessive orders.

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