Seasoned cryptocurrency expert Tone Vays belittles the Bitrue XRP- centric trade and reveals the chain of scams around which it is built.
Turtles all along
Mr. Vays mocks the announcement of Curis Wang, CEO and co-founder of the Bitrue cryptocurrency exchange. Wang said the XRP token is the best solution for seamless cross-border payments.
"It's Turtles All the Way Down"-@junseth@BitrueOfficial exchange building on @Ripple making the $XRP Scam Token the "Center" asset, while lobbying @binance to add their $BTR Scam ICO to their exchange powered by $BNB Scam ICO on the #Ethereum network powered by $ETH Scam ICO 😂 https://t.co/xTDa3tzOPi
— Tone Vays - TheFinancialSummit.com (@ToneVays) May 14, 2020
Because of this functionality of XRP , Bitrue chose it as "central asset" for its exchange infrastructure.
Tone Vays accused Mr. Wang of "lobbying" on his BTR token, the native asset of Bitrue, to add to the Binance trading ecosystem .
With a noticeable irony, Mr. Vays pointed out that Binance Coin ( BNB ) and Ethereum ( ETH ) are also "scam ICOs" in the same league as XRP and BTR.
Scam from day one
Tone Vays is a well-known Bitcoin evangelist ( BTC ) and XRP critic . It highlights the questionable nature of this popular token and the business of Ripple Inc. as a whole.
His poisoned comments are still criticized by the most aggressive community in the global blockchain sector, the XRP army .
In his recent interview, he explained why the existence of the XRP token bothers him. He also called Jed McCaleb, former technical director of Ripple, "one of the five most likely scammers in space."
Mr. Vays also shared his views on the future of the crypto markets and his thoughts on investment opportunities. The price outlook for Bitcoin ( BTC ) was also discussed in the interview.
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