RE: Cryptocurrency Spotlight – Envion (EVN)

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Cryptocurrency Spotlight – Envion (EVN)

in cryptocurrency •  7 years ago 

P.S. you did see that the post had a "What I don't like about Envion" section near the end, didn't you?

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I have lots to say, but I don't want to bother you.

As long as the spread is very small it's fine too use exchanges like IDEX, I suggest giving it a try.

Please feel free to say whatever you like. This is a discussion platform: we learn from the thoughts and opinions of one another. I'm always eager to learn.

If you have personally experienced issues with Envion and locked tokens then I suggest you put in a ticket. If nothing happens then challenge them on all social media platforms, the links are on their homepage. Remember that busy blockchain companies CAN take quite a while to answer. I just got a reply from one last week (not Envion) for a ticket I submitted in AUGUST last year! I just kept on nagging until they answered.

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I have already two tickets, and 27 emails, most of them includes "Please response". When I see a red flag on any project (actually there are more in this case), I just sell. But Envion doesn't allow me to sell my tokens by locking them. Do you know that:
1- How many MMU's are operating now ?
2- How and when will they take a snapshot of wallets to calculate the dividends?
3- Will they inform us before the snapshot, so we may send our tokens from exchanges to wallets?
4- When will they make announcements ? (They promised to make on mid-april).
5 - They won't send dividends if the token amount is very small because fee may exceed the dividend. And we still don't know their dividend strategy.
6- They promise us to give %161 ROI approximately. But I have already lost half of my initial investment.
7- They don't want to inform investors anymore, they intend to inform investors just once a year like other ordinary companies do.

I can count more and more.

That's very bad of them. I would name and shame, share your tickets and emails on social media. Let me see if I can help with any of your other questions:

  1. I have counted three individual MMUs in their photos and videos. I suspect they are behind, but it is very hard to tell, we simply don't have enough reliable information.
  2. Wallet dividends won't be paid on snapshots, the dividends will be paid to whomever is holding the tokens at the time.
  3. See point 2. I would suggest not holding them on exchanges anyway, it's not as safe as a wallet. The dividends will be paid "after the audit", so we may get some warning, but it's not certain.
  4. They keep promising more and giving less.
  5. They have not determined a payout minimum limit. The way I understand that it will be dynamic i.e. the fee at the time will dictate whether it is paid or not. So if ETH is expensive that week it could be skipped, depending on how many tokens you hold. Payments are supposed to occur weekly. I assume all payments will be in ETH. They claim to be coin agnostic, but with an Ethereum based token, this is the only option that makes sense to me (unless they pay in EVN!)
  6. That 161% was not a promise! It was just an estimation. We all lost funds in the market crash, most coins crashed a lot more than EVN did! The estimations were originally done with October 2017 figures (if I remember correctly). The whitepaper revises this estimate to 181%, but this was not put onto the website in order not to get people too hyped up. I think that ROI will start off low but will increase up to and beyond 161%, especially if you hold the ETH that they pay out and don't just sell it immediately. I also think the EVN coins themselves will rapidly grow in value as payments grow.
  7. That's just speculation, but they are certainly being lazy now. For the record, they are still better than many others! Their fault was in originally keeping us very well informed, and then suddenly the PR department took a massive dive.