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chicoazul said:
Hi guys as part of the GOT due diligence team I have to audit everyone who posted in the last five pages.

Can you please answer these questions:

Have you ever voted Tory?
Was you ever pro Brexit.

Please let me know and tag in anyone else who’s voted last five pages to make sure they see this and can complete the audit too.

Thank you.

GOT DDT.
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Hi guys it is now daylight and as such the deadline for the Audit completion has passed. I’d like to review all posters who posted in the five pages before this polite request as they must surely be Tory and Brexiteer if they are too scared to answer.

Please help compile the list of shame.
 
Moomin said:
So Hex is your religio... sorry Crypto fund you back.

What makes it safer and more likely to succeed compared to other funds?

What are it differentiators compared to its rivals?
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HEX is a smart contract that runs on the Ethereum network. It has NO admin keys, meaning it is completely immutable, it cannot be changed or stopped. 99% of cryptos including BTC/ETH have admin keys which allow the creators/founders the ability to change the code as time goes on. This often leads to coins, or rather the admin keys, getting hacked, meaning an attacker can just take all the money, it also leads to malevolent founders just changing the code and stealing the money. This is impossible with HEX.

The HEX smart contract code has been audited 3 times for safety and security and has been running flawlessly for over 1000 days, while everything else crashes and fails.

The HEX smart contract isolates the consensus code, meaning any updates to the consensus network (ETH) does not affect the functionality of the code. This is a big flaw in BTC where two inflation bugs have occurred due to poor code. An inflation bug means anyone can mint as many bitcoin as they want, quite remarkably both bugs were responsibly disclosed and no such minting occurred. The benefit to having it isolated is that when the ETH network has an upgrade, like it did recently when switching from POW to POS it does not affect HEX in any way but HEX will gain the benefits of reduced pollution/faster network etc without any negative externalities.

One of the key principles of crypto is that you are in control of your own private keys. When you see all these exchanges going broke, people surrender their own private keys and give their crypto to an exchange as they promise yield. This is massive counterparty risk as you are seeing right now with FTX, BlockFi and Celsius to name just three. In HEX, you mint your own yield with your own keys, there is no middleman, there is no counterparty risk, just you interacting with an immutable piece of code. TRUSTLESS YIELD.

HEX does everything BTC can do but better, in fact it is simply just BTC but with a proof of work change. In Bitcoin miners are rewarded with inflation, in HEX the stakers are rewarded with inflation.

The people who get rich in crypto are the people who buy bottoms and sell tops, the staking feature in HEX protects yourself from yourself, think of the people who sold BTC when it dropped from $30 to $2. If only they had a mechanism to securely lock up their BTC and be paid yield for the privilege. HEX solves this.

BTC is at the top of the adoption S-Curve, the richest man in the world has bought, countries have adopted it for legal tender, banks and institutions are buying it. Who else is left to buy? the future for BTC is small (relative to crypto) gains. In the last run it only did a 20x. HEX is at the bottom of the adoption S-Curve, meaning even after a 10,000x there is still an insane amount of upside. The number of stakers is growing every day. HEX has been gatekept from the 'crypto community' by large, CoinMarketCap the leading ranking site manually places HEX on page 3 in rank 201, even though the market cap would have it more around top 20 coins. Again this represents oppurtunity, bottom of the S-Curve.

I can keep going if you want...

I am sure you think I am some laser eyed crypto bro but I am actually very honest about the space and criticise BTC all the time, like I said, I hold only one crypto and it is HEX. I have an MEng and my masters thesis was on blockchain security, HEX is the only 'true' crypto there is. There is no middleman, no counterparty risk, just me interacting with an immutable contract to earn trustless yield.
 
DuuuncanHadaPigeon said:
HEX is a smart contract that runs on the Ethereum network. It has NO admin keys, meaning it is completely immutable, it cannot be changed or stopped. 99% of cryptos including BTC/ETH have admin keys which allow the creators/founders the ability to change the code as time goes on. This often leads to coins, or rather the admin keys, getting hacked, meaning an attacker can just take all the money, it also leads to malevolent founders just changing the code and stealing the money. This is impossible with HEX.

The HEX smart contract code has been audited 3 times for safety and security and has been running flawlessly for over 1000 days, while everything else crashes and fails.

The HEX smart contract isolates the consensus code, meaning any updates to the consensus network (ETH) does not affect the functionality of the code. This is a big flaw in BTC where two inflation bugs have occurred due to poor code. An inflation bug means anyone can mint as many bitcoin as they want, quite remarkably both bugs were responsibly disclosed and no such minting occurred. The benefit to having it isolated is that when the ETH network has an upgrade, like it did recently when switching from POW to POS it does not affect HEX in any way but HEX will gain the benefits of reduced pollution/faster network etc without any negative externalities.

One of the key principles of crypto is that you are in control of your own private keys. When you see all these exchanges going broke, people surrender their own private keys and give their crypto to an exchange as they promise yield. This is massive counterparty risk as you are seeing right now with FTX, BlockFi and Celsius to name just three. In HEX, you mint your own yield with your own keys, there is no middleman, there is no counterparty risk, just you interacting with an immutable piece of code. TRUSTLESS YIELD.

HEX does everything BTC can do but better, in fact it is simply just BTC but with a proof of work change. In Bitcoin miners are rewarded with inflation, in HEX the stakers are rewarded with inflation.

The people who get rich in crypto are the people who buy bottoms and sell tops, the staking feature in HEX protects yourself from yourself, think of the people who sold BTC when it dropped from $30 to $2. If only they had a mechanism to securely lock up their BTC and be paid yield for the privilege. HEX solves this.

BTC is at the top of the adoption S-Curve, the richest man in the world has bought, countries have adopted it for legal tender, banks and institutions are buying it. Who else is left to buy? the future for BTC is small (relative to crypto) gains. In the last run it only did a 20x. HEX is at the bottom of the adoption S-Curve, meaning even after a 10,000x there is still an insane amount of upside. The number of stakers is growing every day. HEX has been gatekept from the 'crypto community' by large, CoinMarketCap the leading ranking site manually places HEX on page 3 in rank 201, even though the market cap would have it more around top 20 coins. Again this represents oppurtunity, bottom of the S-Curve.

I can keep going if you want...

I am sure you think I am some laser eyed crypto bro but I am actually very honest about the space and criticise BTC all the time, like I said, I hold only one crypto and it is HEX. I have an MEng and my masters thesis was on blockchain security, HEX is the only 'true' crypto there is. There is no middleman, no counterparty risk, just me interacting with an immutable contract to earn trustless yield.
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Who has audited it and what did they audit?
 
Moomin said:
Who has audited it and what did they audit?
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Auditing smart contracts is very common practice and is done by specialist companies, Hacken and Certik are the biggest two last I checked. Lawyers will often comb over a contract won't they, to make sure there is nothing in there that can be exploited, maybe for a business or employment. Same principle.
 

chicoazul said:
Hi guys as part of the GOT due diligence team I have to audit everyone who posted in the last five pages.

Can you please answer these questions:

Have you ever voted Tory? Never
Was you ever pro Brexit. Absolutely not

Please let me know and tag in anyone else who’s voted last five pages to make sure they see this and can complete the audit too.

Thank you.

GOT DDT.
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DuuuncanHadaPigeon said:
sir I am currently compiling a list of who completed the cult-questionnaire and they are on my chico cult list. Only your lemmings would complete such a questionnaire, since I am no mere lemming I refuse to complete and condemn those who do.
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Your refusal to audit is noted which means you’re a crypto Tory. Try shaking that moniker now plums. ATTACK HIM CULT.
 

DuuuncanHadaPigeon said:
also funny how this is all you took from that massive post, why do I bother lol
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I just skimmed it and saw audited 3 times.

Which was of interest and rather strange. But, would make for good advertising to try and make it look legit.

What was audited would be of interest , might just be a security process.

Is HEX the one run by the fella who was done for spamming and used to sell viagra?
 
Moomin said:
I just skimmed it and saw audited 3 times.

Which was of interest and rather strange. But, would make for good advertising to try and make it look legit.

What was audited would be of interest , might just be a security process.

Is HEX the one run by the fella who was done for spamming and used to sell viagra?
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It is strange to you because you are clearly clueless on this topic. Prove me wrong by providing a counter argument to any of my points.
 

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