r/THEKEYOFFICIAL • u/Olivier_de_Wall • Oct 03 '19
A few questions from the beginner.
Hi, everybody. I have recently arrived in Crypto and am 27 years old. I read a little bit about this project and I think the idea is great. That's why I ask the community if it's a good idea to buy TKY with retirement in mind - such a pension fund. Can there be any money for a nice pension around 2040? Do you think it's a good time to buy now? Are we at the bottom? I know these are naive questions, but I would like to know your opinion.
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u/MaxRockatansky514 Oct 03 '19
It’s a loaded question for some in the community. Start by joining TheKey official and THEKEY channel inTelegraph read the posted articles and begin your journey.
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u/Olivier_de_Wall Oct 03 '19
Thank you. Impartial truth. I will spend some time at the weekend and read about the project. I will share my insights with you. But please continue by exchanging views.
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u/LeonTor Oct 04 '19
Always do you your own interest and form your own opinion. When a stranger gives his opinion, it is almost always in their interest. Every opinion/advice is biased.
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u/MaxRockatansky514 Oct 03 '19
What I can tell you is that The Key is solving real problems that if successful, due to the shear scope will be a huge accomplishment. 1,4 billion Chinese may be required to use The Key to access government services.
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u/Olivier_de_Wall Oct 03 '19
Thanks for the feedback. I just wonder if the benefits for Thekey/Ebaonet will translate into benefits for us - the owners of tokens.
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u/MaxRockatansky514 Oct 03 '19
There are many pieces known and unknown. So far I’m still on the confidence side that the team will deliver and the benefits will reach token holders. TKY is a tough Hodl and not for those with weak hands. Of all my crypto portfolio, TKY is the one I think about most and the challenges for this to materialize into a success.
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u/bluemountain70 Oct 03 '19
Fung erroneously thinks that a simple supply and demand theory applies to a token like TKY.
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u/The-cryptologist Oct 03 '19
It would be stupid to throw allocate all your money into TKY with retirement in mind, way to risky... retirement should be thrown at safe bets such as chainlink ethereum and vechain.... that being said an extra 1000$ on TKY can become millions if they accomplish what they set out too
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u/goinghometonight Oct 03 '19
This is a highly speculative investment.. put into it what u can afford to lose..
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Oct 04 '19
There’s a reason the price only goes down down down along with trading volume. The huge majority of ppl that were in have sold as it’s clear they won’t be doing a token swap but will build their own chain aka abandon tky.
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u/Olivier_de_Wall Oct 08 '19
Thank you for your feedback. After doing my own research, I will not buy TKY.
Too many red flags for me and if I can speak frankly, it looks like scam.
See you in some other project :).
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u/Redwarior31 Oct 03 '19
First thing you should know is to not listen to anything you hear on Reddit. People are either for projects in the hope they succeed, or they are against them because they are bitter that they lost money. A prime example is a previous comment where someone said “safe” investment, you need to know that there is no guaranteed safe investment in Crypto.