In this promotional video, the host introduces Coinfluence, highlighting its plan to list the token on exchanges at a price 13 times higher than the ICO price (approximately a penny). He explains the project's phased fundraising model, where each successive phase sells the token at a higher price, aiming to reduce mass sell‑offs and create varied profit opportunities across many (potentially 50‑100) phases. The speaker draws parallels to the HEX project, noting similarities such as referral programs, unique fundraising mechanisms, and community hype, while also pointing out differences in team visibility and celebrity involvement. He mentions that Coinfluence will launch on PancakeSwap and may later list on larger centralized exchanges. The video emphasizes the potential for large returns, but repeatedly warns viewers to only invest what they can afford to lose and to conduct their own due diligence. Finally, the host promotes the affiliate program tied to his BitcoinMYK.com platform, encouraging viewers to earn tokens through referrals and social engagement, and urges them to subscribe for more content.
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Welcome back to the channel, and I hope you all are having a great day. So today I want to bring your attention to Coinfluence. When they list their token on exchanges, they will list it 13 times higher than the current ICO price. So we're here on the BitcoinMYK site. Uh, let's kind of blow up this promotional so that you can kind of see, uh, what's going on on PancakeSwap. The listing will be, um, 13 times the current ICO. Probably the current ICO price is a little bit over 1 penny. I think it's about, um, a penny and, um, oh, I didn't mean to do that. Uh-oh. Yeah. Oh, took me to the listing where you sign up. Let me go back. But yeah, it's going to be like 13 times the size of, um, its, uh, current price. Okay, so, um, that is very interesting. Now, what's unique about how Coinfluence is doing their fundraising, uh, for the project? And, uh, right, you can look at some of our, our, uh, past videos about Coinfluence, what they're going to be doing exactly with the funds they, they raise in their initial coin offering. And just a lot about what the project is all about. But today we want to just focus on, as far as, um, far as it being an investment opportunity, uh, why it might be of interest to some of you all. So it will be on PancakeSwap, and my understanding through their AMA is that they're looking to do some, some listings with some much larger centralized exchanges as well. And I'm sure that they probably won't have any problem with that. But to kind of explain how they're doing this, it's kind of interesting. They're raising funds in a series of phases. So in the first phase where they're only going to be selling the cryptocurrency for like a penny, a little over a penny. Uh, in the next phase, it's going to be a lot more. And, um, what I'm seeing, or my understanding is what's going to happen is each one of these phases is going to be, um, uh, a little bit— you're going to pay more than you did in the previous phase. And that's a very good idea. Uh, I, you know, I'm not— I'm surprised that many other projects haven't used this model because It does make a lot of sense. What generally happens in an ICO or whatever fundraising mechanism there is, there's generally gonna be the initial people coming in and they're probably gonna be paying a lot above market value for the cryptocurrency in the beginning because generally what's gonna happen is you're gonna have a spike in the price of the new cryptocurrency coming out. You're gonna have this big spike. You're gonna have a lot of these early round people FOMOing in, you know, that stands for fear of missing out. And so they're all gonna be trying to get in, take advantage of this opportunity, and the price is just gonna keep shooting up and up. What's gonna happen is it's gonna probably then come back down on a lot of people. And that's typically what happens in the ICO. But when you set up in phases like this, if you got one guy who's paying, you know, a penny here, then on the next phase he paid a little more, and then you're several phases up, there's gonna be a different value system based on those round of investors when they got in. So in the first initial investing stage, Yes, you might have those very first round people start selling off, but because they're going to be divided up into, you know, these different phases, you won't have a complete dump of the cryptocurrency more than likely by everybody as everybody got in at the same time. No, there will be different phases and different amounts paid, right? So where some people are going to realize a very much higher profit Some people aren't, and so they're probably gonna be less likely to dump as if everybody, if they got in at the same time. So I think that's a great idea to do it that way. And of course, the more opportunity with this is going to depend on how fast you are getting in, right? That's gonna, that's gonna, you know, really put you in a good situation if you don't waste a lot of time not getting in. But at the same time, because they're gonna be so many different phases, I think it might be like 50 to 100 phases. Excuse me, sorry about the notifications. I always forget to turn off my notifications. But because they're gonna be so many of these phases, they're gonna be so many groups that are gonna be cut off from the rest that everybody's going to have a more balanced value system of when to buy and when to sell, right? So, um, very interesting. I think it's a good idea. Uh, I wanted to make a little bit of comparisons here to the Hexcoin project. Um, now these are completely different projects. Um, there are just a few similarities. The referral program, right? Referral program, ICO. Hexcoin had one of those successfully, and referral programs generally work out very well for cryptocurrencies. And so, uh, the Coinfluence has one as well, right? Um, the fundraising, the unique fundraising ideas, um, Hexcoin had the, um I believe what they called the adoption amplifier, um, where, uh, they had this system where you buy so much HEX in a day and it would be so much would be released based on how many people buy. And there were just a lot of little mechanisms in the fundraising phase that made a lot of sense, made a great deal of sense, um. Uh, in addition to that, uh, I think also just the excitement around the project. Uh, now Coinfluence isn't quite there yet like how the Hexcoin project was, because I think with Hex they had Richard Heart and he was doing a lot of promo work. And Richard Heart is a very— one of these very kind of electrifying figures, so he was able to, you know, be this front man kind of for HEX and create this excitement and buzz. You don't see a lot of that with Coinfluence as of yet. This is a kind of different bunch of people. Uh, there are, uh, there's a team with a lot of professional people, but they're not really into the showmanship idea. And cryptocurrency is a lot of hype. At least we haven't seen that so far. However, what they do have to work into their advantage is they have, um celebrities, like real celebrities, several real celebrities coming in. And of course, you get celebrity endorsement, who the celebrities know, the circles they move in, uh, you know, you can, you know, have a very good situation for coinfluence. So those are some of the similarities. I think also another similarity with the Hex community and Coinfluence community is just the potential opportunity. You know, we're here hearing astronomical figures like it could 100x, it could 200x. I think Hex coin project might have did a 1,000x or more. Perhaps it might be headed to 10,000x. I haven't been paying really a lot of attention as of late, but, uh, that could possibly happen. But I think people who are part of the HEX community, they're going to probably really like something like Coinfluence because of those opportunities to potentially make big gains. Now, of course, with cryptocurrency, only risk what you can afford to lose. Do your own research, do your own due diligence, live with your consequences, you know, and, you know, just be, you know, ready for those big 90% dumps. They can happen, and some projects turn around and do better. So that doesn't necessarily mean the project's not going to do well. That may or may not happen to Coinfluence. Coinfluence may never have that issue. That may never happen to them. We don't know. You should always be prepared. Only invest what you can afford to lose if you do decide to partake in this ICO. The other part, if you're just a person who's, uh, you maybe got a following on social media, or you're a person who, uh, you like to, uh, research projects, you like to look into projects, you like to, uh, refer these type projects to people, you might want to take a look at the affiliate program that, uh, the Coinfluence, uh, project has. That's what I'm going to be doing. I love affiliate programs. I think they're— I think some of the best ideas in cryptocurrency is to earn the cryptocurrency, and then there's less risk. And that's a lot to do with how our project works, BitcoinMYK.com, right? The token is created on your attention value, and it's a social network-like system that you're able to use and earn the cryptocurrency. So be sure and check that out. You can join today, earn some free cryptocurrencies. And Coinfluence, I think it's— my prediction is it's going to be a great success. I think it has all the very elements that is necessary. If you're not fully sure what Coinfluence is about or how it works, be sure and subscribe to our channel, watch our past videos that talk about it a little bit more in depth about what exactly it is they do and why it looks like such a promising project. But that's all I want to say in this video. If you like content like this, don't forget to like, subscribe, and until next time, as always, take care of yourselves and each other.
