The End of Meta1 Coin

Consider this a placeholder for the inevitable, how do you think it will go down?

Possible Endgame Scenarios:

1. Website and trading platform shutdown by FBI
   
2. Website and trading platform go down due to "hack"
   
3. All coins transferred to Bitcoin or other cryptocurrency
   
4. All coins transferred to cash and withdrawn
   
5. Somebody dies who holds the decryption keys
   

Does anyone know the actual number of "coins" out there?

Current Whitepapge: 
[url=https://web.archive.org/web/20191224212518/https://www.meta1.io/Assets/PDFs/META1 Coin White Paper.pdf]https://web.archive.org/web/20191224212518/https://www.meta1.io/Assets/PDFs/META1%20Coin%20White%20Paper.pdf[/url]

Old Archived Whitepaper I saved on Dropbox:
[url=https://www.dropbox.com/s/zum2uqm0chmawjt/META1 COIN WHITE]https://www.dropbox.com/s/zum2uqm0chmawjt/META1%20COIN%20WHITE%20PAPER-1.pdf?dl=0[/url]




http://www.dinardaily.net/t87403-investor-looses-60000-in-dave-schmidt-s-meta1-coin-debacle?highlight=meta1

nickgiammarino wrote:Does anyone know the actual number of "coins" out there?

They have published a number, but it's irrelevant. The coins don't exist.

Everyone who has paid for what they believe is "coin" put their money in the "Meta 1 Trust"...i.e "Bank of Robert Dunlop" and all they have in return is a piece of paper.

When the appeal for the art collection that they never paid for, or had possession, which they sold the "coin" originally on is concluded, and if/when they lose, the folks who paid into the "Bank of Robert Dunlap" will be footing the bill...

http://www.search.txcourts.gov/Case.aspx?cn=04-19-00488-CV&coa=coa04

nickgiammarino wrote:Possible Endgame Scenarios:

1. Website and trading platform shutdown by FBI
   They don't have a trading platform.
   
2. Website and trading platform go down due to "hack"
   No trading platform to hack.
   
3. All coins transferred to Bitcoin or other cryptocurrency
   There are no coins.
   
4. All coins transferred to cash and withdrawn
   No coins to transfer.
   
5. Somebody dies who holds the decryption keys
   No one has any decryption keys.
   
   

You can ask anyone who is involved in this scam...

"What's in your wallet" LOL