If the corporate’s official Twitter account is to be believed, iPro Community is within the midst of pulling one other alternate exit-scam.
This is similar iPro Community that was sued by the SEC eleven months in the past.
As per iPro Community’s Twitter account, the corporate claims it’s working with the HitBTC alternate.
We’re at present working with HitBTC to get PROC On-line.
It was positioned offline for some technical upkeep, thanks to your endurance.
Throughout iPro Community’s pump and dump heyday, PROC debuted on a variety of public exchanges in 2017.
As soon as the shitcoin was dumped into oblivion, one after the other exchanges delisted it.
The SEC sued iPro Community and proprietor Daniel Pacheco in Might 2019. On the time PROC was nonetheless buying and selling at 14 cents.
By August 2019 PROC has plummeted additional to simply $0.00074. At present PROC is just not obtainable on any public alternate.
If HitBTC decides to record PROC, presumably a repeat of the earlier pump and dump will happen. Or perhaps not.
PROC bagholders are determined to promote however this time round there’s unlikely to be any consumers.
iPro Community has been shut down and the SEC’s lawsuit continues to be enjoying out.
This raises the query of why HitBTC would even hassle relisting PROC.
One chance is cash has exchanged palms behind the scenes. Who paid who? Who is aware of.
What I can let you know although is with out iPro Community pushing it, PROC being relisted on any alternate is all however useless within the water.
On the plus aspect it’d drag HitBTC into the SEC’s sights.
Any alternate dodgy sufficient to relist Ponzi factors amid an ongoing SEC shutdown lawsuit is certain to produce other skeletons within the closet.
Replace 1st September 2020 – It seems iPro Community’s plans to public alternate exit-scam has failed.