Subject: These are-poised to be the next big-thing

From: "Lynne Sheppard" <[email-masked]>
Date: Wed, 28 Feb 2018 17:35:12 -0500

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Crypto-Currency Newsletter-No. 760387
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>February 28, 2018

Wishing you had gotten in on the groud-floor with-bitcoin?

Well these 3 are the next big-things; they are poised-to-explode within the next 90-days, so there's still time to get in-early. 

The projected-earnings are astounding, and even if you're not an "experienced-investor", you could still translate this into some serious-earnings. 

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 w coin in exchange for fiat currency (U.S. dollars for example) or a digital currency (Bitcoin, Ether, Litecoin, etc.) Typically, the funds they received are used to develop the new concept, and the token they issued will be used to transact on their network once it is launched. Both China and South Korea have banned ICOs, and the SEC has stated that they could be considered the offer and sale of securities depending on the circumstances of the offering.

Another thing to consider is your personal risk tolerance and how you've handled major corrections in the past with your other investments. Cryptocurrencies can be extremely volatile and cryptocurrency-related securities can experience similar price swings. If you don't think you can psychologically or financially withstand double-digit percentage swings in a short period of time, you should probably steer clear. Delving into the crypto world is extremely intimidating, especially when you're dealing with a subject matter that is naturally complex. Not only do you have to deal with the complexities of understanding the tech behind cryptocurrencies, but you'd also have to deal with the difficulty in knowing the intricacies