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Alethena said it paid Vagiz 1.16 ether - another cryptocurrency - for the service, worth about the agreed price at the time. Alethena sent Reuters screenshots of the reviews which have been removed. A few days later Hartmann paid Vagiz an additional 0.56 ether for a third rating from a reviewer named Jason Hung, according to the messages. “1 rate is done. Hung is from me,” Vagiz wrote, providing screenshots of Hung’s ratings. Morozov, the ICObench expert, told Reuters he did not take payment for the rating and did not know Vagiz. Bordyugov, the other ICObench expert, did not respond to requests for comment made through his website and sent on LinkedIn. Hung, whose rating still appears on ICObench, also told Reuters he did not take payment for the rating on Alethena and said he did not know Vagiz.
ICObench CEO Sharatsky told Reuters that after Hartmann wrote about his experiences on Medium, he and his staff investigated Alethena’s claims against Morozov and Bordyugov and found that both reviewers did accept money for positive ratings, As a result, ICObench stripped Morozov and Bordyugov of their expert status and took all of their ratings off the site, Sharatsky said, He said the investigation found no proof that Hung’s rating was paid for, WALL STREET-STYLE RESEARCH, As cryptocurrencies move into the mainstream, some companies have started offering research in formats mimicking the style of traditional Wall cool bobble head cat in sunglasses cufflinks Street firms..
Spero Research, based in Sydney, Australia, publishes reports on cryptocurrency projects which are “very impartial” and “very independent,” according to Henry Sit, one of Spero’s co-founders. He compares the reviews to those written by traditional stock analysts. Nevertheless, the research is commissioned and paid for directly by the projects that are being reviewed, Sit told Reuters. The company accepts payments in ether but will also accept half of the total fee in the project’s currency, depending on “how good the project (is) and how much we like it personally,” Sit said. “There is definitely a conflict there,” he acknowledged. He added that Spero would not change its opinion just because the cryptocurrency project that has been reviewed disagrees with Spero’s conclusions.
Spero’s reports do have general disclosures, But they are not specific about whether a payment was made by the client whose project is being assessed, and if so, how much, “Spero may be paid to publish research reports - depending on the circumstances, this cool bobble head cat in sunglasses cufflinks may be from clients of Spero on the buy-side, or from providers of assets and currencies on the sell-side,” said the disclosure on a cryptocurrency report published in August, “Spero members may hold cryptocurrency that are the subject of research and publication.”..
Sit would not say which of Spero’s reports had been financed by their subjects. Some investors cry foul at such quid-pro-quo research. “Paid reviews should not only be disclosed, they should be outlawed,” said Ric Edelman, head of the wealth management firm Edelman Financial Services and an investor in bitcoin and ether. “Until they’re outlawed, the disclosure should be as prominent as the headline.”. An array of “ICO agencies” has sprung up, as well. These promoters offer crypto issuers active followers and posts on social media platforms such as Telegram, Reddit and Bitcointalk. Online chatter can attract investors, given the lack of conventional financial information available on cryptocurrencies.
Reuters contacted one such agency, TGE.company, to inquire about the services advertised on its website, An email received in response to the inquiry directed Reuters to a Telegram messaging account under the name of “Papa Karlo.” That user sent a Reuters a price list which said the agency could arrange to cool bobble head cat in sunglasses cufflinks provide 630 comments in a Telegram group at a rate of 45 comments a day for $800, payable in the digital currency tether, Reuters was not able to confirm the identity of Papa Karlo, The services he offered were in line with a price list on the firm’s website, under the words: “We create hype through complex solutions which increase community activity.”..
“All messages will be relevant to the project and written by professional copywriters with extensive experience in ICO,” according to the price list Papa Karlo shared with Reuters. The list offered comments from “dozens of high-level” accounts on Bitcointalk, as well as posts on Reddit, at prices ranging from $950 to $2,900. Reddit told Reuters its policies prohibit users from engaging in manipulation or creating multiple accounts to avoid restrictions, and any users detected breaking those policies are “actioned appropriately.” Telegram and Bitcointalk did not respond to Reuters’ requests for comment.
Richard Foster, the UK-based co-founder of cryptocurrency startup Security Token Network, said that in September he paid an cool bobble head cat in sunglasses cufflinks individual $50 on the freelancer network Fiverr to help grow his company’s Telegram followership, The seller, going by the handle “heroic_anthony,” assured Foster that the users would not be fake, according to messages seen by Reuters, “And then within one minute there were like 1,000 people added,” Foster told Reuters, “I went mad.”..