VOTING POWER100.00%
DOWNVOTE POWER100.00%
RESOURCE CREDITS100.00%
REPUTATION PROGRESS0.00%
Net Worth
0.034USD
STEEM
0.000STEEM
SBD
0.000SBD
Effective Power
5.001SP
├── Own SP
0.632SP
└── Incoming DelegationsDeleg
+4.369SP
Detailed Balance
| STEEM | ||
| balance | 0.000STEEM | STEEM |
| market_balance | 0.000STEEM | STEEM |
| savings_balance | 0.000STEEM | STEEM |
| reward_steem_balance | 0.000STEEM | STEEM |
| STEEM POWER | ||
| Own SP | 0.632SP | SP |
| Delegated Out | 0.000SP | SP |
| Delegation In | 4.369SP | SP |
| Effective Power | 5.001SP | SP |
| Reward SP (pending) | 0.000SP | SP |
| SBD | ||
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| sbd_conversions | 0.000SBD | SBD |
| sbd_market_balance | 0.000SBD | SBD |
| savings_sbd_balance | 0.000SBD | SBD |
| reward_sbd_balance | 0.000SBD | SBD |
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| id | 379340 |
| rank | 869,226 |
| reputation | 311066893 |
| created | 2017-09-22T19:11:15 |
| recovery_account | steem |
| proxy | None |
| post_count | 8 |
| comment_count | 0 |
| lifetime_vote_count | 0 |
| witnesses_voted_for | 0 |
| last_post | 2018-11-15T02:17:45 |
| last_root_post | 2018-11-15T01:27:36 |
| last_vote_time | 2018-02-21T19:53:57 |
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| vesting_balance | 0.000 STEEM |
| vesting_withdraw_rate | 0.000000 VESTS |
| next_vesting_withdrawal | 1969-12-31T23:59:59 |
| withdrawn | 0 |
| to_withdraw | 0 |
| withdraw_routes | 0 |
| savings_withdraw_requests | 0 |
| last_account_recovery | 1970-01-01T00:00:00 |
| reset_account | null |
| last_owner_update | 1970-01-01T00:00:00 |
| last_account_update | 1970-01-01T00:00:00 |
| mined | No |
| sbd_seconds | 0 |
| sbd_last_interest_payment | 1970-01-01T00:00:00 |
| savings_sbd_last_interest_payment | 1970-01-01T00:00:00 |
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To Date
2026/05/18 06:19:18
2026/05/18 06:19:18
| delegator | steem |
| delegatee | serb |
| vesting shares | 7113.824198 VESTS |
| Transaction Info | Block #106150698/Trx 7eea90172f0c0b0d9e5f387fd69fa66350b0444d |
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}2026/05/13 04:31:18
2026/05/13 04:31:18
| delegator | steem |
| delegatee | serb |
| vesting shares | 4401.613793 VESTS |
| Transaction Info | Block #106005258/Trx bea6c672f6eeeefe1a06f75cc81274449a50b532 |
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}2026/04/26 05:30:57
2026/04/26 05:30:57
| delegator | steem |
| delegatee | serb |
| vesting shares | 7126.339954 VESTS |
| Transaction Info | Block #105518180/Trx 62b31905bf93fb81984d9e8d524abe8af5f7be19 |
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}2026/01/24 00:08:51
2026/01/24 00:08:51
| delegator | steem |
| delegatee | serb |
| vesting shares | 4443.160612 VESTS |
| Transaction Info | Block #102871392/Trx 3341c1c220de0b7164bfd3f90eb79d8803650b97 |
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}2024/12/17 19:18:39
2024/12/17 19:18:39
| delegator | steem |
| delegatee | serb |
| vesting shares | 4607.379809 VESTS |
| Transaction Info | Block #91317602/Trx b9e8ecb53d143f99903fa3ef6ce5f90780d1c376 |
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2023/11/14 10:59:51
| delegator | steem |
| delegatee | serb |
| vesting shares | 4776.513341 VESTS |
| Transaction Info | Block #79871750/Trx c419d6d5fe24dc52b53240ce619d562cd7035020 |
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2023/09/22 10:26:27
| delegator | steem |
| delegatee | serb |
| vesting shares | 7713.422127 VESTS |
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2022/11/03 17:53:27
| delegator | steem |
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| vesting shares | 7935.473565 VESTS |
| Transaction Info | Block #69120652/Trx a716c30ebfacce0193cc540353de70b482ab3530 |
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2022/01/17 23:05:03
| delegator | steem |
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| vesting shares | 8155.581166 VESTS |
| Transaction Info | Block #60823894/Trx 9f690ec68421a077dc1a3d9bbf8844ee3a468552 |
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2021/06/14 06:15:54
| delegator | steem |
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| Transaction Info | Block #54614216/Trx 601681ed7292c09ae876cdbf9d0c4f8eba64880c |
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2020/12/11 16:28:03
| delegator | steem |
| delegatee | serb |
| vesting shares | 8527.197428 VESTS |
| Transaction Info | Block #49361479/Trx e43ba2f6ff0a76d61556cb374d9c654e23f5aafc |
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}2020/12/06 10:03:48
2020/12/06 10:03:48
| delegator | steem |
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| Transaction Info | Block #49213000/Trx 1d49522c68e17794003e4246f25fbbfbda062778 |
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2020/12/05 20:05:54
| delegator | steem |
| delegatee | serb |
| vesting shares | 8533.405282 VESTS |
| Transaction Info | Block #49196563/Trx e08805b66ac0dd4ac322c127f1821083484e2784 |
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}2020/11/03 02:42:45
2020/11/03 02:42:45
| delegator | steem |
| delegatee | serb |
| vesting shares | 1920.017158 VESTS |
| Transaction Info | Block #48270840/Trx df6db11bec033d21fc98c62abea49fc74425d790 |
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}2020/05/09 11:06:48
2020/05/09 11:06:48
| delegator | steem |
| delegatee | serb |
| vesting shares | 8736.210641 VESTS |
| Transaction Info | Block #43223329/Trx 8d45fb8919162e7c9d84329b39b97ed198a64543 |
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2020/05/08 15:31:24
| delegator | steem |
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2020/01/14 22:34:42
| delegator | steem |
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2019/09/22 20:27:06
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| parent permlink | digitex-and-a-million-reasons-you-need-to-get-on-board |
| author | steemitboard |
| permlink | steemitboard-notify-serb-20190922t202705000z |
| title | |
| body | Congratulations @serb! You received a personal award! <table><tr><td>https://steemitimages.com/70x70/http://steemitboard.com/@serb/birthday2.png</td><td>Happy Birthday! - You are on the Steem blockchain for 2 years!</td></tr></table> <sub>_You can view [your badges on your Steem Board](https://steemitboard.com/@serb) and compare to others on the [Steem Ranking](https://steemitboard.com/ranking/index.php?name=serb)_</sub> **Do not miss the last post from @steemitboard:** <table><tr><td><a href="https://steemit.com/steemfest/@steemitboard/steemitboard-supports-the-steemfest-travel-reimbursement-fund"><img src="https://steemitimages.com/64x128/https://cdn.steemitimages.com/DQmXDHs9xfx8ZZ3DESFUqHRUQAcQT5kUWobArsRoJg2Yz1F/image.png"></a></td><td><a href="https://steemit.com/steemfest/@steemitboard/steemitboard-supports-the-steemfest-travel-reimbursement-fund">SteemitBoard supports the SteemFest⁴ Travel Reimbursement Fund.</a></td></tr></table> ###### [Vote for @Steemitboard as a witness](https://v2.steemconnect.com/sign/account-witness-vote?witness=steemitboard&approve=1) to get one more award and increased upvotes! |
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2018/11/15 02:45:27
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serbpublished a new post: digitex-and-a-million-reasons-you-need-to-get-on-board
2018/11/15 01:27:36
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| title | Digitex and a Million Reasons You Need To Get On Board |
| body |  This year has been a rough one for the crypto world. There hasn't been much to get excited about. I was fortunate enough to participate in an ICO called Digitex Futures, A zero-fee, non-custodial futures exchange with its own base currency, the DGTX token. This is my referral link and by you signing up through it, I will move up in the waiting list. You will also be able to promote your link to move up on the list yourself. If you find this info useful, please use the link and add your email to the waiting list. It only takes 1 minute: https://digitexfutures.com/get-early-access/?kid=R2BYN FUTURES EXCHANGE The Digitex Futures Exchange is a trading platform where traders can buy and sell futures contracts on various cryptocurrencies, commodities and financial instruments. Traders win and lose DGTX tokens. Traders must have a balance of DGTX to place trades which creates demand for DGTX. There are zero transaction fees on all trades. Zero-fee trading attracts highly active, ultra-short term traders who create highly liquid markets using strategies not viable on fee charging exchanges. Large tick sizes level the playing field between human traders and bots. Zero-Fee Tokenomics Digitex can operate indefinitely without charging transaction fees on trades by minting a small number of new DGTX tokens each year. Token issuance is decided and governed democratically by all DGTX token owners. Traders who are attracted to zero-fee trading must buy DGTX tokens to participate, thus creating increased demand for DGTX. This demand will offset the small inflationary effects of minting a small number of new tokens. Non-Custodial Accounts Digitex is at the cutting edge of blockchain technology and is developing a hybrid exchange that combines the best parts of centralized and decentralized systems. Traders enjoy the speed and reliability of real time trading on a centralized order matching engine, but at the same time they don’t have to trust the exchange with their money. Account balances are kept in an independent smart contract and the exchange is unable to withhold, mismanage, steal or lose your funds because we physically do not have your private keys. This also makes Digitex less attractive to hackers because there are no client funds to steal. As of the writing of this article, the waiting list to get on the platform is just over half a million. It's looking very likely that Digitex will have a million people ready to trade on their platform by the time they launch. This is gold for Digitex holders since trading on the platform requires DGTX. This creates instant demand and with a reasonably low supply, the sky's the limit! Unique Trading Interface Traders submit buy and sell orders instantly with a single click. An intuitive ladder trading interface displays live bids and offers moving up and down on a central price column. Traders get and stay in the zone when there’s no need to move the mouse or use the keyboard or look away from the price action to place trades.  Large tick sizes eliminate noise and make short term scalping viable by levelling out the playing field between human traders and bots. Plasma Protocol Digitex is at the cutting edge of blockchain technology, working closely with members of the Plasma core development team. When Plasma is fully integrated into the Digitex Futures Exchange traders will be able to place real-time, on-chain trades that are instantly recorded on a fully verifiable Ethereum side-chain. For the first time ever, traders get the real time trading benefits of a centralized exchange with the security benefits of a decentralized exchange. Traders on the Digitex Futures Exchange will be able to buy and sell futures contracts on liquid markets with no trading fees and without needing to trust the exchange with their money. This is my referral link and by you signing up through it, I will move up in the waiting list. You will also be able to promote your link to move up on the list yourself. If you find this info useful, please use the link and add your email to the waiting list. It only takes 1 minute: https://digitexfutures.com/get-early-access/?kid=R2BYN The Digitex Futures Exchange is one of the first projects to implement the Plasma Protocol, the scaling solution originally described by Vitalik Buterin and Joseph Poon in their whitepaper. Working closely with the Ethereum Foundation, our developers have achieved 25,000 transactions per second, which is 1500x faster than the Ethereum main chain. How Does Plasma Work? Instead of depositing DGTX into their trading account by sending them to the exchange, traders will send their DGTX to an independent smart contract that holds onto their money the whole time. This smart contract acts according to known rules and is out of the control or ownership of the exchange. This smart contract can never be tampered with or switched off or edited in anyway for as long as the Ethereum blockchain is in existence. This smart contract then communicates with our Plasma side-chain and tells it how much credit each trader has. The purpose of using a side-chain is because our side-chain runs only on our node and is therefore blazing fast, processing transactions at 25,000 transactions per second, which is 1500 times faster than the main Ethereum blockchain. All transactions on our side-chain are processed into several blocks per second and these blocks are then batch committed to the Ethereum main-chain every minute. Despite our side-chain being run by only our node, the whole system is fully verifiable and trustless because we don’t physically have your private keys and everyone can monitor for fraudulent or malicious transactions done on the side-chain by the exchange. If the independent smart contract’s fraud checker verifies a malicious transaction by the exchange, all funds are automatically moved from our side-chain onto the Ethereum main-chain in a mass exit that cannot be prevented by the exchange. All of this means that the trader keeps control of his or her DGTX tokens and doesn’t have to trust our exchange. The trader’s profits and losses are updated on the sidechain in real-time which is possible because they’re not hitting the main chain. This saves not only time but also gas costs. Technology The Digitex Futures Exchange software technology stack is built using state of the art industry standard technologies and popular internet standards. We made use of the most secure and best Open Source technologies, while choosing well performing, mature, secure code at every layer of the software. Our exchange’s code serves and runs in all modern, popular web browsers, as well as running in a browserless environment such as a trading bot or a price data feed client script. The architecture of our exchange is designed as a multi-tier service oriented architecture, with an intuitive event-driven user interface on the front end, and blockchains integrated on the back end. Digitex’s exchange interfaces the most advantageous side chain providers for the fastest secure cryptocurrency transactions. Digitex utilizes CloudFlare’s Web Application Firewall as the first layer of security against a myriad of common and uncommon public network security threats, while also using CloudFlare’s Content Data Network (CDN) for keeping the network transfer bandwidth low and efficient. Digitex’s team of engineers uses industry best practices for deploying and managing the exchange in the cloud, for a secure and highly available user experience. At the heart of the exchange is Digitex’s Futures Trading Engine, a proprietary high-performance software tier for making your futures trades simple, fast, and rock solid around the clock, exactly as you expect. This is my referral link and by you signing up through it, I will move up in the waiting list. You will also be able to promote your link to move up on the list yourself. If you find this info useful, please use the link and add your email to the waiting list. It only takes 1 minute: https://digitexfutures.com/get-early-access/?kid=R2BYN Digitex is a tiered model involving a web layer supporting the browser client and public API using an in house Javascript abstraction library and a customisable internal API that supports advanced messaging methods. There is a high performance event cache within the system which can update millions of clients in near real time with events generated in the order matching system. The entire back end is dynamically scalable using a variety of techniques appropriate to the component and/or the tier on which it is deployed. AWS auto-scaling is a major component in the web layer with a proprietary scaling solution for the order matching engine which allows us to prioritise busier markets or indices. The database/account uses a sharding data model design which will allow for seamless expansion of account performance in the future as the population grows. Zero Trading Fees There are no transaction fees of any kind on the Digitex Futures Exchange. Traders can submit Maker orders or Taker orders at any time under any circumstances and pay 0% commissions on all trades forever. Digitex’s revolutionary token-issuance model makes commission-free trading fully sustainable indefinitely, and it actually thrives as the exchange gets busier, ensuring the long-term success of the Digitex Futures Exchange. Non-Custodial Accounts Traders do not need to trust Digitex with holding their account balance. Your account balance is held by a decentralized, independent smart contract on the Ethereum blockchain, not by the exchange. Digitex cannot freeze/mismanage/lose your funds because we physically don’t have access to your money. And in the unlikely event that Digitex is hacked there are no funds for the hackers to steal. One Click Trading Interface Futures markets are displayed on an intuitive ladder interface. This allows traders to submit buy and sell orders instantly with a single click. With minimal mouse movement and without needing the keyboard, traders never need to take their eyes from the price action. Bids and offers move up and down a central price ladder that allows traders to visualize the market as the price literally moves up and down. Automated Market Makers Digitex market makers are automated trading algorithms that are programmed to break even. With their highly active trading strategy and a large trading bank of 20% of all tokens in circulation (200M DGTX), they help create liquid futures markets that have tight bid and offer spreads, even in volatile market conditions, giving traders the confidence of always being able to enter and exit positions which further enhances liquidity. High Leverage Futures Trading Digitex futures markets offer traders very high leverage of up to 100x, allowing them to realise large percentage gains (and losses) from relatively small price movements. But unlike other Bitcoin futures exchanges, Digitex does not cancel your winning trade to protect itself from losses if your counterparty’s losing position gets stopped out because he was too highly leveraged. On-Chain Settlement Digitex is a hybrid futures exchange that combines the speed and reliability of a centralized order-matching engine with the trustless security of decentralized account balances on the blockchain. This offers traders the best of both worlds when it comes to speed of execution and the safety of their deposits. Traders enjoy the benefits of real-time trading on a blazing fast order matching engine without needing to trust the exchange with their money. CONCLUSION This may turn out to be one of the big gainers of all time! While this is not investment advice, you may want to consider getting involved before this train becomes unstoppable. At the very least, get on the waiting list so you can get early access to the platform and trade! 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Traders enjoy the speed and reliability of real time trading on a centralized order matching engine, but at the same time they don’t have to trust the exchange with their money. Account balances are kept in an independent smart contract and the exchange is unable to withhold, mismanage, steal or lose your funds because we physically do not have your private keys. This also makes Digitex less attractive to hackers because there are no client funds to steal.\n\nAs of the writing of this article, the waiting list to get on the platform is just over half a million. It's looking very likely that Digitex will have a million people ready to trade on their platform by the time they launch. This is gold for Digitex holders since trading on the platform requires DGTX. This creates instant demand and with a reasonably low supply, the sky's the limit!\n\nUnique Trading Interface\nTraders submit buy and sell orders instantly with a single click. 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Traders on the Digitex Futures Exchange will be able to buy and sell futures contracts on liquid markets with no trading fees and without needing to trust the exchange with their money.\n\nThis is my referral link and by you signing up through it, I will move up in the waiting list. You will also be able to promote your link to move up on the list yourself. If you find this info useful, please use the link and add your email to the waiting list. It only takes 1 minute: \nhttps://digitexfutures.com/get-early-access/?kid=R2BYN\n\nThe Digitex Futures Exchange is one of the first projects to implement the Plasma Protocol, the scaling solution originally described by Vitalik Buterin and Joseph Poon in their whitepaper. 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All transactions on our side-chain are processed into several blocks per second and these blocks are then batch committed to the Ethereum main-chain every minute.\n\nDespite our side-chain being run by only our node, the whole system is fully verifiable and trustless because we don’t physically have your private keys and everyone can monitor for fraudulent or malicious transactions done on the side-chain by the exchange. If the independent smart contract’s fraud checker verifies a malicious transaction by the exchange, all funds are automatically moved from our side-chain onto the Ethereum main-chain in a mass exit that cannot be prevented by the exchange. All of this means that the trader keeps control of his or her DGTX tokens and doesn’t have to trust our exchange. The trader’s profits and losses are updated on the sidechain in real-time which is possible because they’re not hitting the main chain. This saves not only time but also gas costs.\n\nTechnology\nThe Digitex Futures Exchange software technology stack is built using state of the art industry standard technologies and popular internet standards. We made use of the most secure and best Open Source technologies, while choosing well performing, mature, secure code at every layer of the software.\n\nOur exchange’s code serves and runs in all modern, popular web browsers, as well as running in a browserless environment such as a trading bot or a price data feed client script. The architecture of our exchange is designed as a multi-tier service oriented architecture, with an intuitive event-driven user interface on the front end, and blockchains integrated on the back end.\n\nDigitex’s exchange interfaces the most advantageous side chain providers for the fastest secure cryptocurrency transactions. 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It only takes 1 minute: \nhttps://digitexfutures.com/get-early-access/?kid=R2BYN\n\nDigitex is a tiered model involving a web layer supporting the browser client and public API using an in house Javascript abstraction library and a customisable internal API that supports advanced messaging methods.\n\nThere is a high performance event cache within the system which can update millions of clients in near real time with events generated in the order matching system.\n\nThe entire back end is dynamically scalable using a variety of techniques appropriate to the component and/or the tier on which it is deployed. 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Your account balance is held by a decentralized, independent smart contract on the Ethereum blockchain, not by the exchange. Digitex cannot freeze/mismanage/lose your funds because we physically don’t have access to your money. And in the unlikely event that Digitex is hacked there are no funds for the hackers to steal.\n\nOne Click Trading Interface\nFutures markets are displayed on an intuitive ladder interface. This allows traders to submit buy and sell orders instantly with a single click. With minimal mouse movement and without needing the keyboard, traders never need to take their eyes from the price action. Bids and offers move up and down a central price ladder that allows traders to visualize the market as the price literally moves up and down.\n\nAutomated Market Makers\nDigitex market makers are automated trading algorithms that are programmed to break even. 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| body | Congratulations @serb! You have received a personal award! [](http://steemitboard.com/@serb) 1 Year on Steemit <sub>_Click on the badge to view your Board of Honor._</sub> > Support [SteemitBoard's project](https://steemit.com/@steemitboard)! **[Vote for its witness](https://v2.steemconnect.com/sign/account-witness-vote?witness=steemitboard&approve=1)** and **get one more award**! |
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| body | I maintain DIGITEX tokens are nothing more than vapor dreamed up by some guys who want you to believe that a billion of them are worth a penny each. That would make them *them* instant millionaires. How are *you* feeling three months after getting suckered? |
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| body | @@ -156,8 +156,203 @@ to day. + And please stop saying the other did it to. Serbs and Croats killed over 30 000 bosnias While in Bosnia Maybe Upp to 3000 civilians where killed. This is not counting serb civilians in Croatia.. |
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| body | Yes you have many good points in the article. The biggest mistanke the serbs did was to massakre the non serb populations the mappe Mighty looked different to day. |
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| title | Isn't it ironic that Serbs get blamed for destroying Yugoslavia when they were the only people who tried to keep it together? |
| body | << Im not the author, i found this online and am reposting. Original author is Julien Philippe >> It is quite ironic, and quite unfair indeed. After the WW1 Serbia fought on the right side of History, with the Entente versus the Empire Alliance, loosing 25% of its population, Serbia had a choice to make : A greater Serbia, like promised in 1915 in London if the war is won. 25 % of the Serbs died for that war to be won :  or Yugoslavia, as a Kingdom for the Serbs, Croats, and Slovenes.  Serbia chose Yugoslavia : not so selfish of them. And Slovenia grabbed a bit of territory thanks to Serbia’s presence as a winner of WW1… Nationalist pressures existed on both Serbian and Croat sides in the 20s and 30s, on one hand Belgrad centralism, on the other the rise of the Croatian nationalism with the Ustase-to-be. But thanks to the Serbian choice. for Yugoslavia to be, the Yugoslav Kingdom secured Croatia and Slovenia to go out of the crumbling AH in a new strong country of their own with Serbs. In 1929, the Kingdom was redivided in banovine. If we look at the ethnic configuration and let aside the geographical names used to avoid to refer to historical names, we got Slovenia, Croatia, Dalmatia, Serbian Krajina, Bosnia, North-Serbia + Voivodina, Central Serbia, Extended Macedonia, and ”Montenegro i Herzegovina”. The “evil Serbs” obviously meant no harm here :  In 1934, The Ustase killed king Alexander in Marseille, Regent Paul took the lead of the Kingdom and led it to neutrality at the beginning of WW2. Sadly for Yugoslavia, the British helped by the Yugoslav communist party led by Josip Broz Tito since 1937 sponsored a coup in 1941. Young Peter II took the reign and Nazi Germany declared war on Yugoslavia : That war leads to the creation of the Independant State of Croatia, a Nazi Puppet state led by Madman N°1 Ante Pavelic. This genocidal maniac attempeted Genocide on Serbs, but also on Tziganes and on Jews, killing also thousands of Croats not supportive enough of the cause, and dozens of thousands Croat resistants. Hundred of thousands die out as a total, mainly Serbs. The Serbs Tcheniks under Draza Mihajlovic resisted, but the communist resistance of Josip Broz Tito was waiting for orders from Moscow. Once Barbarossa Operation stated, Tito woke up and led his own Partizans to resist also. But not in cooperation with the Chetniks. Tito’s reckless warfare at first led thousands of Serb civilians to be slaughtered in response for minor and useless military actions against little Axis units occupuying Serbia. Ultimately, Tito’s forces, who suffered less losses than Mihajlovic Chetniks due to more sporadic warfare, gained grounds until Chetniks disbanded in smaller groups (many of them ending in the Partizans, and some of them… siding with the axis like the French did to protect their own by submitting, or sometimes just because they were no better than the Axis units themselves and wanted to kill people from other ethnies). British support switched from the crumbled Chetniks to Tito’s Partizans, and with these Serbs renforcement, Tito finally started to operate on a large scale and lead an intense warfare against the axis troops, ending up freeing most of the country and ultimately slaughtering most of the Ustase still breathing at the end of the war. After the War, Tito also cleansed through lethal ultra-repression everyone not agreeing with him. Royalists, nationalists from each ethnie, adverse intellectuals, among them too demanding Serbs after their sacrifices and losses, and after its breakup with Staline, stalinists… He’s even wondered about that repressive policy, and was quoted as such (I can’t find back the exact quote) “We should maybe reconsider our repression… With such amount of violence and death, said-Death doesn’t even scare anyone anymore…” Croatia on its side, had gained… Istria from the outcome of WW2, Mussolin’s Italy being defeated. But it was all brotherhood and unity, so the Krajina Serbs territories were not integrated into Bosnia to take them away from Croatia grasp, And Croatia lost its former Banovina territories back to Bosnia. These decisions to restore A.H Bosnian borders to make a socialist republic of Bosnia i Herzegovina were gonna lead to a lot of problems later.   Then, from the late 40s to the 50s, Serbian industries were widely transfered to Croatia and Slovenia, and to a lesser scale, to Bosnia (the military redoubt of Yugoslavia) under the policies of Edward Kardelj, Tito’s Slovenian right hand, to allow these agrarian territories to catch back on Serbia… at the expense of Serbia ? “Weak Serbia, Strong Yugoslavia” was the unofficial moto, this one obviously not being favourable to the Serbs. Nevertheless, Serbia had still “too much weight” for the Slovenes and Croats surrounding Tito, due to being the biggest republic in terms of superficy and numbers in Yugoslavia. Croatian spring and following trends led Croatian and Slovenian Nationalists, hiding in Tito’s and Kardelj’s shadow, to obtain a new federal constitution in 1974 : “Kardelj’s constitution” of 1974 had 4 main objectives, 3 being very interresting here : Cripple Serbia (which was always the backbone of Yugoslavia), weaken post-Tito Yugoslavia leadership, give broader Autonomy to the republics and even… prepare the grounds for independence for Croatia and Slovenia : Weakening Serbia : Serbia was divided between central serbia, SAP Kosovo, and SAP Vojvodina (despite the 55% of Serbs living in Voivodina)). This decision backfired with Milosevic anti-bureaucratic Revoluion, allowing him to take 4 votes over 8 in the federal presidency (Serbia, Montenegro, Vojvodina, Kosovo… + at times, the “easy to sway” Macedonian vote), instead of the 2 over 6 he’d have had without that move. Croatia could have also benefited of “more seats” if Dalmatia, Istria, and / or Slavonia were made Autonomous Provinces, like Voivodina and Kosovo, and Bosnian Serbs, Bosnian Croats and Muslims were given each a seat in Bosnia due to its ethnical mix-up. But it did not happen, for the goal was not to balance Yugoslavia… But to cripple Serbia and prepare Yu’s breakup once Tito (who was fiercely against that idea) would be dead. In other words, cripple Yugoslavia, not only by weakening its Serbian backbone, but also by making Tito’s leadership irreplacable, being president for Life and then replace by a collective / rotating presidency. Create a secession possibility, by allowing each republic to secede, in agreement with all the other ones… A powder-keg, due to the temptation given and the extreme difficulty to reach a consensus about it in case it would actually happen. The only things the Serbs can be blamed for in this constitution… Is to have allowed it to pass. I guess their elites did… to not end up in Tito’s jails. In the late 1980s, the SANU memorandum was devastating in the communist Yugoslavia, going against Tito’s way, policy, and historiography. But it was partially right (points 2, 3, 5 are quite obvious and required to be assessed and threated) and… An extended Serbia (Ridiculous claims of ultra nationalist Seselj and his kind over Dalmatia, a large part of Slavonia, or the other ethnical regions of Bosnia, were seen as delusions by the wide majority of the Serbs themselves, and there is “Greater” claims in every ultra nationalism in the Balkans) was the ideological alternative only if other Yugoslav Republics tried to secede and take away with them the 2.5 millions of Serbs living on their lands there. 2 mens among others were the growing protagonist of these times : The Serb Milosevic was ruthless, played with nationalism to rise in Power, unable to lead Yugoslavia and Serbia but to their doom on which he made a lot of money on, like his “pal” Tudman. But he played the constitutionnal game initially rigged against Serbians interests in Yu… and turned it (at the time, and not for long) in favor of Serbia, which was in turn in favour of keeping Yu united. So others had finally their window to break the game. Slovenia and Croatia disrespected that constitution that they… were the main authors in the first instance by going toward independence against the rest of Yugoslavia’s will. The Croat Tudman was even worst, a nationalist-fascist serbophobic and antisemit crook gifted with smart wits. In its new constitution of december 1990, he lowered the status of the Serbs from constituant nation to ethnical minority in Croatia, hence increasing ethnic tensions… And didn’t offer to give back their territories to Yugoslavia… hence abducting these Serbs from Yugoslavia against there will. Cannot blame the Serbs to refuse to be unlawfully adbducted from a country they bled and gave so much for, for the benefit of all other ethnies present, when these abductions were the twisted ideas of selfish and crooked ideologs or oligarks to be, in disrespect for all Peoples of Yugoslavia interests. In 1991, like a symbol, Josip Rheil Kir, a peacemaking police commandant holding Osijek and its surrounding at peace, was killed by a HDZ (the party of Tudman) extremist to be sure nothing would hold things to degenerate, Tudamn already being sure to have German support and U.S goodwill in his pocket for Yugoslavia implosion was benefiting both countries. The German leaders were looking to recover their former area of influence (Slovenia and Croatia) as sattelites state of their economical predominance, and were financing the nationalists and soon arming the new countries to be, in support of their independence. The U.S leaders alo saw in Yu’s breakup economical opportunities, but more importantly a way to legitimate NATO’s existence as a world-police in general, and the U.S meddling in European affairs in particular, and after not enforcing the U.N Embargo on arms for Yugoslavia so the situation would reach a full scale war stage in Croatia, pushed toward war in Bosnia by sabotaging the Carrigton Cutileiro plan (They told Izetbegovic to remove his signature) so their would be no peace, Bosnia would go in flames and merge said-flames to the already ongoing Croatian War of Independence, requiring NATO to intervene to “restore peace” with humanitarian airstikes. More than 120 000 deads for both wars. They did the same thing in Rambouillet in 1999, sabotaging the peace plan that finally reached a consensus to be able to strike Serbia and build a NATO base in Kosovo, whatever the human cost of it’d bring for the Serbs of Albanians. 15,000 deads. As for the outcome “and awards” of the first Yougoslav wars : Tudman was the smartest, and unlike Milosevic, did have a correct reading of the course of History, the balance of Power in Europe, and of his assets. He had the advantage from the start, and played excellently his chess-game. As evil, greedy, and half-fascist as he was, “He did what he had to do to serve his agenda, and did it well, at the expense of everyone, including his own people.” And was greatly helped in that success. Milosevic, on his side, was not inflamatory as Tudman was, but merely a greedy powermonger, mediocre chess-player, strong only because the strength of the Serbs. Too proud, not realistic enough, not competent enough to lead Yugoslavia and Serbia through these times, he led Serbia to its doom and exhaustion by overplaying his hand and not compromising when it was the time to, may it be with the Slovenes, may it be with Rugova as 2 exemples of his political failures. “He did what he had to do to serve his agenda, and did it badly, at the expense of everyone, especially of his own people.” And was greatly helped in that failure. As for Bosnia, the Bosnian Muslim Alija Izetbegovic wanted to use the Bosnian Muslim weight to win a referendum for independence, despite the Serbs will to remain Yugoslavs. And he did. Despite Karadzic warning about that, and the war it would provoke. And that happened. A peace was signed in march 1992, but sabotaged by the U.S and Izetbegovic. And all-out war broke out in Bosnia. Izetbegovic was the worst Yugoslav leader of his time, for he was an islamic ideologist and cared more about his religious beliefs and their reign on Earth than about his people who could be cannon meat in his kind of Jihad if it had to come to this. And his legacy is… A failling state, a divided country, and 100,000 deads Bosnians to achieve that. These 3 leaders would have been more helpful in a collective grave as soon as 1990 for the sake of all the Yugoslavs.  Serb leaders, were not rebels but Yugoslavs. Bosnian mulslims, Croats, and Slovenes leaders were the rebels, acting unlawfully against Yugoslavia… And their own people, all ethnies together. And if Milosevic and the Serbs have indeed a grave responsability into the way it went, they were certainly not the main culprits, nor the initial ones. Serbs wanted to stay in Yu, and the constitutionnal law to be respected in Slovenia, and more importantly, in Croatia and Bosnia where so much Serbs were living on their ancestral lands. Tudman Croatia degraded in its new 1990 constitution the status of the Serbs from constitutive people to ethnic minority. A terrible move, when all the Serbs in Croatia knew the Tudman feelings about their People in general, and reducing drastically the Ustase attempted genocide scale in particuleir… Tudman did that to scare the Serbs, obtain a violent reaction, and play the victim after… Smart, but evil… Izetbegovic undertstoor Tudman strategy, and replicated it : he played an unconstitutionnal power-coup despite not having the military backbone to support it, so the Serbs would overwhelm Bosniaks, be seen as the warmongers, and it would took a U.S of NATO military action to suceed it, whatever the number of deads would be. Croatia and Bosnia were not legitimate independent States, they were federed republic, and as they had had to comply with the federal rules allowing its secession only if the other republis agreed, and they did not. The West ratified these unlawful and kamikaze move in Dayton. So if Slovenian, but more importantly Croatian and Bosnian leadership decided to secede unlawfully from Yugoslavia, they gave as a consequence a reason for the Serbs in Croatia and Bosnia to do the same… For the Republics territorial integrities were CONSUBSTANTIAL to the integrity of the territory of the Whole Yugoslavia. If one was questionned, the others could be as well. And then no, the Bosnian Serbs were not the only wrong ones in Bosnia, and there was not a “right side” once the Bosnian war started, and if initially there was one before that, that was Yugoslavia (the country, its unity under the constitutionnal law), and the Serbs (these 2.5 millions Yugoslavs who lived in other Republics and wanted to stay in said country). As for the last war in 1999, Slobodan Milosevic holds a great responsability into his mishandling of the Kosovo crysis. As well does the Albania Mafia coallized in the Terrorist organisation UCK, sponsored by U.K training, German and Albanian weaponery, and U.S diplomatics and intelligence. As for the last chance for peace, Rambouillet, despite the Serbs playing ball, it was sabotaged by the U.S (again !) taking/using the Albanian side and… imposing Yugoslavia inacceptable conditions for peace to happen (Free access to NATO troops in its territory). So on this one, no, the Serbs are not the main responsibles, they just hold their fair share by allowing situation to degenerate in the first instance. The Serbs are not responsible also for Montenegro secession in 2006, sponsored by the West, once again, and helped by a crooked leader, Milo Djucanovic. Yes there was a referendum, won by the independentists with 55.5% of the votes (Treshold was 55% to mitigate the possible frauds), but would Yugoslavia in general and Serbia in particular not been led into 15 years of atrocities and economical cataclysm, never Djucanovic would have been able to remain in power, being one more western proxy in the dismantling of Yugoslavie, and the Montenegrin people would have remained with Serbia in a federation. In the 90s, Serbs made mistakes, bad moves, and the Croatian Serbs and Bosnian Serbs commited atrocious warcrimes, helped by a badly led JNA. They were the first to move in Croatia indeed, after being broadly provoked by Tudman. But Croats also commited ugly warcrimes in both Bosnia and Croatia. Bosniaks as well. and later on, same for the Albanian UCK in Kosovo, No one is glorious here, really. But Yugoslavia was not sabotaged by the Serbs, who wanted to remain inside and keep it alive, after sacrificing for Yugoslavia the extended Serbia they won in the aftermath of WW1, bleeding for Yugoslavia in WW2, and being progressively screwed in it in the after WW2. They sacrificed Serbia for the sake of Yugoslavia as long as they could, until it was not possible anymore, as the SANU Memorandum testifies. Yugoslavia was not a great Serbia, but something more. They were only 40% of its population. Serbs wanted to keep it whole. And if not whole, as a country for all Serbs, Serbian Serbs, Croatian Serbs, Bosnian Serbs, Bosnian Muslims, Montenegrins and Yugoslav Macedonians, on the lands they were living on for centuries already (and yes, the Kosovar Albanians interests should have been more taken in consideration as well before they turned themselves (willingly or… not) to the UCK terrorists, and then to the U.S greed). After Slovenia and Tudman Croatia led the way, Alija Izetbegovic killed that last chance by his unlawful political moves and bellicist manigances with the U.S once Slovenia was gone and Croatia at war, for a broad Yugoslavia could only keep existing if Bosnia remained part of it. And yes, Milosevic, byproduct of the Serb ressentement toward their difficult fate in Yugoslavia, failed from the begin to the end. For he was not up to the challenge, and the winds of History were needing a great captain to save Yugoslavia from itself and from abroad. But looking at the Yugoslav History from WW1 to its end, I’d say that the blame is collective for its fall. As for the Serbs, they sacrificed the most, endured the most (from WW1 to the 90s economical sanctions that ruined Serbia before the 99 NATO humanitarian airstrikes crushed it even more), and tried the most to keep Yugoslavia alive. So it’s quite ironic and unfair indeed to blame and… shame them for everything, while they carried Yugoslavia name until even this name was deemed unworthy by the World in 2003.  |
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"body": "<< Im not the author, i found this online and am reposting. Original author is Julien Philippe >>\n\nIt is quite ironic, and quite unfair indeed.\n\nAfter the WW1 Serbia fought on the right side of History, with the Entente versus the Empire Alliance, loosing 25% of its population, Serbia had a choice to make :\n\nA greater Serbia, like promised in 1915 in London if the war is won. 25 % of the Serbs died for that war to be won :\n\n\n\nor Yugoslavia, as a Kingdom for the Serbs, Croats, and Slovenes.\n\n\nSerbia chose Yugoslavia : not so selfish of them. And Slovenia grabbed a bit of territory thanks to Serbia’s presence as a winner of WW1…\n\nNationalist pressures existed on both Serbian and Croat sides in the 20s and 30s, on one hand Belgrad centralism, on the other the rise of the Croatian nationalism with the Ustase-to-be. But thanks to the Serbian choice. for Yugoslavia to be, the Yugoslav Kingdom secured Croatia and Slovenia to go out of the crumbling AH in a new strong country of their own with Serbs.\n\nIn 1929, the Kingdom was redivided in banovine. If we look at the ethnic configuration and let aside the geographical names used to avoid to refer to historical names, we got Slovenia, Croatia, Dalmatia, Serbian Krajina, Bosnia, North-Serbia + Voivodina, Central Serbia, Extended Macedonia, and ”Montenegro i Herzegovina”. The “evil Serbs” obviously meant no harm here :\n\n\n\nIn 1934, The Ustase killed king Alexander in Marseille, Regent Paul took the lead of the Kingdom and led it to neutrality at the beginning of WW2. Sadly for Yugoslavia, the British helped by the Yugoslav communist party led by Josip Broz Tito since 1937 sponsored a coup in 1941. Young Peter II took the reign and Nazi Germany declared war on Yugoslavia :\n\nThat war leads to the creation of the Independant State of Croatia, a Nazi Puppet state led by Madman N°1 Ante Pavelic. This genocidal maniac attempeted Genocide on Serbs, but also on Tziganes and on Jews, killing also thousands of Croats not supportive enough of the cause, and dozens of thousands Croat resistants. Hundred of thousands die out as a total, mainly Serbs.\nThe Serbs Tcheniks under Draza Mihajlovic resisted, but the communist resistance of Josip Broz Tito was waiting for orders from Moscow. Once Barbarossa Operation stated, Tito woke up and led his own Partizans to resist also. But not in cooperation with the Chetniks. Tito’s reckless warfare at first led thousands of Serb civilians to be slaughtered in response for minor and useless military actions against little Axis units occupuying Serbia.\nUltimately, Tito’s forces, who suffered less losses than Mihajlovic Chetniks due to more sporadic warfare, gained grounds until Chetniks disbanded in smaller groups (many of them ending in the Partizans, and some of them… siding with the axis like the French did to protect their own by submitting, or sometimes just because they were no better than the Axis units themselves and wanted to kill people from other ethnies). British support switched from the crumbled Chetniks to Tito’s Partizans, and with these Serbs renforcement, Tito finally started to operate on a large scale and lead an intense warfare against the axis troops, ending up freeing most of the country and ultimately slaughtering most of the Ustase still breathing at the end of the war.\nAfter the War, Tito also cleansed through lethal ultra-repression everyone not agreeing with him. Royalists, nationalists from each ethnie, adverse intellectuals, among them too demanding Serbs after their sacrifices and losses, and after its breakup with Staline, stalinists… He’s even wondered about that repressive policy, and was quoted as such (I can’t find back the exact quote) “We should maybe reconsider our repression… With such amount of violence and death, said-Death doesn’t even scare anyone anymore…”\nCroatia on its side, had gained… Istria from the outcome of WW2, Mussolin’s Italy being defeated. But it was all brotherhood and unity, so the Krajina Serbs territories were not integrated into Bosnia to take them away from Croatia grasp, And Croatia lost its former Banovina territories back to Bosnia. These decisions to restore A.H Bosnian borders to make a socialist republic of Bosnia i Herzegovina were gonna lead to a lot of problems later.\n\n\n\n\nThen, from the late 40s to the 50s, Serbian industries were widely transfered to Croatia and Slovenia, and to a lesser scale, to Bosnia (the military redoubt of Yugoslavia) under the policies of Edward Kardelj, Tito’s Slovenian right hand, to allow these agrarian territories to catch back on Serbia… at the expense of Serbia ? “Weak Serbia, Strong Yugoslavia” was the unofficial moto, this one obviously not being favourable to the Serbs.\n\nNevertheless, Serbia had still “too much weight” for the Slovenes and Croats surrounding Tito, due to being the biggest republic in terms of superficy and numbers in Yugoslavia. Croatian spring and following trends led Croatian and Slovenian Nationalists, hiding in Tito’s and Kardelj’s shadow, to obtain a new federal constitution in 1974 :\n\n“Kardelj’s constitution” of 1974 had 4 main objectives, 3 being very interresting here : Cripple Serbia (which was always the backbone of Yugoslavia), weaken post-Tito Yugoslavia leadership, give broader Autonomy to the republics and even… prepare the grounds for independence for Croatia and Slovenia :\n\nWeakening Serbia : Serbia was divided between central serbia, SAP Kosovo, and SAP Vojvodina (despite the 55% of Serbs living in Voivodina)). This decision backfired with Milosevic anti-bureaucratic Revoluion, allowing him to take 4 votes over 8 in the federal presidency (Serbia, Montenegro, Vojvodina, Kosovo… + at times, the “easy to sway” Macedonian vote), instead of the 2 over 6 he’d have had without that move. Croatia could have also benefited of “more seats” if Dalmatia, Istria, and / or Slavonia were made Autonomous Provinces, like Voivodina and Kosovo, and Bosnian Serbs, Bosnian Croats and Muslims were given each a seat in Bosnia due to its ethnical mix-up.\nBut it did not happen, for the goal was not to balance Yugoslavia… But to cripple Serbia and prepare Yu’s breakup once Tito (who was fiercely against that idea) would be dead. In other words, cripple Yugoslavia, not only by weakening its Serbian backbone, but also by making Tito’s leadership irreplacable, being president for Life and then replace by a collective / rotating presidency.\nCreate a secession possibility, by allowing each republic to secede, in agreement with all the other ones… A powder-keg, due to the temptation given and the extreme difficulty to reach a consensus about it in case it would actually happen.\nThe only things the Serbs can be blamed for in this constitution… Is to have allowed it to pass. I guess their elites did… to not end up in Tito’s jails.\n\nIn the late 1980s, the SANU memorandum was devastating in the communist Yugoslavia, going against Tito’s way, policy, and historiography. But it was partially right (points 2, 3, 5 are quite obvious and required to be assessed and threated) and… An extended Serbia (Ridiculous claims of ultra nationalist Seselj and his kind over Dalmatia, a large part of Slavonia, or the other ethnical regions of Bosnia, were seen as delusions by the wide majority of the Serbs themselves, and there is “Greater” claims in every ultra nationalism in the Balkans) was the ideological alternative only if other Yugoslav Republics tried to secede and take away with them the 2.5 millions of Serbs living on their lands there. 2 mens among others were the growing protagonist of these times :\n\nThe Serb Milosevic was ruthless, played with nationalism to rise in Power, unable to lead Yugoslavia and Serbia but to their doom on which he made a lot of money on, like his “pal” Tudman. But he played the constitutionnal game initially rigged against Serbians interests in Yu… and turned it (at the time, and not for long) in favor of Serbia, which was in turn in favour of keeping Yu united. So others had finally their window to break the game. Slovenia and Croatia disrespected that constitution that they… were the main authors in the first instance by going toward independence against the rest of Yugoslavia’s will.\nThe Croat Tudman was even worst, a nationalist-fascist serbophobic and antisemit crook gifted with smart wits. In its new constitution of december 1990, he lowered the status of the Serbs from constituant nation to ethnical minority in Croatia, hence increasing ethnic tensions… And didn’t offer to give back their territories to Yugoslavia… hence abducting these Serbs from Yugoslavia against there will. Cannot blame the Serbs to refuse to be unlawfully adbducted from a country they bled and gave so much for, for the benefit of all other ethnies present, when these abductions were the twisted ideas of selfish and crooked ideologs or oligarks to be, in disrespect for all Peoples of Yugoslavia interests.\nIn 1991, like a symbol, Josip Rheil Kir, a peacemaking police commandant holding Osijek and its surrounding at peace, was killed by a HDZ (the party of Tudman) extremist to be sure nothing would hold things to degenerate, Tudamn already being sure to have German support and U.S goodwill in his pocket for Yugoslavia implosion was benefiting both countries.\n\nThe German leaders were looking to recover their former area of influence (Slovenia and Croatia) as sattelites state of their economical predominance, and were financing the nationalists and soon arming the new countries to be, in support of their independence.\nThe U.S leaders alo saw in Yu’s breakup economical opportunities, but more importantly a way to legitimate NATO’s existence as a world-police in general, and the U.S meddling in European affairs in particular, and after not enforcing the U.N Embargo on arms for Yugoslavia so the situation would reach a full scale war stage in Croatia, pushed toward war in Bosnia by sabotaging the Carrigton Cutileiro plan (They told Izetbegovic to remove his signature) so their would be no peace, Bosnia would go in flames and merge said-flames to the already ongoing Croatian War of Independence, requiring NATO to intervene to “restore peace” with humanitarian airstikes. More than 120 000 deads for both wars. They did the same thing in Rambouillet in 1999, sabotaging the peace plan that finally reached a consensus to be able to strike Serbia and build a NATO base in Kosovo, whatever the human cost of it’d bring for the Serbs of Albanians. 15,000 deads.\nAs for the outcome “and awards” of the first Yougoslav wars :\n\nTudman was the smartest, and unlike Milosevic, did have a correct reading of the course of History, the balance of Power in Europe, and of his assets. He had the advantage from the start, and played excellently his chess-game. As evil, greedy, and half-fascist as he was, “He did what he had to do to serve his agenda, and did it well, at the expense of everyone, including his own people.” And was greatly helped in that success.\nMilosevic, on his side, was not inflamatory as Tudman was, but merely a greedy powermonger, mediocre chess-player, strong only because the strength of the Serbs. Too proud, not realistic enough, not competent enough to lead Yugoslavia and Serbia through these times, he led Serbia to its doom and exhaustion by overplaying his hand and not compromising when it was the time to, may it be with the Slovenes, may it be with Rugova as 2 exemples of his political failures. “He did what he had to do to serve his agenda, and did it badly, at the expense of everyone, especially of his own people.” And was greatly helped in that failure.\nAs for Bosnia, the Bosnian Muslim Alija Izetbegovic wanted to use the Bosnian Muslim weight to win a referendum for independence, despite the Serbs will to remain Yugoslavs. And he did. Despite Karadzic warning about that, and the war it would provoke. And that happened. A peace was signed in march 1992, but sabotaged by the U.S and Izetbegovic. And all-out war broke out in Bosnia. Izetbegovic was the worst Yugoslav leader of his time, for he was an islamic ideologist and cared more about his religious beliefs and their reign on Earth than about his people who could be cannon meat in his kind of Jihad if it had to come to this. And his legacy is… A failling state, a divided country, and 100,000 deads Bosnians to achieve that.\nThese 3 leaders would have been more helpful in a collective grave as soon as 1990 for the sake of all the Yugoslavs.\n\n\n\nSerb leaders, were not rebels but Yugoslavs. Bosnian mulslims, Croats, and Slovenes leaders were the rebels, acting unlawfully against Yugoslavia… And their own people, all ethnies together. And if Milosevic and the Serbs have indeed a grave responsability into the way it went, they were certainly not the main culprits, nor the initial ones.\n\nSerbs wanted to stay in Yu, and the constitutionnal law to be respected in Slovenia, and more importantly, in Croatia and Bosnia where so much Serbs were living on their ancestral lands. Tudman Croatia degraded in its new 1990 constitution the status of the Serbs from constitutive people to ethnic minority. A terrible move, when all the Serbs in Croatia knew the Tudman feelings about their People in general, and reducing drastically the Ustase attempted genocide scale in particuleir… Tudman did that to scare the Serbs, obtain a violent reaction, and play the victim after… Smart, but evil… Izetbegovic undertstoor Tudman strategy, and replicated it : he played an unconstitutionnal power-coup despite not having the military backbone to support it, so the Serbs would overwhelm Bosniaks, be seen as the warmongers, and it would took a U.S of NATO military action to suceed it, whatever the number of deads would be. Croatia and Bosnia were not legitimate independent States, they were federed republic, and as they had had to comply with the federal rules allowing its secession only if the other republis agreed, and they did not. The West ratified these unlawful and kamikaze move in Dayton.\n\nSo if Slovenian, but more importantly Croatian and Bosnian leadership decided to secede unlawfully from Yugoslavia, they gave as a consequence a reason for the Serbs in Croatia and Bosnia to do the same… For the Republics territorial integrities were CONSUBSTANTIAL to the integrity of the territory of the Whole Yugoslavia. If one was questionned, the others could be as well.\n\nAnd then no, the Bosnian Serbs were not the only wrong ones in Bosnia, and there was not a “right side” once the Bosnian war started, and if initially there was one before that, that was Yugoslavia (the country, its unity under the constitutionnal law), and the Serbs (these 2.5 millions Yugoslavs who lived in other Republics and wanted to stay in said country).\n\nAs for the last war in 1999, Slobodan Milosevic holds a great responsability into his mishandling of the Kosovo crysis. As well does the Albania Mafia coallized in the Terrorist organisation UCK, sponsored by U.K training, German and Albanian weaponery, and U.S diplomatics and intelligence. As for the last chance for peace, Rambouillet, despite the Serbs playing ball, it was sabotaged by the U.S (again !) taking/using the Albanian side and… imposing Yugoslavia inacceptable conditions for peace to happen (Free access to NATO troops in its territory). So on this one, no, the Serbs are not the main responsibles, they just hold their fair share by allowing situation to degenerate in the first instance.\n\nThe Serbs are not responsible also for Montenegro secession in 2006, sponsored by the West, once again, and helped by a crooked leader, Milo Djucanovic. Yes there was a referendum, won by the independentists with 55.5% of the votes (Treshold was 55% to mitigate the possible frauds), but would Yugoslavia in general and Serbia in particular not been led into 15 years of atrocities and economical cataclysm, never Djucanovic would have been able to remain in power, being one more western proxy in the dismantling of Yugoslavie, and the Montenegrin people would have remained with Serbia in a federation.\n\nIn the 90s, Serbs made mistakes, bad moves, and the Croatian Serbs and Bosnian Serbs commited atrocious warcrimes, helped by a badly led JNA. They were the first to move in Croatia indeed, after being broadly provoked by Tudman. But Croats also commited ugly warcrimes in both Bosnia and Croatia. Bosniaks as well. and later on, same for the Albanian UCK in Kosovo, No one is glorious here, really.\n\nBut Yugoslavia was not sabotaged by the Serbs, who wanted to remain inside and keep it alive, after sacrificing for Yugoslavia the extended Serbia they won in the aftermath of WW1, bleeding for Yugoslavia in WW2, and being progressively screwed in it in the after WW2. They sacrificed Serbia for the sake of Yugoslavia as long as they could, until it was not possible anymore, as the SANU Memorandum testifies. Yugoslavia was not a great Serbia, but something more. They were only 40% of its population. Serbs wanted to keep it whole. And if not whole, as a country for all Serbs, Serbian Serbs, Croatian Serbs, Bosnian Serbs, Bosnian Muslims, Montenegrins and Yugoslav Macedonians, on the lands they were living on for centuries already (and yes, the Kosovar Albanians interests should have been more taken in consideration as well before they turned themselves (willingly or… not) to the UCK terrorists, and then to the U.S greed). After Slovenia and Tudman Croatia led the way, Alija Izetbegovic killed that last chance by his unlawful political moves and bellicist manigances with the U.S once Slovenia was gone and Croatia at war, for a broad Yugoslavia could only keep existing if Bosnia remained part of it.\n\nAnd yes, Milosevic, byproduct of the Serb ressentement toward their difficult fate in Yugoslavia, failed from the begin to the end. For he was not up to the challenge, and the winds of History were needing a great captain to save Yugoslavia from itself and from abroad.\n\nBut looking at the Yugoslav History from WW1 to its end, I’d say that the blame is collective for its fall. As for the Serbs, they sacrificed the most, endured the most (from WW1 to the 90s economical sanctions that ruined Serbia before the 99 NATO humanitarian airstrikes crushed it even more), and tried the most to keep Yugoslavia alive. So it’s quite ironic and unfair indeed to blame and… shame them for everything, while they carried Yugoslavia name until even this name was deemed unworthy by the World in 2003.\n\n",
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| body | The first phase of this ICO sold out in just 17 minutes. So don't miss this one! by a stroke of luck, we have been granted a 2nd chance to get in on one of the most exciting ICOs of 2018. Many people were greatly disappointed to have missed out on the 1st one since it ended in just 17 minutes!y a stroke of luck, we have been granted a 2nd chance to get in on one of the most exciting ICOs of 2018. Many people were greatly disappointed to have missed out on the 1st one since it ended in just 17 minutes!  It turns out that a whale bought 1.2 million dollars worth of tokens! This is NOT good since it gives one holder too much influence over the democratic voting system that governs how the Digitex system works, negating the influence of smaller DGTX token owners. It also allows a large holder to manipulate the DGTX token price and even crash it on exchanges should they wish to do so. You can see the actual transactions on the blockchain yourself here: Whale sends test transaction of 10 ETH to Digitex smart contract and receives 1,561,200 DGTX: https://etherscan.io/tx/0x6d1be99e064b31f3b877b04d65c12cebeeca5e7668183584c7c542ca05365d07 Whale sends 940 ETH to Digitex smart contract and receives 146,752,800 DGTX: https://etherscan.io/tx/0xe243a654a09e2c1df036d2f144f1364131dedd92698ddd5b8820546959649fd1 Fortunately, it appears that the team at Digitex truly does care about the project and its investors evidenced by the action they took after the ICO. Using their own funds, they negotiated a buyback of the tokens from the whale that made the original purchase. An agreement was reached and nearly 148 million tokens were back in the possession of Digitex. The team is now doing a 2nd ICO to give smaller investors a second chance to participate but this time, there will be a 10 ETH cap per investor to avoid this from happening again. This whole situation and the way it is being handled is very reassuring to me as it shows that the team genuinely cares about this project. Not only that, think of it this way. It is very reassuring that such a powerful and sophisticated investor had this much confidence in the Digitex project willing to invest 1.2 million dollars into it. This again reinforces my belief that this is the BEST ico of the year with the greatest potential. Here is a message from Adam Todd, the found of Digitex regarding the ico <iframe src="https://player.vimeo.com/video/253526103" width="640" height="360" frameborder="0" webkitallowfullscreen mozallowfullscreen allowfullscreen></iframe> So if you havent seen my original post, what is Digitex? Digitex aims to create a commission free Bitcoin futures trading platform for Bitcoin, Ehtereum and Litecoin against the US Dollar. As far as I know, there is no crypto futures trading platforms available today other than the contracts available on CME or CBOE. What makes Digitex unique is that it plans to be a Decentralized exchange having account balances stored on independent Ethereum smart contracts and not on the exchange. Furthermore, traders on Digitex will use decentralized governance to determine how many new DGTX tokens to issue and when. So using Digitex, traders will be paid profits/losses in DGTX tokens which will create demand for the tokens driving up the value of them. Instead of charging transaction fees to cover expenses, they will create a small number of tokens each year. So in my opinion, this could be a very popular platform since it doesn't have alot of competition. This is similar to Binance. You can trade on Binance using their BNB token which is currently valued around $17 and they have only been around about a half a year. Could Digitex follow a similar path? It seems plausible though with such a higher coin supply, it most likely will not hit that high of a value but should experience respectable gains nevertheless. The initial supply of DGTX will be 1 billion tokens of which 700 million will be sold during the ICO phase. 10% will be held by the team and will remain vested unitl one year past the first revenue generation token creation event. This ensures that the team has strong incentive to create a stable, self perpetuating business model. The road map for Digitek is as follows. 2018 first quarter is the ICO token sale which starts tomorrow. They will be getting listed on exchanges during the second quarter. During the 3rd quarter they plan on completing Digitex exchange voting & accounts smart contracts will be deployed. The final launch of the digitex futures exchange will occur in the 4th quarter. So investing in Digitex should be thought of as a long hold at least till they hit the exchanges. However, I would think that holding until after the launch would be wise as this should immediately increase the value of the tokens. What I really liked about Digitex is that it has a capable team behind it with a proven track record. The found and CEO is Adam Todd. He is the founder of BetTrader, a popular ladder trading interface which has been online for 14 years connecting the world's largest betting exchange, Betfair.com. Adam is an experienced trader and was once a pit-trader on the London International Financial Futures and Options Exchange. Digitex seems to be very transparent providing information about all their team members and qualifications which makes me feel a bit more confident regarding the project. I have also followed their activity online. The staff is very responsive on Reddit with Q&As and readily available to answer questions and help out. This further helps build trust and it is good to know that the team is actively engaging with potential investors in a transparent manner. You can learn more about them via Telegram, Reddit, Medium, Facebook and Twitter. See below for links. Telegram https://t.me/digitexfutureschat Reddit https://www.reddit.com/r/DigitexFutures/ Medium https://medium.com/digitex-futures Facebook https://www.facebook.com/DigitexFutures/ Twitter https://twitter.com/digitexfutures During the ICO, which starts tomorrow, they are offering a 20% bonus if you invest during the first week. They are also offering an outstanding referral bonus. Refer others to the token sale and you will earn 30% of what your referrals invest. So how do you invest? To invest, you will be sending Ethereum to their smart contract. So you can purchase Ethereum through coinbase or whichever exchange you wish and send it to a wallet that can accept ERC-223 TOKENS. They recommend that you use MyEtherWallet.com. Once your Ethereum is on your MEW wallet, you can then send it to the smart contract once the token sales commences. They will provide the smart contract address on their website when it starts. Remember, please do your own research before you invest and invest only what you are comfortable with losing. Here is a link to the Token Sale where you can signup. (Full Disclosure: This is my referral link so if you found this information helpful, please signup using it) https://vrlps.co/a?pt=24egHeF-mYgN9sCzFHAbpvZzKrw&referralCode=B1pGm4dNM&refSource=copy |
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"body": "The first phase of this ICO sold out in just 17 minutes. So don't miss this one!\n\nby a stroke of luck, we have been granted a 2nd chance to get in on one of the most exciting ICOs of 2018. Many people were greatly disappointed to have missed out on the 1st one since it ended in just 17 minutes!y a stroke of luck, we have been granted a 2nd chance to get in on one of the most exciting ICOs of 2018. Many people were greatly disappointed to have missed out on the 1st one since it ended in just 17 minutes!\n\n\n\nIt turns out that a whale bought 1.2 million dollars worth of tokens! This is NOT good since it gives one holder too much influence over the democratic voting system that governs how the Digitex system works, negating the influence of smaller DGTX token owners. It also allows a large holder to manipulate the DGTX token price and even crash it on exchanges should they wish to do so.\n\nYou can see the actual transactions on the blockchain yourself here:\n\nWhale sends test transaction of 10 ETH to Digitex smart contract and receives 1,561,200 DGTX: https://etherscan.io/tx/0x6d1be99e064b31f3b877b04d65c12cebeeca5e7668183584c7c542ca05365d07\n\nWhale sends 940 ETH to Digitex smart contract and receives 146,752,800 DGTX: https://etherscan.io/tx/0xe243a654a09e2c1df036d2f144f1364131dedd92698ddd5b8820546959649fd1\n\nFortunately, it appears that the team at Digitex truly does care about the project and its investors evidenced by the action they took after the ICO. Using their own funds, they negotiated a buyback of the tokens from the whale that made the original purchase. An agreement was reached and nearly 148 million tokens were back in the possession of Digitex.\n\nThe team is now doing a 2nd ICO to give smaller investors a second chance to participate but this time, there will be a 10 ETH cap per investor to avoid this from happening again.\n\nThis whole situation and the way it is being handled is very reassuring to me as it shows that the team genuinely cares about this project. Not only that, think of it this way. It is very reassuring that such a powerful and sophisticated investor had this much confidence in the Digitex project willing to invest 1.2 million dollars into it. This again reinforces my belief that this is the BEST ico of the year with the greatest potential.\n\nHere is a message from Adam Todd, the found of Digitex regarding the ico\n\n<iframe src=\"https://player.vimeo.com/video/253526103\" width=\"640\" height=\"360\" frameborder=\"0\" webkitallowfullscreen mozallowfullscreen allowfullscreen></iframe>\n\nSo if you havent seen my original post, what is Digitex?\nDigitex aims to create a commission free Bitcoin futures trading platform for Bitcoin, Ehtereum and Litecoin against the US Dollar. As far as I know, there is no crypto futures trading platforms available today other than the contracts available on CME or CBOE. What makes Digitex unique is that it plans to be a Decentralized exchange having account balances stored on independent Ethereum smart contracts and not on the exchange. Furthermore, traders on Digitex will use decentralized governance to determine how many new DGTX tokens to issue and when.\n\nSo using Digitex, traders will be paid profits/losses in DGTX tokens which will create demand for the tokens driving up the value of them. Instead of charging transaction fees to cover expenses, they will create a small number of tokens each year.\n\nSo in my opinion, this could be a very popular platform since it doesn't have alot of competition. This is similar to Binance. You can trade on Binance using their BNB token which is currently valued around $17 and they have only been around about a half a year. Could Digitex follow a similar path? It seems plausible though with such a higher coin supply, it most likely will not hit that high of a value but should experience respectable gains nevertheless.\n\nThe initial supply of DGTX will be 1 billion tokens of which 700 million will be sold during the ICO phase. 10% will be held by the team and will remain vested unitl one year past the first revenue generation token creation event. This ensures that the team has strong incentive to create a stable, self perpetuating business model.\n\nThe road map for Digitek is as follows. 2018 first quarter is the ICO token sale which starts tomorrow. They will be getting listed on exchanges during the second quarter. During the 3rd quarter they plan on completing Digitex exchange voting & accounts smart contracts will be deployed. The final launch of the digitex futures exchange will occur in the 4th quarter. So investing in Digitex should be thought of as a long hold at least till they hit the exchanges. However, I would think that holding until after the launch would be wise as this should immediately increase the value of the tokens.\n\nWhat I really liked about Digitex is that it has a capable team behind it with a proven track record. The found and CEO is Adam Todd. He is the founder of BetTrader, a popular ladder trading interface which has been online for 14 years connecting the world's largest betting exchange, Betfair.com. Adam is an experienced trader and was once a pit-trader on the London International Financial Futures and Options Exchange. Digitex seems to be very transparent providing information about all their team members and qualifications which makes me feel a bit more confident regarding the project.\n\nI have also followed their activity online. The staff is very responsive on Reddit with Q&As and readily available to answer questions and help out. This further helps build trust and it is good to know that the team is actively engaging with potential investors in a transparent manner. You can learn more about them via Telegram, Reddit, Medium, Facebook and Twitter. See below for links.\n\nTelegram\nhttps://t.me/digitexfutureschat\n\nReddit\nhttps://www.reddit.com/r/DigitexFutures/\n\nMedium\nhttps://medium.com/digitex-futures\n\nFacebook\nhttps://www.facebook.com/DigitexFutures/\n\nTwitter\nhttps://twitter.com/digitexfutures\n\nDuring the ICO, which starts tomorrow, they are offering a 20% bonus if you invest during the first week. They are also offering an outstanding referral bonus. Refer others to the token sale and you will earn 30% of what your referrals invest.\n\nSo how do you invest?\nTo invest, you will be sending Ethereum to their smart contract. So you can purchase Ethereum through coinbase or whichever exchange you wish and send it to a wallet that can accept ERC-223 TOKENS. 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| title | DIGITEX FUTURES ICO - SECOND CHANCE TO GET IN SINCE THE 1ST ONE SOLD OUT IN 17 MINUTES! |
| body | Well, by a stroke of luck, we have been granted a 2nd chance to get in on one of the most exciting ICOs of 2018. Many people were greatly disappointed to have missed out on the 1st one since it ended in just 17 minutes!  It turns out that a whale bought 1.2 million dollars worth of tokens! This is NOT good since it gives one holder too much influence over the democratic voting system that governs how the Digitex system works, negating the influence of smaller DGTX token owners. It also allows a large holder to manipulate the DGTX token price and even crash it on exchanges should they wish to do so. You can see the actual transactions on the blockchain yourself here: Whale sends test transaction of 10 ETH to Digitex smart contract and receives 1,561,200 DGTX: https://etherscan.io/tx/0x6d1be99e064b31f3b877b04d65c12cebeeca5e7668183584c7c542ca05365d07 Whale sends 940 ETH to Digitex smart contract and receives 146,752,800 DGTX: https://etherscan.io/tx/0xe243a654a09e2c1df036d2f144f1364131dedd92698ddd5b8820546959649fd1 Fortunately, it appears that the team at Digitex truly does care about the project and its investors evidenced by the action they took after the ICO. Using their own funds, they negotiated a buyback of the tokens from the whale that made the original purchase. An agreement was reached and nearly 148 million tokens were back in the possession of Digitex. The team is now doing a 2nd ICO to give smaller investors a second chance to participate but this time, there will be a 10 ETH cap per investor to avoid this from happening again. This whole situation and the way it is being handled is very reassuring to me as it shows that the team genuinely cares about this project. Not only that, think of it this way. It is very reassuring that such a powerful and sophisticated investor had this much confidence in the Digitex project willing to invest 1.2 million dollars into it. This again reinforces my belief that this is the BEST ico of the year with the greatest potential. Here is a message from Adam Todd, the found of Digitex regarding the ico <iframe src="https://player.vimeo.com/video/253526103" width="640" height="360" frameborder="0" webkitallowfullscreen mozallowfullscreen allowfullscreen></iframe> So if you havent seen my original post, what is Digitex? Digitex aims to create a commission free Bitcoin futures trading platform for Bitcoin, Ehtereum and Litecoin against the US Dollar. As far as I know, there is no crypto futures trading platforms available today other than the contracts available on CME or CBOE. What makes Digitex unique is that it plans to be a Decentralized exchange having account balances stored on independent Ethereum smart contracts and not on the exchange. Furthermore, traders on Digitex will use decentralized governance to determine how many new DGTX tokens to issue and when. So using Digitex, traders will be paid profits/losses in DGTX tokens which will create demand for the tokens driving up the value of them. Instead of charging transaction fees to cover expenses, they will create a small number of tokens each year. So in my opinion, this could be a very popular platform since it doesn't have alot of competition. This is similar to Binance. You can trade on Binance using their BNB token which is currently valued around $17 and they have only been around about a half a year. Could Digitex follow a similar path? It seems plausible though with such a higher coin supply, it most likely will not hit that high of a value but should experience respectable gains nevertheless. The initial supply of DGTX will be 1 billion tokens of which 700 million will be sold during the ICO phase. 10% will be held by the team and will remain vested unitl one year past the first revenue generation token creation event. This ensures that the team has strong incentive to create a stable, self perpetuating business model. The road map for Digitek is as follows. 2018 first quarter is the ICO token sale which starts tomorrow. They will be getting listed on exchanges during the second quarter. During the 3rd quarter they plan on completing Digitex exchange voting & accounts smart contracts will be deployed. The final launch of the digitex futures exchange will occur in the 4th quarter. So investing in Digitex should be thought of as a long hold at least till they hit the exchanges. However, I would think that holding until after the launch would be wise as this should immediately increase the value of the tokens. What I really liked about Digitex is that it has a capable team behind it with a proven track record. The found and CEO is Adam Todd. He is the founder of BetTrader, a popular ladder trading interface which has been online for 14 years connecting the world's largest betting exchange, Betfair.com. Adam is an experienced trader and was once a pit-trader on the London International Financial Futures and Options Exchange. Digitex seems to be very transparent providing information about all their team members and qualifications which makes me feel a bit more confident regarding the project. I have also followed their activity online. The staff is very responsive on Reddit with Q&As and readily available to answer questions and help out. This further helps build trust and it is good to know that the team is actively engaging with potential investors in a transparent manner. You can learn more about them via Telegram, Reddit, Medium, Facebook and Twitter. See below for links. Telegram https://t.me/digitexfutureschat Reddit https://www.reddit.com/r/DigitexFutures/ Medium https://medium.com/digitex-futures Facebook https://www.facebook.com/DigitexFutures/ Twitter https://twitter.com/digitexfutures During the ICO, which starts tomorrow, they are offering a 20% bonus if you invest during the first week. They are also offering an outstanding referral bonus. Refer others to the token sale and you will earn 30% of what your referrals invest. So how do you invest? To invest, you will be sending Ethereum to their smart contract. So you can purchase Ethereum through coinbase or whichever exchange you wish and send it to a wallet that can accept ERC-223 TOKENS. They recommend that you use MyEtherWallet.com. 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An agreement was reached and nearly 148 million tokens were back in the possession of Digitex.\n\nThe team is now doing a 2nd ICO to give smaller investors a second chance to participate but this time, there will be a 10 ETH cap per investor to avoid this from happening again.\n\nThis whole situation and the way it is being handled is very reassuring to me as it shows that the team genuinely cares about this project. Not only that, think of it this way. It is very reassuring that such a powerful and sophisticated investor had this much confidence in the Digitex project willing to invest 1.2 million dollars into it. 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However, I would think that holding until after the launch would be wise as this should immediately increase the value of the tokens.\n\nWhat I really liked about Digitex is that it has a capable team behind it with a proven track record. The found and CEO is Adam Todd. He is the founder of BetTrader, a popular ladder trading interface which has been online for 14 years connecting the world's largest betting exchange, Betfair.com. Adam is an experienced trader and was once a pit-trader on the London International Financial Futures and Options Exchange. Digitex seems to be very transparent providing information about all their team members and qualifications which makes me feel a bit more confident regarding the project.\n\nI have also followed their activity online. The staff is very responsive on Reddit with Q&As and readily available to answer questions and help out. 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| title | Don't miss this ICO - Storiqa to take on Amazon, Alibibaba,Ebay, Shopify, Rakuten |
| body |  I went deep on this one. So while it may sound like im just shilling a coin cause i bought in, I guess that's kinda true. Think about it though, wouldn't you rather hear about something that someone believes in enough to invest in it themselves rather than from someone who hasn't? Maybe I'm nuts, but after researching this one I felt the confidence to go all in. Granted not enough to leave me on the streets if it doesn't go as planned but definitely enough to be a life changer if it goes well. So what is Storiqa?  Well basically, they are the decentralized crypto version of marketplaces like Amazon. Their platform will allow small businesses to create stores with the ability to pay for products/services with crypto currency. They are creating a customizable ecommerce platform built on blockchain technology promising to change the way we shop online. The target market for the system is anyone who has a product/service to sell online. Kinda like a Shopify only much better. The Storiqa platform will make it easy for any online store to be setup on their blockchain platform in minutes. This is huge since building your own block chain solution for an ecommerce platform would be a huge undertaking. Storiqa solves several real life problems. Currently making payments online requires a 3rd party intermediary with high fees involved. Using the Storiqa platform, payments are made without a middleman using any currency of your choice set against the crypto price. Smart contracts make transactions fast and secure and automatically deliver payments between the buy and seller once the order is confirmed. THE TEAM The founder of Storiqa is Ruslan Tugushev, Cofound and head of sales Evgeny Gavrillin and Cofound Nadiya Cherkasova. The company is based in Baar, Switzerland also known as Crypto Valley and has a development office in Moscow. The Storiqa Team  THE TOKEN SALE The token sale is currently underway and there is still time to get in at an outstanding price. So don't miss out. You can use my referral link below to participate in the ICO! https://tokensale.storiqa.com/?ref=a1f5acd0032eb30a4251f5cc |
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| body | I wanted to share some info about a new ICO coming out this month that I believe has some great potential. Adhive is an AI-controlled influencer marketing platform utilizing blockchain as the core of their solution. This is a first in the marketing industry and can really fill a void that currently exists in this space. The Adhive platform will automate all of the steps of interaction with influencers saving a huge amount of time and effort for the advertisers. It will allow brands an opportunity to place their ads on an unlimited number of influencer channels without worrying about all of the details. Through Adhive, video advertising will be easy to run and new opportunities for blog monetization will power community development increasing audience and advertising capacity. In a nutshell, it is a one stop shop for influencer video marketing!  So this is definitely a useful project that fills a real life need. So that's a promising start. ADH Tokens will be used as the payment vehicle on the platform. This will create demand for the coins and thus increase their value. As the Adhive network grows, so will the value of ADH and with a fixed limited supply of just 135 million tokens, the price has plenty of room to grow as it should remain in demand. Adhive has a strong team in place and is very transparent listing the team members linkedIn profiles right on their website. They seem to be very responsive online which gives me confidence that this is a legitimate and promising project. The site displays their road map all the way through 2020 and the whitepaper is thorough and well written. They even have an Alpha version of the system already available allowing you to peek into the project as an advertiser or as an influencer. So here's the details on the ICO which starts at the end of this month. On Jan 31st, the pre-sale period will start thru Feb 6th. During the Presale you can pick up 5200 ADH for 1 ETH and get a 15 to 30% bonus! Phase 1 of the sale starts on Feb 7th thru Mar 7th. During this phase you can grab 4400ADH for 1 ETH and get up to a 10% bonus. There is also a PRIVATE PRESALE going on that runs until Jan 29th if you really want to get in early and get the best bonuses. ≥ $5k — 35% Bonus, 1 month vesting on Bonus Tokens ≥ $20k — 40% Bonus, 2 months vesting on Bonus Tokens ≥ $50k — 45% Bonus, 3 months vesting on Bonus Tokens Don't miss out on this one. I believe it could be one of the best performing ICOs of 2018. Of course, do your own research and only invest what your able. There is always risk associated with brand new projects but this one seems to be a solid pick in my humble opinion. If you would like to learn more or participate in the ICO, please consider using my referral link below: https://adhive.tv/regtoken?ref=ico2018 |
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| title | Digitex ICO - Starts tomorrow. What is it? |
| body | I wanted to share a little bit about an ICO I learned about recently called Digitex. After a bit of research, I have come to the conclusion that this could be a great investment opportunity with large returns. As with any ICO, great care must be taken to make sure that it is a legitimate project with a reputable team. There are many questionable ICOs out there so I wanted to share my research and conclusion regarding this one. So what is the purpose of Digitex? Digitex aims to create a commission free Bitcoin futures trading platform for Bitcoin, Ehtereum and Litecoin against the US Dollar. As far as I know, there is no crypto futures trading platforms available today other than the contracts available on CME or CBOE. What makes Digitex unique is that it plans to be a Decentralized exchange having account balances stored on independent Ethereum smart contracts and not on the exchange. Furthermore, traders on Digitex will use decentralized governance to determine how many new DGTX tokens to issue and when. So using Digitex, traders will be paid profits/losses in DGTX tokens which will create demand for the tokens driving up the value of them. Instead of charging transaction fees to cover expenses, they will create a small number of tokens each year. So in my opinion, this could be a very popular platform since it doesn't have alot of competition. This is similar to Binance. You can trade on Binance using their BNB token which is currently valued around $17 and they have only been around about a half a year. Could Digitex follow a similar path? It seems plausible though with such a higher coin supply, it most likely will not hit that high of a value but should experience respectable gains nevertheless. The initial supply of DGTX will be 1 billion tokens of which 700 million will be sold during the ICO phase. 10% will be held by the team and will remain vested unitl one year past the first revenue generation token creation event. This ensures that the team has strong incentive to create a stable, self perpetuating business model. The road map for Digitek is as follows. 2018 first quarter is the ICO token sale which starts tomorrow. They will be getting listed on exchanges during the second quarter. During the 3rd quarter they plan on completing Digitex exchange voting & accounts smart contracts will be deployed. The final launch of the digitex futures exchange will occur in the 4th quarter. So investing in Digitex should be thought of as a long hold at least till they hit the exchanges. However, I would think that holding until after the launch would be wise as this should immediately increase the value of the tokens. What I really liked about Digitex is that it has a capable team behind it with a proven track record. The found and CEO is Adam Todd. He is the founder of BetTrader, a popular ladder trading interface which has been online for 14 years connecting the world's largest betting exchange, Betfair.com. Adam is an experienced trader and was once a pit-trader on the London International Financial Futures and Options Exchange. Digitex seems to be very transparent providing information about all their team members and qualifications which makes me feel a bit more confident regarding the project. I have also followed their activity online. The staff is very responsive on Reddit with Q&As and readily available to answer questions and help out. This further helps build trust and it is good to know that the team is actively engaging with potential investors in a transparent manner. You can learn more about them via Telegram, Reddit, Medium, Facebook and Twitter. See below for links. Telegram https://t.me/digitexfutureschat Reddit https://www.reddit.com/r/DigitexFutures/ Medium https://medium.com/digitex-futures Facebook https://www.facebook.com/DigitexFutures/ Twitter https://twitter.com/digitexfutures During the ICO, which starts tomorrow, they are offering a 20% bonus if you invest during the first week. They are also offering an outstanding referral bonus. Refer others to the token sale and you will earn 30% of what your referrals invest. So how do you invest? To invest, you will be sending Ethereum to their smart contract. So you can purchase Ethereum through coinbase or whichever exchange you wish and send it to a wallet that can accept ERC-223 TOKENS. They recommend that you use MyEtherWallet.com. Once your Ethereum is on your MEW wallet, you can then send it to the smart contract once the token sales commences. They will provide the smart contract address on their website when it starts. Remember, please do your own research before you invest and invest only what you are comfortable with losing. Here is a link to the Token Sale where you can signup. (Full Disclosure: This is my referral link so if you found this information helpful, please signup using it) https://vrlps.co/a?pt=24egHeF-mYgN9sCzFHAbpvZzKrw&referralCode=B1pGm4dNM&refSource=copy |
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}2017/10/13 15:59:30
2017/10/13 15:59:30
| delegator | steem |
| delegatee | serb |
| vesting shares | 29831.164392 VESTS |
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}coinpayments.netsent 1.246 STEEM to @serb2017/10/08 00:03:45
coinpayments.netsent 1.246 STEEM to @serb
2017/10/08 00:03:45
| from | coinpayments.net |
| to | serb |
| amount | 1.246 STEEM |
| memo | |
| Transaction Info | Block #16135153/Trx 2b76128ec7560becd4533bf1853a64240c0deead |
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}2017/09/23 01:06:57
2017/09/23 01:06:57
| from | bittrex |
| to | serb |
| amount | 995.648 STEEM |
| memo | STM5Y8f3Qvt5Te9GQ5sFzqQLesgvmB9dm7bU9z9sgwSb4798AhXtt |
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2017/09/23 01:04:54
| from | bittrex |
| to | serb |
| amount | 1.990 STEEM |
| memo | STM5Y8f3Qvt5Te9GQ5sFzqQLesgvmB9dm7bU9z9sgwSb4798AhXtt |
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}serbupvoted (100.00%) @ranko-k / ever-thought-of-visiting-serbia-you-might-want-to-consider-it2017/09/22 23:17:12
serbupvoted (100.00%) @ranko-k / ever-thought-of-visiting-serbia-you-might-want-to-consider-it
2017/09/22 23:17:12
| voter | serb |
| author | ranko-k |
| permlink | ever-thought-of-visiting-serbia-you-might-want-to-consider-it |
| weight | 10000 (100.00%) |
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}2017/09/22 19:11:15
2017/09/22 19:11:15
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| delegation | 57000.000000 VESTS |
| creator | steem |
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| json metadata | |
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| Transaction Info | Block #15697564/Trx 117365013ececd8e811ecd340d333017406e3311 |
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| JSON METADATA | |
| None |
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Public Keys
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Public Keys
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}Witness Votes
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No active witness votes.
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