Curio (CUR)

I'll just leave this here, anons.

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bought ferrari with ico money?

Ok...?

>token not needed

Also

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Biz still coping, I see

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If you're in cur now, sell the top.
>Token not needed
You've been warned. Look at how they're marketing on their site. Curv is where it's at

nobody will buy your curv scam-liquidity on uniswap, faggot.

if people wanna buy curv they need to buy CUR first

>Introducing CurioInvest, where we invest with you and other investors, and together we buy luxury cars and equally share the profits and risks

/o/ here
this is a piece of shit scam coin
First of all there are next to no risks in the exotic/collectible car business because pratically all cars that have value and are worth collecting NEVER go down for any reason. And I'm not talking about depreciation for a disappointing high-status car such as a Lamborghini Gallardo or a Porsche Cayenne, I'm talking about cars that are worth investing in. The only risk is if you somehow overpaid for the car or didn't fully inspect it and checked its history

SOOOO, what that means is this Curio guy is so nice, he and his team will hunt for gems, negotiate, buy/insure the cars, fly them over to the Curio warehouse in Germany, spend money on maintenance, then resell the cars for a profit and share that profit with US!!!
WOW!!! What a nice guy, so kind of him!

Oh and as per their website, "most start-ups fail and when you invest money you're more likely to lose it all than make profit"

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Are ferrari's really that kira kira now?

>i dont understand how their business model works, must be a scam

fudders can't recognize true innovation. they only buy blatant copies of other projects to feel assured, lmao.
stay poor bizlets

$5 end of the month. Screencap this

the fuck is that mess at all, looks like the interior of an arcade cabinet. Italians. Going downhill fast since 1.5 millennia

don't buy, it is a scam,
Safex did the same, lot of FOMO and then they dumped the premine,
Avoid getting Safetexed by those scammers

I don’t get this use case. Why only cars? Why not tokenize all assets? Do they have plans to expand at least? This seems too narrow at the moment.

cope

They WILL tokenize all assets. The Ferrari F12 is just the first asset they are tokenizing.
Other luxurious collectibles next to supercars will follow in the future.

>i dont understand how their business model works, must be a scam

Explain it to me then. Explain how someone that is into the car hunting/collecting business would want to share profit from his hard work with me, a total stranger on the internet

Dude... the business model is tokenization of assets.
Before curio, if a person wanted to participate in the market of luxurious collectibles he had to buy the whole car worth >$1million, put it into his own garage, take care of the maintenance etc.
not everybody that is interested in using a Ferrari as an asset is also interested in taking care of it, as well as putting a full $1million into it.
there are thousands of people who just want to participate in the market to diversify their portfolio, which is a LOT easier by just buying the shares of the asset for the amount he is comfortable with.

Marc Zeller is this you ?

If you don't see the obvious moon potential in CUR, what are you even doing anons. This is still sub-1mill marketcap

see this also the team is paid in CUR, so they profit directly from CUR gaining in value. I'm guessing they will make a lot more than if they all chipped in with their own money and bought a Ferrari.

Yeah I'm thinking its user Marc with his LEND gains

Biz is literally full of brainlets. One look at the ecosystem and you can see where Curio is heading. Moon mission

>not everybody that is interested in using a Ferrari as an asset is also interested in taking care of it

What do you mean take care of it? Just drive it to your garage, take the battery out (or connect it), fill the tank, and add gas stabilizer and then forget about it for 10 years. You don't need to "take care" of a car you're not driving and only keeping as an asset, what the fuck are you talking about here

This whole coin stinks. There is absolutely no demand to own a "virtual part" of a Ferrari

you would need to have a garage solely for this car that you can't use while letting it sit there.
how dumb are you actually, that you can't see the obvious benefits for the masses of buying shares vs having to buy a clumsy extremely expensive asset in one-piece.
stay poor if you want

Exotic car collecting/reselling is for car enthusiasts, which would be happy to wake up every morning and see that 250 GTO in their garage.

So if you're only in it for the money and will.never drive/own the car, forget about it. Besides, car value steadily rise but nothing spectacular, there are WAY more profitable markets out there

>tl;dr:
Curio is just another useless shitcoin but the theme here is "own a part a Ferrari dude! Cars are awesome and go VROOM VROOM!"

This. 2mil max supply, we all know what's gonna happen

>So if you're only in it for the money and will.never drive/own the car, forget about it.

Forget about it? Because you say so? If I can buy a share of something, be it a company or a car, and I think it will make me money, why wouldn't I?

You can make money off this because afterall this is a crypto so it might X20 for no reason, but the value of the car will not x10, x5 or even x2 within a 10-years period. I'm debating the car aspect of the investment, not the crypto

exactly. the concept is the same as buying stocks of a company, nothing more, nothing less.
plus all the other technical features curio will offer for the tokens

Even if it does 20x for no reason, you can still very much get exit scammed, have your shit diluted, or have next to no volume to sell on.
While looking at potential profit is a thing, you have to asses risk. and there is nothing of value there, to the point where you'd be already buying into an inflated asset.

>three different people having a discussion, and we all get the same faggy teal.
MOOOT. as if shit isn't confusing enough already.