Review on Viuly by gregori cordova
this project had a good reward system, but without prior notice itsoperations ceased
Viuly, was a decentralized platform to share videos somewhat similar to YouTube, but in its beginnings, it rewarded its users in a better way. was one of the pioneers in this area based on the ethereum blockchain. It got millions of users and even many investors paid to show their ads on the platform. started as a successful airdrop, in which more than 450 million VIU tokens were given free to ethereum users. It was a novel project with very good rewards and they even had a 3-level referral system and the possibility of earning a percentage of the referrals' earnings. It was included in several exchanges such as OKex or Liqui, for the purchase and sale of the BTC and ETH pairs.
At the end of 2018, the platform stopped working without prior notice, and millions of tokens were stored in it, creating enormous discontent among users who did not know what was happening and who never got a response from the administrators of the page. to date none of their social networks is active, and the website is still closed.
This project was one of the first that had the purpose of rewarding content creators, but it could not achieve what was established in its white paper.
Pros
- It was a project with a very large growth in its beginnings product of a successful airdrop
- the rewards for content creators, individual users and advertisers were very lucrative.
- had the support of certain investment firms such as Krypton Capital
Cons
- without prior notice they ceased operations
- its website is closed and millions of tokens were seized on it
- they never apologized or said what had happened
- many advertisers lost their money
- It is no longer listed on any exchange and is considered a dead currency
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Comments (1)
August 13, 2020
You know that generally happens in projects that have something extremely good, there comes a time that they simply disappear ... The problem is that the money they have after that runs out. By the way, I would recommend cropping the images since you see a lot of information.
