This seems a tad shady, or they paid Steven for his tweet, do you really want Steven Seagal to be your ambassador of an ICO that spells Bitcoin wrong haha?



here are some clippings from the Coin Desk article:

A statement posted to Seagal's Twitter account confirmed the news, the announcement for which was posted to the official website of "Bitcoiin." Seagal's endorsement - one of a number of celebrity endorsements in the cryptocurrency space in the past year - comes over a month before the "second generation Bitcoiin" is set to be sold.



The cryptocurrency in question is said to be based on ethereum's blockchain, and also boasts a mining component through a partnership with a company called Dragon Mining. The website also advertises "considerable profit from holding Bitcoiin (B2G)" via a staking/depository process.

The project notably boasts affiliate rewards for those who drive investor interest ahead of the sale, calling to mind investment schemes such as OneCoin and BitConnect - both of which have been accused of constituting pyramid schemes - that also featured affiliate programs.

"To promote Bitcoiin B2G, a depositor who chooses to participate in one of our accredited Mining Programs, will earn commissions off their recruits' earnings. Bitcoiin B2G is offering a 4-level commission structure, available to whoever joins the program and/or purchases Bitcoiin B2G during the ICO period."

Note sure how I feel about an ICO that spells Bitcoin with two (i)s - Just saying

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