- Main reasons for dead coin listing Scam or Other Issues
- started 2017, Ended 2018
- Social media ended 2019.
- Trading ticker (RLS).
- 1 Billion tokens total.
- Not available to trade on any exchanges.
- Was built on standalone blockchain.
- Website is down.
- The Founder/SEO is Lukas Zapata.
(realescoin io 2017)
A person buys 1.000 RealesAssume for this example that each Reales cost $1.00 USD
• $350 USD, goes toward buying physical silver.
• $100 USD, goes toward buying physical gold.
• $200 USD, goes toward buying Bitcoin.
• $200 USD, goes toward buying prospective ICO’s and Alt-coins.
This equals to35% of Physical Silver 10% of Physical Gold20% of Bitcoin20% of ICO’s and Alt-coins
All the precious metals invesment are stored in various high security facilities around the worldNever put all your eggs in one basket, right?
Third party auditors will visit the facilities three times a yer to verify the holding, and will post the holdings in terms od ounces.
This will enable full transparency in regard to the amounts of gold and silver backing the Reales Coin
Bitcoin and other Alt-coins are to be stored in highly secure enviroments, with public information on these coins posted on the Reales Coin website. This will allow holders to always know the current value of the Reales basket of cryptocurrencies.
There will be full transparency on display for our holders. By comparing these values with the current market rates, they will have a clear idea of how much Reales is worth, along with information on where to buy and sell Reales tokens. This transparency and ready value calculation can significantly reduce volatility.
Reales was founded in 2017, it is not trading on any exchanges. Reales was added to the dead coins list due to Scam or Other Issues. Founder/CEO is Lukas Zapata.