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Ed is doing mental, linguistic and chronological gymnastics in his pseudo “coming clean/disclosure” above (geez! Take a breath, Ed!). He is wrongly expecting that no one would challnge or

question it. Well, Ed, facts are facts and fudge is fudge. And “slander” isn’t slander, if its the truth! Ed’s first LIE in this Medium article (of several) is that he was a part-time

“consultant” (to what remains the biggest Ponzi scam in the world, currently). In fact, Ed actually had a Title, and it certasinly wasn’t “consultant,” but rather: Chief Sales &

Marketing Officer — or did you forget that, Ed? Ed claims that, “OneCoin’s concept of a new global payments system based on a stable crypto-currency was visionary.” However, that’s not true

if you know anything about crypto and its history (which certainly Ed should be expected to, by this point, running his DACXI The “Tether” project is an asset backed “stable coin” (of many

various stable coins now), which was pegged to exactly $1.00 per token (a 1:1 backing). It’s whitepaper was published in January 2012. Tether issued their first tokens on 6 October 2014

(some months before Onecoin even implemented their first SQL based ponzi points system). Contrary to Ed’s version of events, Onecoin never planned to launch any real ICO and Ed also knows

that too. Similar to an “IPO,” the Public Offering of an ICO issues tokens (or “coins”) to its initial investors in exchange for funding. Onecoin had brought in a whopping $4,000,000,000 by

the time any mention of “ICO” propaganda had even been raised. How do you “ICO” a “cryptocurrency” 3 years and 2 (fake) blockchains post-facto, anyway? Speaking of the 2nd fake blockchain,

Ed claimed above that he had left OneCoin by September, 2016, but seems to have been “demoted” to the Title of consultant ….just kidding …“Asian Ambassador” in October 2016 (the very month

the fake new “blockchain” was pretended into existence by Onecoin — which makes his historical recollection and false claims of his time with the company even more suspect). Ed’s LinkedIn

profile in May 2017 stated: “OneLife/OneCoin Nov 2015 — Present” SEE: https://i.imgur.com/aFIt19J.jpg Even as late as May 2017 Ed was still performing “OneLife webinar series” (OneLife being

synonymous with Onecoin, and both being fraudulent charades for criminal activities under the same umbrella) and actively promoted and defended OneCoin with Staffan Liback (now with Wantage

One scam). this is at least 8 months AFTER he claims to have left. Ed removed the webinars and other OneCoin related things from his Facebook page, of course, but evidence of his tenure

with possibly the biggest ponzi scam of the century can still be found, if you know where to look. Now Ed wants to be part of the “cryptocurrency industry,” apparently. Well, we don’t take

kindly to unapologetic Ponzi fraudsters leaching money from their victims and then expecting the red carpet to be rolled out who has contributed to so much damage to the entire Regulatory

environment of REAL cryptocurrencies, who’s helped destroy the General Public perception of an entire industry, and who’s left a massive trail of devasted investors, many of who’s families

may take years or even decades to recover from th depression surrounding their massive financial losses. Find another industry and community, Ed. Because you certainly are not welcome here

and you never will be!