Information about this project has been published at the forum for more than a year. I periodically go to the project website and do not see any changes. It feels like there's something wrong. Can someone give more information about this project? I mean, something more substantial than a website? Show at least the official registration of the project HoweyCoins in the us government...

It's not the first project endorsed by the forum.  The very first project endorsed by the forum is an ingenious peer to peer electronic cash system that's been very successful.  You can read about that project here.



All you had to do was ask: https://www.sec.gov/corpfin/framework-investment-contract-analysis-digital-assets

I think that such information should be given confirmed, and not unfounded to say that the project HoweyCoins has an official registration in the us government. If in a starting topic of this branch there was a reference to official confirmation of this fact, I think, questions and mistrust to the project would be much less.

just click on the damn link!

I wonder if somebody copied the website and set it up for real if people would actually buy it lol

Lmao....People can't apparently see a joke XD

Well you know what they say, sometimes you have to fight fire with fire.

Never understood how that made sense but apparently people say say it unironically.

You can buy Libra with HoweyCoin. Buy one get one free. Limited for 24 first buyers only!
Call your nearest bank and submit your KYC. You might need a blood test to invest in Libra.

Hi guys. I would like to know more about the projects that bitcointalk approves of, I think many others are interested in finding. If someone tells you where you can read about projects, provide a link for the rest.

When you go to their site it redirect you to https://www.investor.gov/howeycoins. Its saying, Welcome to Investor.gov, the Securities and Exchange Commission’s site designed for individual investors. We’ve recently seen fraudsters pretending to be involved in blockchain technology, initial coin offerings, and crypto-currencies – when really they are simply operating scams designed to take investors’ hard-earned money. We created the bogus HoweyCoins.com site as an educational tool to alert investors to possible fraud involving digital assets like crypto-currencies and coin offerings.

Fortunately, frauds like these often have a number of “red flags” that can help you tell if the so-called “investment opportunity” is really a scam. Our bogus site is a mash-up of a number of different things we've seen – any particular fraud may be harder to spot than the red flags here. Here are some of the signs of fraud that are on the HoweyCoins site – we hope reviewing these may help you recognize a real fraud in the future!