Hi steemikers how are you? Yep, all expect goodness for us. Today I didn't make an article about bounty but I want to make blockchain-based social media articles.
Yes, the first blockchain-based social media on the internet is STEEMIT.COM. but some time ago some blockchain-based social media came out that resembled steemit.com and I took the example 2 social media that are currently popular are MVP.GESE.IO AND DEALS.WEKU.IOETC.

Before we discuss whether both social media are scam or not, and why are their coins not in the market? I will explain a little about these two social media:

GESE.IO

Gese is a unique community of ordinary consumers who want to ensure the quality of goods purchased, local companies are advancing on platforms, and brands that use platforms to gain access to their target audience.

Gese is a marketing tool that provides reliable statistical data for brands, as well as social applications that allow consumers not only to protect themselves from counterfeit alcohol, but also to get rewards on the platform.

Gese is implemented using NFC-tag and blockchain technology, which allows it to track every bottle from the manufacturer to the consumer when filtering counterfeit products.

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WEKU.IO

WeKu's mission is to create a new generation that is fully decentralized from an open social platform based on blockchain technology and utilizing the InterPlanetary File System (IPFS).

This allows the true owner of the value of each social media platform, content creator, to the appropriate financial rewards based on the success of their content.

WeKu provides a platform where community development by all participants is rewarded with financial incentives. Content creators, content viewers, and community developers all participate together to get awards with the contribution of each group that is recognized and valued.

The WeKu platform, through monetizing original content and community ecosystems, promotes innovation. In the creator of the WeKu platform the content is protected from loss and / or theft of content and is given financial rewards for making and active participation in the community.

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Now we understand a little about the two social media above, now let's discuss what is gese.io and weku.io is a scam? And why hasn't their coin been in the market exchange until now?

are mvp.gese.io and deals.weku.io Scam?

I myself have joined both social media, and I have also joined a group or their social media channel. And there are several users there commenting that the second social media website is alias SCAM cannot be sold.

A little discuss about steemit.com, steemit was officially opened around April 2016. Now is steem and steem dollar coins directly in the market exchange?
The answer is of course not. Coins steem and steem dollars are in the market exchange around December 2016 and January 2017. Now how many months after steemit.com social media is officially opened and the coins are in the market? The answer is about 7 or 8 months.

Well, this is also the same thing happened on social media mvp.gese.io and deals.weku.io. they need time to issue their coins in the market exchange. As soon as possible it takes up to 6 months to release new coins in the market exchange. And at the latest it could happen up to 1-2 years depending on the CEO's capital and the pre-sale of the ICO coin.

So the answer to the first question is whether or not weku.io and gese.io are scam or not. So it is hoped for this for users on both websites to be patient about the presence of Weku and Gese coins in the market exchange.

Why is the coin weku.io and gese.io not yet on the market?

I have explained above that for the presence of new coins it requires a lot of time and capital. The coin will be present on the market with a minimum of 6 months from the time the coin is released and published. And coins that will be present in the market are also affected by pre-sales, meaning sales of coins before the coins are in the market.

So why does pre-sale coins affect the existence of coins in the market and why are there pre-sale coins?

So, guys. I will explain this with an example of a WEKU coin. Now, we consider the coin as one coin with $ 0.01 that is the pre-sale price or coin price before it is in the market. And the total coin is 1,000,000 say. Well, people or users will buy the WEKU coin and hope that once it is on the market the price will go up from $ 0.01, and of course the coin owner has promised and tries that the coin will rise above $ 0.01 when in the market to make a profit and satisfaction to their members who bought their coins in pre-sales.

And buy the WEKU coins with coins already in the market such as ETHEREUM, BITCOIN, EOS DLL.

Now without realizing it, those who bought their coins at the pre-sale helped the owner of the coin with the money sold in the coin for the capital to create the WEKU coin again.

At first they made WEKU coins with lots of 1,000,000 coins with their own capital and 1,000,000 coins were sold and they could make more WEKU coins.

So as I share in my steemit article and on my website, it is in the form of an airdrop, and the airdrop is as I explained above. Why can't coins be sold. And MVP.GESE.IO AND DEALS.WEKU.IO still in the ARDROPS category will soon become an official ICO.

So that is why coins don't exist in the market exchange

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Well, from my explanation above, can you understand it correctly?
Or if it is not understood enough to ask me in this post comment.
If there are wrong words and inappropriate words and words, please forgive and reprimand and correct from you, bro ya

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