user33795: I have recently heard about this kind of crypto-valute and I would like to know from experts qualified informations and suggestions. Sincerely, I know very little about the world of the Bitcoin so I would like to know the differences between the two, if there are, and the potential risks and revenues. 
Thank you for your attention.

user38106: At the time of this posting there are no merchants accepting onecoin in contrast to bitcoin and the other altcoins. Aside from what Murch has said there are no information provided by the onecoin group verifiable in another independent source. 
It seems to me all the information provided by onecoin users are provided by their website which does not stand up to scrutiny.

user5406: Bitcoin is sound technology, but somewhat hard to understand encompassingly. Due to the amount of money that is involved, numerous ponzi-schemes and other scams have sprung up in its vicinity.
From what I've read, and the recount of another Bitcoin meetup member that went to a OneCoin presentation: OneCoin appears to be a pyramid scheme aimed at people that know little to nothing about cryptocurrency, feeding off of the news attention Bitcoin et al. are generating. 
Please apply a healthy amount of skepticism when offered any form of cryptocurrency investment. If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is. When in doubt, please ask about specific products on platforms dedicated to the discussion of cryptocurrencies. Personally, I'll stay away from OneCoin as far as I can.
Related News:  

One Coin, Much Scam: OneCoin Exposed as Global MLM Ponzi Scheme.  
OneCoin investment warning issued by Bank of Hungary


33795: <p>I have recently heard about this kind of crypto-valute and I would like to know from experts qualified informations and suggestions. Sincerely, I know very little about the world of the Bitcoin so I would like to know the differences between the two, if there are, and the potential risks and revenues. 
Thank you for your attention.</p>
 38106: <p>At the time of this posting there are no merchants accepting onecoin in contrast to bitcoin and the other altcoins. Aside from what Murch has said there are no information provided by the onecoin group verifiable in another independent source. 
It seems to me all the information provided by onecoin users are provided by their website which does not stand up to scrutiny.</p>
 5406: <p>Bitcoin is sound technology, but somewhat hard to understand encompassingly. Due to the amount of money that is involved, numerous ponzi-schemes and other scams have sprung up in its vicinity.</p>

<p>From what I've read, and the recount of another Bitcoin meetup member that went to a OneCoin presentation: <strong>OneCoin appears to be a pyramid scheme</strong> aimed at people that know little to nothing about cryptocurrency, feeding off of the news attention Bitcoin et al. are generating. </p>

<p>Please apply a healthy amount of skepticism when offered any form of cryptocurrency investment. If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is. When in doubt, please ask about specific products on platforms dedicated to the discussion of cryptocurrencies. Personally, I'll stay away from OneCoin as far as I can.</p>

<p>Related News:  </p>

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<li><a href="http://cointelegraph.com/news/one-coin-much-scam-onecoin-exposed-as-global-mlm-ponzi-scheme" rel="nofollow">One Coin, Much Scam: OneCoin Exposed as Global MLM Ponzi Scheme</a>.  </li>
<li><a href="http://behindmlm.com/companies/onecoin-investment-warning-issued-by-bank-of-hungary/" rel="nofollow">OneCoin investment warning issued by Bank of Hungary</a></li>
</ul>
