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September 24, 2025, 01:25:16 PM
Last edit: November 19, 2025, 02:59:26 PM by JDHammer
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I HAVE: ALLTRA USDT (AUSDT). (25M+)

I received these tokens as payment for services not knowing much about the crypto market. They are not yet tradable on the US market and only a few foreign markets recognize them. Research says the coins will be in the liquidity pool at some point but at this time there is no set date. I need funds so I am offering these at a significant discount making it so the owner has the chance to make a great return on his investment.

AUSDT is a stablecoin issued on the ALLTRA SmartChain, designed to maintain a 1:1 parity with the US Dollar (USD). Each AUSDT token is fully backed by USD held in reserve and reinsured by an equivalent amount of USD in a separate insurance reserve. This two-tiered backing ensures that the token consistently retains its value and provides users with a secure and stable digital currency for transactions, payments, and decentralized finance (DeFi) applications.

THE COIN IS COMPATIBLE WITH ERC20, ARC20 AND BEP20

The first Stablecoin issued by a SOVEREIGN FIRST NATION.

THE WHITE PAPER IS HERE:
https://www.niisitapicb.com/whitepaper-ausdt-stablecoin

The SMART CONTRACT is here:
https://alltra.global/token/0x66D8Efa0AF63B0e84eb1Dd72bf00f00cd1e2234e

It can be sent to Metamask over ALLTRA SmartChain , or Ethereum Mainnet

REMOVED FOR SALE PART.
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October 08, 2025, 01:20:41 PM
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This means you have more than $25 million dollars worth of this token?! What kind of services did you provide to receive such a huge amount?

I've never heard of this coin before, and it doesn't look like a legitimate or trustworthy project... It seems very suspicious.

It's not listed on Coinmarketcap or CoinGecko. It's also not listed on any reputable centralized exchange, and I also don’t see any real markets where this so-called “stablecoin” could be traded.

No one is going to buy these worthless tokens from you since they’re unknown and have no official channels. Anyone who tries to buy them would be taking a big risk of losing their money, so caution is strongly advised.

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November 03, 2025, 08:37:47 AM
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yes yes ! Alltra is a scam and niisitpai is not a true bank.. they are stoling and scaming people with a fake stablecoin AUSDT and they have so many tims stolen and scammed people with the complicity of Alltraverse Blockchain so they have burned 340 bilion of coins AUSDT and try to do the same scam with other stablecoin... ahahaha the famous Nathan and Lloyd are just supporting Niisitapi in scamming people with a fake and non backed stable coin...

They trie to buy stuff with this fake stable coin and try to sell it as a future stable coin. Niisitapi is currently under FBI prosecution and a lot of people from Texas like Julian T Ross their CFO. It's a real joke I have been scammed so I know what I a talking about...
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November 19, 2025, 05:46:36 AM
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This is a response to the last posting by damiencito, whole real name is Damian Foti.

First, There are some 10,000+ holders of AUSDT. It is a good question about how someone gets 25 million coins for services (and seemingly desperate to sell them). But exception is taken to automatically assume the Stablecoin is not good.  The community is huge and nobody makes any apologies for the strong fundamental building blocks behind it.

The most important focus of this post is the FUD posted by Damian Foti. This guy (excuse for a human being) Damian Foti is a scammer, conman and an unmitigated fraud artist.

Damian Foti is an Italian fraudster who ran a platform called Linework ( https://linework.online ). Unfortunately, for the sovereign bank, one of the directors made a deal with Linework whereby Linework agreed to receive AUSDT in exchange for equity in their company. The person he so conveniently vilifies in his post - was one of 3 directors appointed to the Board of Linework pursuant to the acquisition. However, Linework ended up being a scam. They did not have a license to operate in El Salvador, where most of the programmers were based. And this scammer, Damian Foti ran away back to Italy once the authorities in El Salvador banned them. And he left the programmers, owing them months worth of backpay . During the early board meetings subsequent to the acquisition, this outstanding individual with the utmost integrity and experience, confronted Damian Foti - as did other Directors - about some of the aspects of Linework that did not add up. Of course, he (Damien Foti) did not like it. And apparently he saw fit to malign this gentleman's name in his post here. This gentleman is a highly respected and highly regarded in the world of banking and finance.  He has no issues with any of the authorities, and in fact, works closely with them. And after the Board (who subsequently all resigned from Linework) found out these things, through Interpol it was also discovered that Damian Foti was actually convicted in France some years ago and served jail time. But as regards the AUSDT issued to Linework, the damage had to be undone. That was achieved with an upgrade to the smart contract. That way, the wallets associated with Linework could be blacklisted. So that is the truth and the real story.

Thank you for reading.
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November 19, 2025, 02:57:18 PM
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Few answers to the posts provided.

What service did I provide to receive tokens?  I was an advisor to a young man that posses 3 bonds he acquired from family. My job was to figure out what he can use them for and how to do it. One was a bearer bond which I advised to sell. Unfortunately these tokens he accepted as payment against my advice (CASH ONLY was my advice) but they were not mine so his final decision. The other bonds we are using for security for loans and investments. (Total worth of remaining 2 bonds $30B+) Before anyone asks the bonds were purchased in the late 1800s for mining in Peru. Unfortunately the bonds cannot be cashed in due to Peru not having adequate funds so next best choice was to utilize them as collateral. They are listed with the US treasury now as legitimate and available for up to 40% of value.

Thanks to the replies here. We have started recovery of the bearer bond or payment with the help of the FBI division for fraud.

In my defense, I did not know the tokens were not valid or going to be valid at the time of this for sale post. I was informed they would be legitimate sometime in the next year. I posted here to try and sell because I wanted to get paid and start investing in my retirement. I'm not greedy and agree I was overpaid for my services but the young man insisted. After reading the replies it did appear I was desperate to sell or move them when in reality I was only trying to get paid and move on to being retired.

If anyone has input on the owner of this token please feel free to post here or send me a private message.

Thanks

John
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