Steven Seagal is seen in the promotion of questionable ISO

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The Star of the 80s gunmen Steven Seagal became the face of dubious crypto currency on the eve of the launch of its ICO.

In his Twitter, the actor confirmed the information by posting links to the official site of the crypto currency "Bitcoiin" with his referral link.

In the accompanying press release, the organizers praise Seagal's merits before the cinema and in the martial arts arena.

"Hollywood actor Steven Seagal became a supporter of Bitcoiin2Gen. The Hollywood star of militants will represent the leading crypto-currency organization, Bitcoiin2Gen, as a person of the brand, "the statement said.

Bitcoiin will be based on the Ethereum bloc. Since the coin's partner is a company called Dragon Mining, it can also be mined. Stephen Seagal's crypto currency holders will also not be forgotten: they will be able to "significantly increase their investments in Bitcoiin (B2G)" by stacking.

On this "advantages" of the new coin do not end. Potential affiliates are invited to invite new investors to participate in ICO and receive payments on a multi-level affiliate program, which leads to associations with such projects as OneCoin and BitConnect.

The site bitcoiin.com was originally registered in 2015 in Panama and transferred to a new owner at the beginning of the year.

In addition to attracting celebrities, pyramid characteristics and controversial technical advantages to participation in the campaign, the decision to choose the name of the crypto currency, which was obtained by adding one more letter "i" to the word "bitcoin", seems doubtful.

"Bitcoiin expects to push through its B2G-altcoin, playing on the recognition of the brand bitcoin," wrote the portal BehindMLM.com.

Earlier in the promotion of crypto-currency projects took part such personalities as Floyd Mayweather, Paris Hilton and Jamie Fox. In most of their products presented by them did not meet the expectations of investors.

"Celebrities and other people use social networks to attract the public to buy securities and other investments. This type of promotion may violate the law if the persons involved do not report the nature, source and amount of the fee paid directly or indirectly by the company in exchange for their participation, "the US Securities and Exchange Commission said in November.