Someone can explain me this fork ? And what is the lotery ?
It's not a fork, just a clone of the EthereumDark scam from 2014.
Lottery rules are so dark that it doesn't need an explanation, should have been happening every week since first post, but no one cared about as long as there were airdrops. It will probably be some of the
dev's alts which will won them.
BTW:
Does anyone feel that Ethereum Dark could reach $100 or more in less than 2-3 years. With the current circulating supply of 1,500,000 the marketcap just needs to reach $150,000,000 which could be achievable.
Possibly even $500+ with a marketcap of $750,000,000.
Not even a billion YET.
This could be a huge opportunity if we all put our part in supporting the project and helping the developers with valuable feedback.
It's crazy to see this many 1st posters in this thread who are specialists in price prediction and who see ETHD go to the moon faster than any other coin. But it can't be a pump & dump scheme, we all believe in the
guru dev(s).
Request for dev consideration in next wallet update
Addition of logo
Link to coin value in /BTC or /US$
Darker background
Probably he can't do that, he didn't modified any files from the original EthereumDark 2014 source code. Maybe someone else can do it for him, he will get a few coins.
Look what I found!
This is kind of interesting. I own some Espers from a long time ago and just read the About Espers section in the wallet. I see the following list:
Copyright © 2009-2014 The Bitcoin developers
Copyright © 2012-2014 The NovaCoin developers
Copyright © 2015 The BlackCoin developers
Copyright © 2016 The Espers developers
Now check what it says when you do the same in your ETHD wallet. I deleted my wallet, can someone take a look please and post it here?
By the way, Espers has a developer who promises all kind of things but never really does anything. Community is pissed with him. People are starting to consider it a scam...
It was already answered in the last 250 pages, didn't you read them all!!!!
But I'm not as mean as your community manager so I will answer, it starts here:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.22217608You’ll actually find some of the above in lots of other coins, I think I’ve seen that bitcoin one around places before, have you Paul?
Well, for other coins, they
know how to modify the code, not just clone it.
I've seen this question asked multiple times but never saw an anwser
Who are the developers for ethd?
Or is this a one man project?
This project is so Dark that nobody get answers to any legitimate questions!
The only answer is: read the 250 pages.
They are supposed to be 3, according to dev holy words. But nobody has proof, even the community manager often make the mistake to call it dev instead of dev
s.
How many coins where given per person in the first two airdrop rounds?
As nobody is able to give real answers here, I will continue.
According to the
shitty holy Whitepaper:
https://goo(dot)gl/TWWQKg
https://docs.wixstatic.com/ugd/cab3a9_f807d701cf2340a6818e4d83ff4192d7.pdf (I've saved it, you can ask me to put it back online if it get removed
)
"Instead, coins have been distributed allowing everyone an
equal opportunity to profit from the cryptocurrency." (it's written near the end, after the 40 pics stole from internet)
According to first post there is 10% of the 2.940.000 allocated to airdrop so 294.000 coins in 4 airdrops.
According to dev:
Everyone will be given different amounts. During Airdrop 1 and the beginning of 2, we gave out anywhere from 40-450 coins, the price for ETHD then was between 3-7 cents.
Today's market value depending on time, exchange, etc.... is around 30-50 cents/coin. This will bring the number of coins given out down by about 10X, meaning we will be giving out between 10-70 coins per member.
If during airdrop 3, price goes down, there will be more coins given. If price goes up, then less will be given. We think that it is best to hold, but you can do whatever you want buy/sell, it is up to you. We suggest holding because the ones who got coins during airdrop #1 really benefited. If this happens again, and price keeps raising, those who hold their coins from airdrop #2 will see the same benefits.
Please note: There are more ways to earn coins. Read the main page for distribution and bounty info. You have many other ways to earn coins and a lot more coins then airdrops if you do something very beneficial for ETHD.
Talk about equality, give random amounts and lower the amount after price increased... Seems fair, isn't it?
But don't worry, there are more ways to get coins, you can buy them from the dev in any exchange where available, cool hum?
You’ve been reported once and will continue to be reported.
Many members of the community will also be doing so as they too are fed up with seeing you unintellectual people ask the same thing and scream that it hasn’t been answered.
Seems a lot of your posts have disappeared?
I'm disappointed I got none deleted... As for my last post, I know now that you are an accomplice, nobody can be as dumb as you pretend to be here.
BTW, you see, it's not that hard to give real answers to people.
Just as a reminder I will also put this here: (it should be posted on every page though
)
If what we're saying makes you experience Fear, Uncertainty and Doubt, that's up to you. I'm not hear to spread anything, just to share due diligence for investors.
1. ETD coin attempted to launch as a fork of NovaCoin in 2014 and failed
2. ETHD is the same code attempting to launch yet again, with a slightly new logo and story
3. No code has been released (or likely written) by this dev, showing that their product is a fork with a changed logo and name
4. The name EthereumDark has nothing to do with Ethereum, and appears to be using the name and logo to benefit from confusing people
5. Whitepaper was quickly pulled back because it was so poorly written and assembled that it was embarrassing to the project
6. Whitepaper was unspecific about the technology, essentially promising buzz words like anonymous transactions, masternodes and smart contracts
7. Whitepaper describes the release of a new coin, meaning the dev will fork another coin in order to gain this functionality
8. Whitepaper claims the value of the coin is in the tight supply, which most will agree with
9. Website is a template from wix.com that takes 30 minutes to create
10. Top 10 addresses own 63.5% of the share of coins, and top 50 own 93% of share
11. Devs are selling shares on exchanges, as the volume from the airdrop alone can't account for the supply
12. Abi18 account hasn't logged in for over 24 hours, despite that they are supposed to be completing airdrop #2
13. Abi18 account rarely shares any substantial information, allowing fanaticism to grow and people to speculate about the project's value
14. If you're here because you think the word Dark is cool, you need to look deeper, but you probably didn't read this far!
Now, that doesn't mean you can't profit from this situation. I understand that a coin in tight supply with a market cap of only $1m could go up quite a bit with the right marketing, and from the size of this thread clearly the airdrop has been a successful marketing campaign.
All I'm saying is that I wouldn't be buying these coins and holding for the long run, thinking this is the next ETH or BTC. Only investors ready to move quickly when the music stops should be buying this. You'd better have nerves of steel (steal) if you're spending your own money.
Oh and last one thing:
Did everybody got their airdrop? There will soon be an announcement about this announcement!