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Quote from: skinnyboy on April 21, 2016, 03:15:04 PM

Quote from: skinnyboy on April 21, 2016, 03:36:33 PM

ionomy.com is registered in Singapore, as you may already know, Singapore does not regulate virtual currency at the moment.
Ref: http://www.mas.gov.sg/moneysense/understanding-financial-products/investments/consumer-alerts/virtual-currencies.aspx

How would this impact people from a legal perspective if they had reason to feel they'd been wronged?

Why did you pick Singapore?

This is something you should consult with a local lawyer in your country before you make any investment.

We view Singapore as a good place to launch new cyrptocurrency start up, and we were drawn to it because of go coins success being based out of Singapore as well.

Are all the details, names etc, of the founders of the company/other business entity available to the public for the purpose of legal protection?

All details are publicly available in Singapore just like any other company, ionomy.com does not use any third party agents if that's that you're suggesting.

I'm not suggesting anything, just asking questions...

What name is the company registered under?

I believe Ionomy PTE as per our terms of service https://www.ionomy.com/terms-service

Could you provide me with a better resource than this one, as I tried Ionomy, Ionomy.com, Ionomy PTE & Ionomy PTE Services & it's returning no results

https://www.sgpbusiness.com/search

*edit*

Can't find any mention here, either:

https://www.acra.gov.sg/home/

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Quote from: ionomy on April 21, 2016, 03:34:05 PM

Quote from: skinnyboy on April 21, 2016, 03:29:00 PM

Quote from: skinnyboy on April 21, 2016, 03:15:04 PM

Quote from: ionomy on April 21, 2016, 03:34:05 PM

ionomy.com is registered in Singapore, as you may already know, Singapore does not regulate virtual currency at the moment.
Ref: http://www.mas.gov.sg/moneysense/understanding-financial-products/investments/consumer-alerts/virtual-currencies.aspx

How would this impact people from a legal perspective if they had reason to feel they'd been wronged?

Why did you pick Singapore?

This is something you should consult with a local lawyer in your country before you make any investment.

We view Singapore as a good place to launch new cyrptocurrency start up, and we were drawn to it because of go coins success being based out of Singapore as well.

Are all the details, names etc, of the founders of the company/other business entity available to the public for the purpose of legal protection?

All details are publicly available in Singapore just like any other company, ionomy.com does not use any third party agents if that's that you're suggesting.

I'm not suggesting anything, just asking questions...

What name is the company registered under?

I believe Ionomy PTE as per our terms of service https://www.ionomy.com/terms-service

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Quote from: skinnyboy on April 21, 2016, 03:29:00 PM

Quote from: skinnyboy on April 21, 2016, 03:15:04 PM

Quote from: ICOcountdown.com on April 21, 2016, 03:22:40 PM

ionomy.com is registered in Singapore, as you may already know, Singapore does not regulate virtual currency at the moment.
Ref: http://www.mas.gov.sg/moneysense/understanding-financial-products/investments/consumer-alerts/virtual-currencies.aspx

How would this impact people from a legal perspective if they had reason to feel they'd been wronged?

Why did you pick Singapore?

This is something you should consult with a local lawyer in your country before you make any investment.

We view Singapore as a good place to launch new cyrptocurrency start up, and we were drawn to it because of go coins success being based out of Singapore as well.

Are all the details, names etc, of the founders of the company/other business entity available to the public for the purpose of legal protection?

All details are publicly available in Singapore just like any other company, ionomy.com does not use any third party agents if that's that you're suggesting.

I'm not suggesting anything, just asking questions...

What name is the company registered under?

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Quote from: Mrdeeds on April 21, 2016, 03:20:26 PM

Quote from: ICOcountdown.com on April 21, 2016, 02:40:55 PM

Quote from: Mr-Coins on April 21, 2016, 02:38:10 PM

Quote from: skinnyboy on April 21, 2016, 02:32:29 PM

Quote from: Mr-Coins on April 21, 2016, 02:24:58 PM

There's quite a few of us here from the community. Answering to constant scam claims is time consuming and soul destroying. The devs themselves are working on launching the new platform (possibly within the next few days) and so they are pretty busy and not many (if any) questions need a dev to respond just yet. All the questions are basic, mostly about GAW.

Slack is the best place to get hold of the Devs / Team directly:

https://slack.ionomy.com/

When you launch a new coin/platform, and you seek to raise funds through an ico, surely you have an obligation to actually engage with the people whose money you are asking for?

I understand that it can be hard work to keep up with when you're trying to be productive, but in the the next few weeks I'll be launching a new store, I'll be on here touting it & I'll expect people to do the right thing and point out any issues we might have missed as we were working on it. It might take up time, but it'll be worth it, after all, you can't get people involved unless you engage.

Same goes for the devs of this new platform & coin.

With Slack being the place that is manned 24x7 by the dev/platform team and community, I do wonder the reason to leave this thread open - locking it might be a better option.

So people can't ask questions? Good luck locking it, do you think people are out of line asking these questions because of Paycoins history? I do not.

Asking questions is the best thing to do. Calling something a scam and not posting evidence, even when asked for just isn't right. It's to easy to do this from the fairly anonimity behind your computer screen. It always makes me think that people who do this either have no social life and are very mad at the world. Or they have a very mean wife and are very mad at the world.
I would love to read some accusations combined with proof. Haven't seen any sofar. Wink

Here is evidence that I have got:

https://medium.com/@icocountdown/ion-coin-warning-cb686fb6e7a4#.ej5bfwdnv

Thanks. I will review it.

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Quote from: skinnyboy on April 21, 2016, 03:29:00 PM

Quote from: skinnyboy on April 21, 2016, 03:15:04 PM

ionomy.com is registered in Singapore, as you may already know, Singapore does not regulate virtual currency at the moment.
Ref: http://www.mas.gov.sg/moneysense/understanding-financial-products/investments/consumer-alerts/virtual-currencies.aspx

How would this impact people from a legal perspective if they had reason to feel they'd been wronged?

Why did you pick Singapore?

This is something you should consult with a local lawyer in your country before you make any investment.

We view Singapore as a good place to launch new cyrptocurrency start up, and we were drawn to it because of go coins success being based out of Singapore as well.

Are all the details, names etc, of the founders of the company/other business entity available to the public for the purpose of legal protection?

All details are publicly available in Singapore just like any other company, ionomy.com does not use any third party agents if that's what you're suggesting.

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im not investing, this is awfully close to the scam EdonCoin.

skinnyboy

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Quote from: skinnyboy on April 21, 2016, 03:15:04 PM

Quote from: skinnyboy on April 21, 2016, 03:15:04 PM

ionomy.com is registered in Singapore, as you may already know, Singapore does not regulate virtual currency at the moment.
Ref: http://www.mas.gov.sg/moneysense/understanding-financial-products/investments/consumer-alerts/virtual-currencies.aspx

How would this impact people from a legal perspective if they had reason to feel they'd been wronged?

Why did you pick Singapore?

This is something you should consult with a local lawyer in your country before you make any investment.

We view Singapore as a good place to launch new cyrptocurrency start up, and we were drawn to it because of go coins success being based out of Singapore as well.

Are all the details, names etc, of the founders of the company/other business entity available to the public for the purpose of legal protection?

ionomy

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Activity: 66

Merit: 1

Quote from: Mrdeeds on April 21, 2016, 03:20:26 PM

ionomy.com is registered in Singapore, as you may already know, Singapore does not regulate virtual currency at the moment.
Ref: http://www.mas.gov.sg/moneysense/understanding-financial-products/investments/consumer-alerts/virtual-currencies.aspx

How would this impact people from a legal perspective if they had reason to feel they'd been wronged?

Why did you pick Singapore?

This is something you should consult with a local lawyer in your country before you make any investment.

We view Singapore as a good place to launch new cyrptocurrency start up, and we were drawn to it because of go coins success being based out of Singapore as well.

ICOcountdown.com

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Quote from: ICOcountdown.com on April 21, 2016, 02:40:55 PM

Quote from: Mr-Coins on April 21, 2016, 02:38:10 PM

Quote from: skinnyboy on April 21, 2016, 02:32:29 PM

Quote from: Mr-Coins on April 21, 2016, 02:24:58 PM

There's quite a few of us here from the community. Answering to constant scam claims is time consuming and soul destroying. The devs themselves are working on launching the new platform (possibly within the next few days) and so they are pretty busy and not many (if any) questions need a dev to respond just yet. All the questions are basic, mostly about GAW.

Slack is the best place to get hold of the Devs / Team directly:

https://slack.ionomy.com/

When you launch a new coin/platform, and you seek to raise funds through an ico, surely you have an obligation to actually engage with the people whose money you are asking for?

I understand that it can be hard work to keep up with when you're trying to be productive, but in the the next few weeks I'll be launching a new store, I'll be on here touting it & I'll expect people to do the right thing and point out any issues we might have missed as we were working on it. It might take up time, but it'll be worth it, after all, you can't get people involved unless you engage.

Same goes for the devs of this new platform & coin.

With Slack being the place that is manned 24x7 by the dev/platform team and community, I do wonder the reason to leave this thread open - locking it might be a better option.

So people can't ask questions? Good luck locking it, do you think people are out of line asking these questions because of Paycoins history? I do not.

Asking questions is the best thing to do. Calling something a scam and not posting evidence, even when asked for just isn't right. It's to easy to do this from the fairly anonimity behind your computer screen. It always makes me think that people who do this either have no social life and are very mad at the world. Or they have a very mean wife and are very mad at the world.
I would love to read some accusations combined with proof. Haven't seen any sofar. Wink

Here is evidence that I have got:

https://medium.com/@icocountdown/ion-coin-warning-cb686fb6e7a4#.ej5bfwdnv

Mrdeeds

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Quote from: ICOcountdown.com on April 21, 2016, 02:40:55 PM

Quote from: Mr-Coins on April 21, 2016, 02:38:10 PM

Quote from: skinnyboy on April 21, 2016, 02:32:29 PM

Quote from: Mr-Coins on April 21, 2016, 02:24:58 PM

There's quite a few of us here from the community. Answering to constant scam claims is time consuming and soul destroying. The devs themselves are working on launching the new platform (possibly within the next few days) and so they are pretty busy and not many (if any) questions need a dev to respond just yet. All the questions are basic, mostly about GAW.

Slack is the best place to get hold of the Devs / Team directly:

https://slack.ionomy.com/

When you launch a new coin/platform, and you seek to raise funds through an ico, surely you have an obligation to actually engage with the people whose money you are asking for?

I understand that it can be hard work to keep up with when you're trying to be productive, but in the the next few weeks I'll be launching a new store, I'll be on here touting it & I'll expect people to do the right thing and point out any issues we might have missed as we were working on it. It might take up time, but it'll be worth it, after all, you can't get people involved unless you engage.

Same goes for the devs of this new platform & coin.

With Slack being the place that is manned 24x7 by the dev/platform team and community, I do wonder the reason to leave this thread open - locking it might be a better option.

So people can't ask questions? Good luck locking it, do you think people are out of line asking these questions because of Paycoins history? I do not.

Asking questions is the best thing to do. Calling something a scam and not posting evidence, even when asked for just isn't right. It's to easy to do this from the fairly anonimity behind your computer screen. It always makes me think that people who do this either have no social life and are very mad at the world. Or they have a very mean wife and are very mad at the world.
I would love to read some accusations combined with proof. Haven't seen any sofar. Wink

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Quote from: ladrx on April 21, 2016, 03:02:15 PM

ionomy.com is registered in Singapore, as you may already know, Singapore does not regulate virtual currency at the moment.
Ref: http://www.mas.gov.sg/moneysense/understanding-financial-products/investments/consumer-alerts/virtual-currencies.aspx

How would this impact people from a legal perspective if they had reason to feel they'd been wronged?

Why did you pick Singapore?

ionomy

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Quote from: skinnyboy on April 21, 2016, 02:32:29 PM

Quote from: Mr-Coins on April 21, 2016, 02:24:58 PM

Quote from: skinnyboy on April 21, 2016, 02:17:54 PM

Quote from: Mr-Coins on April 21, 2016, 02:13:38 PM

This is PoS3 (or SPoS), please read the white paper. It's all fixed block rewards. For both masternodes and regular wallets.

https://ionomy.com/about/whitepaper

Honestly, a lot of us got screwed with the GAW scam. I know it's tempting to say this is just the same thing. But please just read the whitepaper, then each of the things on your list can be discussed individually as to what is right/wrong with them.

How come you're the one here putting up a continuous defense of this, along with a handful of other accounts occasionally posting?

I think someone else expressed the same surprise that the dev tam isn't here answering questions about their new venture and it's being left to former xpy community members at this time

There's quite a few of us here from the community. Answering to constant scam claims is time consuming and soul destroying. The devs themselves are working on launching the new platform (possibly within the next few days) and so they are pretty busy and not many (if any) questions need a dev to respond just yet. All the questions are basic, mostly about GAW.

Slack is the best place to get hold of the Devs / Team directly:

https://slack.ionomy.com/

When you launch a new coin/platform, and you seek to raise funds through an ico, surely you have an obligation to actually engage with the people whose money you are asking for?

I understand that it can be hard work to keep up with when you're trying to be productive, but in the the next few weeks I'll be launching a new store, I'll be on here touting it & I'll expect people to do the right thing and point out any issues we might have missed as we were working on it. It might take up time, but it'll be worth it, after all, you can't get people involved unless you engage.

Same goes for the devs of this new platform & coin.

We will try to answer any questions/concerns that users might have which is related to ION or ionomy.com and nothing else, so feel free to ask any questions regarding ION/ionomy!

Please provide documentation of ionomy's FinCEN approval as a licensed money services business (MSB).

ionomy.com is registered in Singapore, as you may already know, Singapore does not regulate virtual currency at the moment.
Ref: http://www.mas.gov.sg/moneysense/understanding-financial-products/investments/consumer-alerts/virtual-currencies.aspx

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Quote from: ladrx on April 21, 2016, 02:54:39 PM

Quote from: skinnyboy on April 21, 2016, 02:32:29 PM

Quote from: Mr-Coins on April 21, 2016, 02:24:58 PM

Quote from: skinnyboy on April 21, 2016, 02:17:54 PM

Quote from: Mr-Coins on April 21, 2016, 02:13:38 PM

This is PoS3 (or SPoS), please read the white paper. It's all fixed block rewards. For both masternodes and regular wallets.

https://ionomy.com/about/whitepaper

Honestly, a lot of us got screwed with the GAW scam. I know it's tempting to say this is just the same thing. But please just read the whitepaper, then each of the things on your list can be discussed individually as to what is right/wrong with them.

How come you're the one here putting up a continuous defense of this, along with a handful of other accounts occasionally posting?

I think someone else expressed the same surprise that the dev tam isn't here answering questions about their new venture and it's being left to former xpy community members at this time

There's quite a few of us here from the community. Answering to constant scam claims is time consuming and soul destroying. The devs themselves are working on launching the new platform (possibly within the next few days) and so they are pretty busy and not many (if any) questions need a dev to respond just yet. All the questions are basic, mostly about GAW.

Slack is the best place to get hold of the Devs / Team directly:

https://slack.ionomy.com/

When you launch a new coin/platform, and you seek to raise funds through an ico, surely you have an obligation to actually engage with the people whose money you are asking for?

I understand that it can be hard work to keep up with when you're trying to be productive, but in the the next few weeks I'll be launching a new store, I'll be on here touting it & I'll expect people to do the right thing and point out any issues we might have missed as we were working on it. It might take up time, but it'll be worth it, after all, you can't get people involved unless you engage.

Same goes for the devs of this new platform & coin.

We will try to answer any questions/concerns that users might have which is related to ION or ionomy.com and nothing else, so feel free to ask any questions regarding ION/ionomy!

Why should we believe that Ionomy is NOT a scam when it seems to be nearly a carbon copy of the known paycoin scam and is run by one of the same people - Adam Matlack?

Everyone is right to their own opinion, if you feel that way then there is nothing we can do apart from releasing the wallet and the promises that we have set out and prove you wrong.
I am not sure there is an altcoin out there who have developed mobile games so not sure what you mean by similar...

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Quote from: skinnyboy on April 21, 2016, 02:32:29 PM

Quote from: Mr-Coins on April 21, 2016, 02:24:58 PM

Quote from: skinnyboy on April 21, 2016, 02:17:54 PM

Quote from: Mr-Coins on April 21, 2016, 02:13:38 PM

This is PoS3 (or SPoS), please read the white paper. It's all fixed block rewards. For both masternodes and regular wallets.

https://ionomy.com/about/whitepaper

Honestly, a lot of us got screwed with the GAW scam. I know it's tempting to say this is just the same thing. But please just read the whitepaper, then each of the things on your list can be discussed individually as to what is right/wrong with them.

How come you're the one here putting up a continuous defense of this, along with a handful of other accounts occasionally posting?

I think someone else expressed the same surprise that the dev tam isn't here answering questions about their new venture and it's being left to former xpy community members at this time

There's quite a few of us here from the community. Answering to constant scam claims is time consuming and soul destroying. The devs themselves are working on launching the new platform (possibly within the next few days) and so they are pretty busy and not many (if any) questions need a dev to respond just yet. All the questions are basic, mostly about GAW.

Slack is the best place to get hold of the Devs / Team directly:

https://slack.ionomy.com/

When you launch a new coin/platform, and you seek to raise funds through an ico, surely you have an obligation to actually engage with the people whose money you are asking for?

I understand that it can be hard work to keep up with when you're trying to be productive, but in the the next few weeks I'll be launching a new store, I'll be on here touting it & I'll expect people to do the right thing and point out any issues we might have missed as we were working on it. It might take up time, but it'll be worth it, after all, you can't get people involved unless you engage.

Same goes for the devs of this new platform & coin.

We will try to answer any questions/concerns that users might have which is related to ION or ionomy.com and nothing else, so feel free to ask any questions regarding ION/ionomy!

Please provide documentation of ionomy's FinCEN approval as a licensed money services business (MSB).

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Quote from: ionomy on April 21, 2016, 02:55:15 PM

Quote from: ICOcountdown.com on April 21, 2016, 02:49:17 PM

Quote from: skinnyboy on April 21, 2016, 02:32:29 PM

Quote from: Mr-Coins on April 21, 2016, 02:24:58 PM

Quote from: skinnyboy on April 21, 2016, 02:17:54 PM

Quote from: Mr-Coins on April 21, 2016, 02:13:38 PM

This is PoS3 (or SPoS), please read the white paper. It's all fixed block rewards. For both masternodes and regular wallets.

https://ionomy.com/about/whitepaper

Honestly, a lot of us got screwed with the GAW scam. I know it's tempting to say this is just the same thing. But please just read the whitepaper, then each of the things on your list can be discussed individually as to what is right/wrong with them.

How come you're the one here putting up a continuous defense of this, along with a handful of other accounts occasionally posting?

I think someone else expressed the same surprise that the dev tam isn't here answering questions about their new venture and it's being left to former xpy community members at this time

There's quite a few of us here from the community. Answering to constant scam claims is time consuming and soul destroying. The devs themselves are working on launching the new platform (possibly within the next few days) and so they are pretty busy and not many (if any) questions need a dev to respond just yet. All the questions are basic, mostly about GAW.

Slack is the best place to get hold of the Devs / Team directly:

https://slack.ionomy.com/

When you launch a new coin/platform, and you seek to raise funds through an ico, surely you have an obligation to actually engage with the people whose money you are asking for?

I understand that it can be hard work to keep up with when you're trying to be productive, but in the the next few weeks I'll be launching a new store, I'll be on here touting it & I'll expect people to do the right thing and point out any issues we might have missed as we were working on it. It might take up time, but it'll be worth it, after all, you can't get people involved unless you engage.

Same goes for the devs of this new platform & coin.

We will try to answer any questions/concerns that users might have which is related to ION or ionomy.com and nothing else, so feel free to ask any questions regarding ION/ionomy!

Can you answer why ION has a shockingly similar code/business model/architecture to Paycoin?

The ION source code has not been released yet, how do you know its similar to any coin out there?

Again, we are only answering to REAL questions, thanks.

Firstly you are using Eduffields masternode system, you are using POS 3.0 developed by the Blackcoin development team (2.0), the source code isn't released yet but these assumptions are based on your whitepaper.

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Quote from: ionomy on April 21, 2016, 02:55:15 PM

Quote from: ICOcountdown.com on April 21, 2016, 02:49:17 PM

Can you answer why ION has a shockingly similar code/business model/architecture to Paycoin?

The ION source code has not been released yet, how do you know its similar to any coin out there?

Again, we are only answering to REAL questions, thanks.

It's a real enough question, without the source code the only resource that can be read into is the whitepaper, and that does have a striking resemblence to xpy.

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Quote from: Mr-Coins on April 21, 2016, 02:54:11 PM

Quote from: ICOcountdown.com on April 21, 2016, 02:49:17 PM

Quote from: ICOcountdown.com on April 21, 2016, 02:49:17 PM

We will try to answer any questions/concerns that users might have which is related to ION or ionomy.com and nothing else, so feel free to ask any questions regarding ION/ionomy!

Can you answer why ION has a shockingly similar code/business model/architecture to Paycoin?

This thread is not always monitored.

To speak to the team direct, go over to slack, they will address your questions in real-time.

https://slack.ionomy.com/

Given it appears the dev appears to be here, instead of directing people away from the thread, let's have the Q&A ovr here, where we can all see it without opening up new windows/apps :-)

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Quote from: skinnyboy on April 21, 2016, 02:32:29 PM

Quote from: Mr-Coins on April 21, 2016, 02:24:58 PM

Quote from: skinnyboy on April 21, 2016, 02:17:54 PM

Quote from: Mr-Coins on April 21, 2016, 02:13:38 PM

This is PoS3 (or SPoS), please read the white paper. It's all fixed block rewards. For both masternodes and regular wallets.

https://ionomy.com/about/whitepaper

Honestly, a lot of us got screwed with the GAW scam. I know it's tempting to say this is just the same thing. But please just read the whitepaper, then each of the things on your list can be discussed individually as to what is right/wrong with them.

How come you're the one here putting up a continuous defense of this, along with a handful of other accounts occasionally posting?

I think someone else expressed the same surprise that the dev tam isn't here answering questions about their new venture and it's being left to former xpy community members at this time

There's quite a few of us here from the community. Answering to constant scam claims is time consuming and soul destroying. The devs themselves are working on launching the new platform (possibly within the next few days) and so they are pretty busy and not many (if any) questions need a dev to respond just yet. All the questions are basic, mostly about GAW.

Slack is the best place to get hold of the Devs / Team directly:

https://slack.ionomy.com/

When you launch a new coin/platform, and you seek to raise funds through an ico, surely you have an obligation to actually engage with the people whose money you are asking for?

I understand that it can be hard work to keep up with when you're trying to be productive, but in the the next few weeks I'll be launching a new store, I'll be on here touting it & I'll expect people to do the right thing and point out any issues we might have missed as we were working on it. It might take up time, but it'll be worth it, after all, you can't get people involved unless you engage.

Same goes for the devs of this new platform & coin.

We will try to answer any questions/concerns that users might have which is related to ION or ionomy.com and nothing else, so feel free to ask any questions regarding ION/ionomy!

Can you answer why ION has a shockingly similar code/business model/architecture to Paycoin?

The ION source code has not been released yet, how do you know its similar to any coin out there?

Again, we are only answering to REAL questions, thanks.

ladrx

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Activity: 406

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Quote from: skinnyboy on April 21, 2016, 02:32:29 PM

Quote from: Mr-Coins on April 21, 2016, 02:24:58 PM

Quote from: skinnyboy on April 21, 2016, 02:17:54 PM

Quote from: Mr-Coins on April 21, 2016, 02:13:38 PM

This is PoS3 (or SPoS), please read the white paper. It's all fixed block rewards. For both masternodes and regular wallets.

https://ionomy.com/about/whitepaper

Honestly, a lot of us got screwed with the GAW scam. I know it's tempting to say this is just the same thing. But please just read the whitepaper, then each of the things on your list can be discussed individually as to what is right/wrong with them.

How come you're the one here putting up a continuous defense of this, along with a handful of other accounts occasionally posting?

I think someone else expressed the same surprise that the dev tam isn't here answering questions about their new venture and it's being left to former xpy community members at this time

There's quite a few of us here from the community. Answering to constant scam claims is time consuming and soul destroying. The devs themselves are working on launching the new platform (possibly within the next few days) and so they are pretty busy and not many (if any) questions need a dev to respond just yet. All the questions are basic, mostly about GAW.

Slack is the best place to get hold of the Devs / Team directly:

https://slack.ionomy.com/

When you launch a new coin/platform, and you seek to raise funds through an ico, surely you have an obligation to actually engage with the people whose money you are asking for?

I understand that it can be hard work to keep up with when you're trying to be productive, but in the the next few weeks I'll be launching a new store, I'll be on here touting it & I'll expect people to do the right thing and point out any issues we might have missed as we were working on it. It might take up time, but it'll be worth it, after all, you can't get people involved unless you engage.

Same goes for the devs of this new platform & coin.

We will try to answer any questions/concerns that users might have which is related to ION or ionomy.com and nothing else, so feel free to ask any questions regarding ION/ionomy!

Why should we believe that Ionomy is NOT a scam when it seems to be nearly a carbon copy of the known paycoin scam and is run by one of the same people - Adam Matlack?

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Quote from: ICOcountdown.com on April 21, 2016, 02:49:17 PM