It is hard to expect any serious development on a project that has a website that looks like it was made by a six-year-old child.
Oh, and on top of all that, the core wallet is just a straight copy-paste of the new Raptoreum wallet.This is just one of those new cpu-mineable coins that's profitable in the very beginning and then falls off a cliff within a month. I don't see how Jagoan offers anything that adds to what RTM can already do.
The list of exchanges are not very familiar to me, so more than likely, they are listing it to smaller exchanges.
I've been looking at all the new CPU coins for a while now, and they all start off with the same mining pools and the same low-grade exchanges that I wouldn't trust not to pull some KYC shit right when you want to withdraw.Edit: Ah, I see it was forked from Yerbas, another hot CPU-mineable coin at the moment (with a 5% dev fee rewarded each block, which is a joke since it's just another fork coin).
Someone please explain why "3% Dev 1% Exchange 1 % Community Reward" (source: Github) is built into the block reward. The devs need 3% for what? Doing copy-paste work? Look here, from the website:
There's no mention whatsoever what the "community reward" is. And how does rewarding the devs "maintain the security of the network"?
And lookie here:
Hands-fucking-down that has to be the worst slogan for any coin, project, or anything else a slogan can be applied to. You can tell this was generated by non-English speakers who have no sense of what these words really mean.
By the way, I am an editor-for-hire and can make websites like this read so much better than the devs can manage, assuming they're not native English speakers. But even then, I'm pretty sure I could write circles around them.
One last thing.....using a telegram bot for staking?
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