So basically this coin aims to provide anonymity to the users that transact but not the transactions themselves, which is what users really want. (splitting them up in multiple transactions doesn't hide the trail, it just makes it harder to follow, and costs more in transaction fees, leading to an non-viable long term coin)
If I wanted to hide my IP address I could do this on my own, it solves nothing, and therefore provides me nothing. I'm glad I took this for face value.
Transactions will be anonymous and unable to be followed through the blockchain. We will be having a paid challenge to confirm this, and you're welcome to join it.If I wanted to hide my IP address I could do this on my own, it solves nothing, and therefore provides me nothing. I'm glad I took this for face value.
I see you created this account to post in this thread and attack the project. Wouldn't it be more productive to find a coin you support and work with them instead of wasting your energy with negativity?
Best of luck.
Sure, I'm up for the challenge. Also, I find it very petty and unprofessional that the developer of the coin has to attack a user's 'forum membership' status when bringing up relative concerns to investors.
Most people spreading hate and fear in this thread have brand new accounts with posts only on keycoin thread out of all the other coins that are less trustable/dependable. Typical dupe accounts to try to cause panic sells so they can buy in cheaper before the big updates. It's so obvious a blind mad can see it. It happens to the best coins I guess.
Your concern is understandable, but I would hope any investor would see through issues without merit. Regardless, this leaves no excuse for a developer, of all people, to issue an attack at that level.
Also.. any reason why JDMugen posted what you said, then erased his post and you posted almost word for word what he posted? That was weird
dev complacency?
