For the record, darteous is a moderator at nokoin forum and has according to himself invested $3k in it
They are a bit more tight lipped about the launch than expected. It is a high risk investment/high reward investment.
here is what primevalsoup, nocoin forum member and one of the biggest presale investors (40 btc) has to say
What makes me so interested in this coin is it's distribution model and deals in place for usage before launch.
Deals in place?! You mean the 3 websites that will take nokoin, 2 of which are owned by dank spyware-pig???
or you mean distributing to other crypto communities?? That didn't work out well
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.11732035I'd suggest reading through the forum to make your own opinion about two of the coins team members Sandrine and Mark..
Read through it and realize what a sorry ass joke Mark is and why he is widely ridiculed.
he runs survey after survey, hoping it will teach him how to do his job, then refuses to pay out the promised coins to some of them by claiming their answers are garbage.
he bans (or threatens with ban) several nokoin forum users for reasons such as "harshing on my buzz, dude", alienating many potential adopters. Their forum is a ghost town and posts come mostly from mods and a few bagholders.
Tell me one real accomplishment of his thus far?? Only senior position ever held, in a small company, barely lasted 4 months
Sandrine apparently moved to London few months after presale and has an expensive property there. At her young age and never having held a well-paid position, it must mean she comes from a wealthy family right
Dank was part of a company that used a questionable loophole in the past.
I see you also started to employ the same misleading mumbo jumbo used by nokoin.
Anyone following this thread knows that Dank and 3 others were the founders and owners of the spyware company Direct Revenue. Besides dank spyware-pig, 3 other members of that company are part of nokoin as angel investors. There was no legal loophole, only security loopholes on users' web browsers which direct revenue exploited to illegally install their malware.
But according to the courts the company wasn't doing anything illegal
Wrong. The case was settled for $1.5M before it reached verdict. This is completely different from a not guilty verdict and by no means imply the court didn't think they were doing anything illegal. Settling a case is simply a way for the accused to pay for his mistake, yet avoiding to admit wrongdoing. No company pays $1.5M and accept crippling restrictions, which caused it to shut down few months later, if they can prove their innocence.
Look at the beginnings of many currencies, there's often some questionable happenings.
Questionable happenings along the lines of infecting millions of computers with spyware that the average user cannot uninstall, some of them wrapped in kiddie porn???
those currencies designed to scam people, any of them still thriving??
I do want someone business minded and smart enough to see opportunities, know when someone might be cheating them, and be successful, etc.
Are your parameters for success as low as the nokoin shill lorrav's??
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.11667520Spyware-pig might know when someone is cheating him, but do you know when spyware-pig is cheating you??
To summarize, less than a month left for launch and here is where it stands
You are joking right? Have you even looked at these sites? You are trying to tell me that creating a silly animation of a squirrel jumping around and posting it on a web site demonstrates real progress/effort?
