Topic: [ANN] !! PRONTO - MASTERNODES / INSTANT & PRIVATE / ON EXCHANGES !!! - page 2. (Read 1140 times)

Thanks. How many coins do we need to run masternode?

Sure thing, here's a list of currently active masternodes!

173.212.195.20:5238
35.195.228.33:5238
81.4.102.177:5238
178.238.230.21:5238
23.94.145.123:5238
167.160.189.148:5238
192.227.185.200:5238
23.94.145.115:5238
172.245.133.235:5238
178.134.36.66:5238
35.241.167.179:5238
185.246.155.85:5238
104.223.96.133:5238
198.50.205.246:5238
92.241.82.10:5238
31.146.158.2:5238
64.52.163.118:5238
185.222.58.77:5238
212.186.240.54:5238
5.189.179.97:5238

SORRY, ACCIDENTAL POST, YOU CAN REMOVE THIS ONE *

Feel free to report me, I am more then fine with you just adding to your invalid report count, if you wanted to control the thread then you should have made it self moderated.

Point is if the previous coin was successful then why is someone else managing it? Who creates a coin successfully then hands it off to others to make a new coin?

So answer this why should people buy a masternode from you? You have handed over you previous coin which you're saying was not a failure, why should people not expect you to leave this coin behind as well? Why do you think your personal take should be 12.5%, how exactly is the premine being used, which exchanges, what are you going to do with unsold premine coins?


Do you even know or are you more just wanting to get the Bitcoin now from the sold Masternodes and worry about the details later because?


Do you see where I get my idea of this being yet another presale and don't care. (If you don't want to use the term scam)

You said yourself that your take is 12.5% right? Which is much larger than most of the entire premines on other coins. The point is this is a lazy fork of a popular coin and then selling the premined coins in masternode packages. That's the issue, that's where the term MN presale scam is coming from. There are tons of coins that do this and then after the "dev" gets his masternodes sold the project just kind of simmers off. You're entire rebuttal to that is a failed previous project, so why would I want to buy an MN from a coin that's openly saying sure we're a clone for now, but maybe not forever so just hand me money, I have a track record of a failed coin.


What am I missing here?

Because it feels like you're upset by the way I'm writing my post with the burden being on you to clear your name but remember I'm not the one taking others money.

Okay, I see that this Unify ghost will haunt me now forever. So the reasons were the following:

1. All of it's development costs were covered by my own personal savings only (100% of it, in a year I've had a donation of 20K Unify & ~80 USD BTC 0 that's all). My premine was 181,818 coins (1%). I have mined & bought my own coins as everybody else after the premine. I spent tons of money on exchange listings (Cryptopia, CoinExchange, CryptoBridge, NovaExchange (at that time they were pretty popular), Mercatox.com & etc). Then the developments such as POW -> POS switch, UnifyPay wallets (Android & iPhone wallets, Web Wallet) & etc. took out like extra 30-40K EUR out of my pocket. Only upkeeping the project's servers & etc. required me to have 1K EUR monthly. I went broke in 1 year, because my main source of income, which was good has ended & I just couldn't upkeep the project using only my funds and there were almost no donations.

2. At first I began it as a simple coin without expecting anything "BIG", however, people have shown huge interest in it & I kept on moving with it. Couple people offered me their help & that's how the team has formed. We have set a lot of goals, of which many had to be done by ALL OF US, not ONLY BY ME. Such plans as creating a marketplace, crowdfunding site, additional ETH token (with an ICO), whitepaper & more. There were tons of goals in the roadmap & some of them weren't easy. Now the problem was that after the crash, team has ran away and only I have remained. Now, without money, I had to do all of those things, of which many were supposed to be done by other team member. I have still tried to manage & learned a lot by myself & developed a "marketplace". However, the ICO part, ETH token, crowdfunding site - they were too big for me only to handle. If I was the only person who was setting roadmap goals at the time of it's creation - I really wouldn't have set these goals only for myself, because I would have known that it's a too hard task for me or only would have announced them if I was sure I really could complete them. Sadly, not always things go as they were planned.

3. If you were there - you would know that since the beginning of Unify, I have lost my Father (who at the time was only 56 and who's death was absolutely unexpected), my wife's Father, my 14 year dog, my 17 year cat & at least one good, but still life changing thing - I've got a newborn. This was a mental rollercoaster & I kept on trying to go through all of this and keep on developing stuff for Unify.

In conclusion, when all of these things summed up: bad financial situation, market crash, personal matters, team falling apart - I've decided that I actually need a big break and it would be even better for the project to be taken to other hands that will be able to continue with the project. And that's what I did for the sake of happy community. I was in a depression & crypto was the last thing about which I've wanted to think back then. Anyway, I am now back to my normal state & I did some decisions in that time. I decided that if I'll ever do (and I'm trying to it here) a coin again - I will take an absolutely different approach by doing a pre-sale, so I wouldn't be the only one who looses all of his money & then gets blamed if all market crashes (it doesn't matter that you can't do anything about it). Also, I have decided not to set any goals that I will feel like I may be unable to achieve by myself only.

* Now as for "how exactly is the premine being used, which exchanges, what are you going to do with unsold premine coins?" it is written right there in the "SALE INFO" tab - the money will be brought back to the development funds. Think how much listings cost - I would need to sell 120 MN's just to get a listing on CryptoBridge. Don't you think if I was trying to scam it would have been smarter for me to create some high priced MN, wait for one person to buy it and run away than to risk by getting hundreds of buyers and risking? I simply have done a big premine, because I have learned my lesson that projects often will cost more than you think they will & I don't want to be spending all of my personal money once again. And the more money I will have towards the development & marketing - the more chances there are that the coin will grow in demand and therefore in value.

Hope you understand my situation now. Thank you.

What are you missing here? You are missing here the point that not all of the people are same & I never scammed anyone.

Failed coin you say? How come then it's still alive and simply being managed by other people?

Wake up & please stop this irrational posting, because I will report you. You came here and started all this FUD just for a reason that you don't like a project. Problem is that you can criticize, say your opinion and etc, but after calling it a scam without any confirmations, I surely will report you if you will answer anything again.

Also, NOBODY is even MAKING you BUY masternode... Jesus...

I've mined a shitton of different coins, with low premine's, no pre-sales, no masternodes & etc. I believe somewhere around 80-90% of them are now gone for good. With your logic they haven't been scams, right?

It's a fucking dash clone with a presale of masternodes and paying to push it on exchanges, there is no work done here. You're literally only getting real value bitcoins from fools.

The idea is that the dev fund should be the ignition, if the coin can't maintain or gain use/popularity is because it's not interesting or doesn't have a use case. Trying to force a simple change fork into being popular by taking half of the entire amount is ridiculous.

If it is currently just a simple fork, does that mean it must always stay that way? No. Funny thing is that in crypto space everyone wants to get some "new", "useful" & etc., but they don't get that the best ideas sometimes comes into mind when working on the project. Dev fund.. Show me a coin that was created only from dev's fund after 2018 May and that had significant spending, not some 10$ spending for servers, but spending like I did with Unify, like 50K EUR or something like that.

Also, calling this a scam for being a fork? Wtf, I mean if you would scroll through threads, you would see that almost every of these new coins is a fork of Bitcoin, Litecoin, DASH, PIVX or something else from the bigger coins.

I wouldn't say anything if you told "So what is the idea behind your coin?", or "Are you planning any tech upgrades of the source code", but you just went ALL-IN with this BS calling it scam.

Now to you talking around about 50% pre-mine. I have already founded a cryptocurrency project before - Unify. It was a project with 1% premine. Was that smart? No it really wasn't. Once my personal finance ended, the project started slowing down too. Funds are a must if you want a successful project. I have learned my lesson. Do you guys crying about 50% premine know about listing prices of coin exchanges? For example, Crypto-Bridge, an "OKAY" exchange is charging 3 BTC minimum for a coin.  That's one of the smaller exchanges. If I remember right, Bit-Z charges in various charge types like LISTING FEE + GIVE PART OF YOUR COINS TO THEM + BOUNTY, ETC that totals to ~500K-2M USD I believe. Bam, here's a problem already - even if we would take 1M USD for a listing - at the current price of SALE I wouldn't be able to list even with the whole porfolio.

Why are you just seeing scammers everywhere? I have proved with my last project to be legit. Once I felt like I can't manage a project anymore, I have found people who are continuing my work. I don't find this a "scam".

Also, by saying "you're going to sell half of the coins" - do you understand that my personal part here is 12,5%, not 50%? 37,5% is being held for development purposes.

50% premined coins is way too much.

50% premine? Not even pretending this isn't going to be a masternode presale scam now are we? What a joke, it's a simple fork of dash but with half the coins going to you to sell.

That was slay! 

I do agree at some point. But the founders' fee should be spent wisely and not only for their own gain. Because if you will utilise your funds in a good way, your coin will go far. Good luck!

Good question! Definitely Q1. I would say most likely in early February.

Glad to hear it, please announce here once added! I will then add it to our announcement thread

We're doing a bounty, where you can get 25 PRONTO just for joining us on social media channels! https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.49203653