Topic: [ANN] [SUMO] SUMOKOIN - 🔏 Digital Cash For Highly-Confidential Transactions 🔏 (Read 202421 times)

sumogr I remember in the telegram group posted that you're going with the project?
You left, left, but you never left.) You chatted there about distrust of developers..
What happened? Money promised to pay more? It's disgusting.
If you're not initially connected to the development team, then I don't understand how they can deal with such unreliable people.
I'm sick of those corrupt cheerleaders.
It is a pity that such people have ruined a great project.

The reason is obvious:

"This is a self-moderated topic. If you do not want to be moderated by the person who started this topic, create a new topic"

Afraid from the community never brings any good.

This is highly digital cash, what a nice project

OFFICIAL SUMOKOIN BITCOINTALK THREAD HAS MOVED HERE

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.40058554

THANK YOU!!!

I did invest this in some time ago and sold with an ok profit. Now after seeing the price now wanted to check and see the problems and also official medium post.
It seems they are blaming a guy called fireice for everything.


I am running an office and if my employer steals from my customer, i can't blame him for stealing, i blame myself for letting him. I think this project is over.

@Germining: Read the post of your developer in Vietnam. It tells the story. Dreaming up identities and pretending it was more than one
person. Writing that wallet is hardly a task for large teams. I work in Enterprise scale projects (IT) and can tell you that the sumokoin wallet
could be done by a college graduate in a few weeks. Remember how you assured me and others in this very forum that there is a whole
team of highly talented developers working on the coin? Obviously, it was just one developer and you guys were so desperate to hire the very
develop who - according to you - attacked the coin. You even backed up your rip-off brother Sumogr with his claim that "they (the developers on Sumokoin) are much
more talented" than required for a coin development project. Anybody interested can look for my posts on this forum. Fortunately, it's documented.

Germining...Your lies stink... Stop lying and STFU. Nobody is interested in any of the sh.t coming from your mouth.

@All: Just look at Germining's posts a few months ago. Germining was definitely "part of the rip off machinery".


PS @Germining: I don't think anybody believes your "attack stories". You just lied again and again and realized you couldn't deliver. Off with the premine and invent a story about an attack.
Or maybe not... LOL

As CyberTrader stated above, the cheerleaders were "part of the machinery". Merely stepping down and washing hands do not absolve them of the guilt. It's akin to conveniently saying "sorry" (which I think is the most casually abused/overused word nowadays) as a cheap cop-out/dodge after exposing a dirty deed...after the fact...after the damage has already been done.

Sure. I was part of the team that did all the work the last 1.5 years. If you think one person could have done that, congrats 

I didn't make people lose money. Only one person is responsible for that. Best thing ask team ryo who it was

I was a supporter of SUMO ever-since I found it.. now only thing left to say.. fu(k you and rest in piss.. what a circus (sorry real clowns..)

@passnet: Don't bother with GERMINING... he was part of the machinery that made people lose money. He can
make up stories for small children. Or maybe he should get a real job. His rep is gone...nobody will believe anything he says.

@Germining: Best you get a new handle if you wanna bullshit people. You told so many lies about the coin and the so-called team (1 person).
LOL

@ALL: Ask in the RYO forum...the will tell a different story from the lame story GERMINING keeps telling.

They might release the information soon

It's strange, why is there no information from the developers?
What will happen to the coin next?

You're right and of course they will

I absolutely agree. When I saw Sumo switched back to old CN I has really shocked! It's more easy to put a network under attack with ASICs that are produced and belong to few companies than with GPUs that are spreaded on people all over the world. IMHO alt-coins based on ASICs have no future now because they loose their essential nature and purpose: to be decentralised and then free.
Fortunately I didn't invest a lot on this coin.

For everybody's information/reference, RyoCurrency has its own separate [ANN] thread:

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/annryocryptonight-gpu-ryocurrency-privacy-for-everyone-4413010

There's nothing positive on this. Once it is up again all miners that got fucked up from behind by this kiddie dev team will start the shitstorm and dump till the orderbook is empty.
Good luck with being the first one..

This is an email I got from them, sounds positive;                                                                         
                                                            Dear Cryptopia user,

As you are probably very aware, the SUMO wallet and markets have been put on hold recently.

This was due to the fact that Cryptopia had less than 3 days’ notice of their hard fork, and most of this notice period was over a public holiday weekend.

In order to protect users funds, until the situation could be clarified, the decision was made to put the wallet into maintenance.

The wallet will remain in maintenance for the next 2-3 days, after which we will release the details of our plan, which has been put together with the goal of keeping SUMO and RYO supporters happy!

We apologise again for the delays being experienced, and promise you the update as soon as we can get it to you.

Kind regards,

Cryptopia

Yeah, I think for Sumo, it's somewhat too late... But overall, I think this is not a bad concept. Granted, I am not a fan of the idea to keep the Algo and plans secret at the beginning, but I think having a specialized algo with specialized hardware right from the beginning is in theory the ideal setup. In practice, you'll obviously have a whole bunch of problems on the production side, with companies being more effective than other and all that stuff.

Cryptopia is a solid exchange and will honor their pledges.

asking for 10m$ upfront to develop custom asic is considered 'the proper way' ? after asking pre-payments for hardware that was way too late too market ... think not.