Topic: [ANN][Distribution] DECENTURION - Decentralized Autonomous Society - page 2. (Read 19774 times)

They always write that owners of startups after icos have about 10% of emission. The rest volume they sell, spend on PR, airdrop, bounty etc... And if bussines will be listed on Decenturion, 50% of tokens stay in owners of bussines, 50% airdrop for citizens. It's simple)

ah. they always writing that icos sellig 90% of total supply (they offer that there will be 50% to sell, another 50% will get citizens and whatever else). well they are wrog. projects selll only 35-60% of total supply and the rest they will ever give to ay else.

I mean about your question in social media )

where did you see question? i have no question to this scam, only answers)

You cant buy token on hitbtc for 500$. main volume for sale by 1500$

So what is your question? ))

You will find something missing from the whitepaper in every project these days. They make changes all day long. Sometimes they have to do it for technical reasons.

Sounds like the typical way these types of ICOs go.   I would scrutinize the whitepaper for specific promises made and whether they kept them.

i think this project is trash. 1 token cost 1500 dollars but on hitbtc it is 500 dollars. plus in social media when they have no aswer on your question, they ban you kys for one token? no. my data then will flying to darknet i belive.

You could buy it on Bancor.Network. I think they always offer a certain volume. Or maybe not, I don't know exactly.

Perhaps instead of the word hiding, I should have used another word.   All of this confusion, could be taken care of if your Nick simply posts on the KYC Legal BTC post a response to questions below which any responsible team would have done on July 2, 2018.  I do not intend to go an a tangent to your Decenturion but think your post deserves a good faith response.   

Specifically, he could post

1.  What is the mailing address of KYC Legal in San Francisco (business address).  KYC Legal claimed they had an office in San Francisco.  People asked them this question in Telegram (before they closed the two groups) and the question was never answered.
2.  Why did KYC Legal delete telegram pages and weblinks on the homepage for communication on the same day? 
3.  Why did KYC Legal fail to list the token on an exchange (promised on July 1, 2018)?   KYC Legal setup a non-functional site claiming it was an exchange and subsequently claimed to have listed the token on two other sites.
4.  Why did KYC Legal start selling another token all on the same day they deleted telegram groups and started morphing things into another company called Global ID?  A KYC Legal Agent token (different than KYC Legal token) -- you buy the token and KYC Legal promises to send you work for which they will pay you to do.
5.  Why did KYC Legal (Nick for example) not tell investors that the business development chief (part of the core team quite weeks after ICO completed)?
6.  Why did KYC Legal (Nick for example a director of KYC Legal), never put out a single public message about all the aforementioned major changes to investors.

Nick was listed as part of the KYC Legal core team-- not a promoter or advertiser or advisor. 

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The person from which you say solid information can be obtained is most likely a scammer.

If anybody see Nick, please ask him where 21Million in USD went for KYC Legal ICO.  ICO finished April 2018.  Shut doors July 2, 2018.  Nick was  acore part of team.  He never answered questions to investors.  How could he spend 21 Million in 2 months with no product.   He appears to be a dishonest opportunity  who spouts shits about other committing fraud yet it seems OK for him to do it.

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/annico-kyclegal-blockchain-identity-verification-2370568

Further, he was heavily involved with Gigawatt ICO which was sued by the SEC in Jan 2018.  https://news.bitcoin.com/bitcoin-mining-ico-giga-watt-sued-securities-fraud/

If anybody has a good address for Nick Evdokimo's company please post.   I think the investors want to find him.   

Yea I've been trying to buy the xpat coins for some days now there is so little volume though lol...

Bitnation is like a universal solution for literally anyone who wants to found his own state. Very futuristic idea, but also very interesting to think that way.

Yea I saw that project too as well I would like to get involved with both

This is not the first decentralized state. Check out the Bitnation project and what they are doing is also about decentralization of states.

wow this is a very interesting idea I really like what it is about, Im going to keep my eye on this one. Projects like this one is what the crypto world needs more of. More idealism less focus on money making

I mean the idea is something new and could be something interesting but I agree that it is just a little to less information provided. Especially since the legal part is huge and before all of this is sorted out, it doesn't make any sense in my eyes. The idea behind it would take years to develop with a huge team.

I talk about Russia, I don't know about USA...

Thanks for the link, i was going to ask the same as people above did))) Going to take a look, what that is. Thx