Topic: [ANN][HONORCOIN][XHC] PoS | Anonymity Airdrop | Poloniex & Bittrex - page 12. (Read 126860 times)

This is really HORRORcoin!

That dude that had that 7gigs of hashing power came out like A GOD!

what is he smoking ?

Yup, coin won't work without Github.

DEAD COIN WALKING.

Dump them before they hit 1 sat!

so it's mean positive scam 
and their website down too

at what price? you're lucky man 

I made 0.5 BTC but sold very very in time. If I hold till now then it will be much worse.

Dev just Tweeted
https://twitter.com/coinhonor/status/476047950255120384
"Introduce a little anarchy, upset the established order, and everything becomes chaos."

You don't need the code to know how many coins were created.

I made a cool $50.00 bucks off this coin

GO ME!

Oh shi... I did very well when sold all my XHC before this. 

hmm..

5. "carsen" ex dreamcoin dev ran off with 2.5 to 3btc.  

6.  dreamcoin logo and honorcoin logo have the same "blueish" color.  

the pieces are starting to point to him but im no sherlock holmes.

Guys, the best advice I can give, in light of all the new coins that have appeared in the last month or so touting, supposedly, cutting-edge technologies, is to look at whether anybody of substance is associated with it and/or whether there is sufficient evidence of the technology existing.

People tried throwing a load of FUD around the Vericoin thread overnight and this morning in order to panic the incredibly overheated market and drive the price down dramatically, which it did. Their tactic? To claim they had been told over the weekend that the SMS wallet would be ready within the hour and that it had never materialised, ergo the Dev was a scammer and the wallet technology nothing but vapourware.

The Developer of VRC is Patrick Nosker, a man with a large enough internet presence and valid credentials to prove he is not a fly-by-night scammer by any means AND, to top it off, had Dan Kaminsky, one of the most respected people in computing science to check things over for him, as evidenced by tweet conversations between both people.

*This* is how you prove to yourself that a coin is likely not a scam, not by glorious promises made by anonymous devs with flashy pictures of wallet technology and a string of fanboys telling you to buy tons of coins now 'before moon'! (Silkcoin, I'm looking in your direction)

I am genuinely sympathetic to those of you who were ripped off but there is likely little you can do about it other than use it as a learning experience. This snake-pit of a subforum on Bitcointalk has been getting worse of late, with larger, more organised, gangs of scammers coming up with very devious schemes.

Just learn to treat *everything* with suspicion, especially offers of 'free money' or 'massive profit'.

Github deleted. Move on people nothing to see now!

1. I said time, not date.  
2. In the github, someone pointed out 5million but the github account is now deleted. So......
3. ok
4. ok

maybe fork?

ohh 
i'm not online just for 1 day and everything gone 
so sorry for users who lose many BTC

So the dev made so many victims for just 7 BTC? Son of a b*tch

Why spend so much on one coin? if you only invest 0.2 btc and goes up 5 times = still 0.8 btc profit??

Please bit of respect for ppl who lost and losing lot of btc on this

(I also got out early, and i'm happy)