Topic: [ANN]◥◤N2◢◣IPO◥◤100% POS◢◣NXT Clone◥◤New Features◢◣FULL Version Available◥◤ (Read 62748 times)

I've got a bag too ... bounty time?

If someone can revive the N2 chain it's got a chance

Me too. I have 4+ millions. But........

I might somewhere...but "It's Dead, Jim."

Pity: I think I have a number somewhere in the millions.

Does anyone have a  copy of the N2 chain? Is it still running somewhere?

N2 might do well on a few Chinese exchanges .... 'N2, zombie silver to NAS' zombie gold'

Nothing is too strange in the cryptosphere!!

scamer

is this over then?

N2 dev  i hope u fail with all your stuff! scamer

Those people who had coins on the exchange at the time of the attack tried to start a fork of NXT, which was "NXT minus stolen coins." This did not work, and has nothing to do with the fact that the N2 dev was a scammer.

After the NXT hack at BTER most of the NXT fork coins price also crashed.

That was all.

Dev technology can not break through .the collapse of confidence. The question is why the author does not consider the community took over development issues

Well who woulda guessed this was a scam... Oh yeah, that's right, it was me, almost 2 months ago:


It almost hurts to be this right, this often.

I was wondering about that myself. If N2 was conceived as a pump-and-dump, it certainly was miscarried. If you remember, it remained stuck tech-wise at the pre-asset-exchange level. I know for a fact, through the amount of work MaWo, richwang, lordoliver et. al. put into NFD, that proper cloning of an up-to-date version of Nxt as well as updating the clone to keep pace with Nxt itself is a lot of hard and tricky work.

My guess is that he couldn't do it and choked. And then, true to form in this here board, he ran off with the BTC instead of sending any back. He probably told himself that he was entitled to keep the BTC because he had fulfilled the strict letter of the deal by distributing all the N2 that everyone had paid for. Of course, he doing so meant that he went delinquent on his (at least) moral obligation to further develop N2, but given his earlier decision about escrow I'm probably right about why we'll never get back a single satoshi of the BTC we sent him.

So we're stuck holding a rather unusual bag: a clonecoin abortion which never made it to the term of keeping pace with its Nxt parent, let alone being listed on a major exchange. Strangely, I'm not at all angry or bitter about the outcome even though I have a 21+ million bag. N2 is actually an intriguing candidate for a community takeover by a team of would-be devs who want to earn their programming chops by carrying a stillborn Nxt clone to term. Since it's an untradeable bag anyway, there'd be some leeway for learn-as-you-go mistakes and delays.     

Looks like he has ran with our investment. Strange though considering he had a coin and didnt wait for it to go on an exchange. Maybe he ran into problems with the code

Dead coin!!!
where the dev?

Or maybe he didn't have what it took, choked, and scampered off. Of course, that's a distinction without a difference if you're holding the bag.

Yep,  seems like a scam,  and the Dev is busy with a new scam now.

It hurts guy, but it is how it is.

what the mother fucker dev.

last login of the dev was 1 month ago. I don't believe he will return. This coin is dead. 

What dev? A lot of time has passed away!