Off-topic: you do realize that showing the public profile like that is considered doxing?
Anyways I saw this on the token ann thread. This seems all like a petty scam. I wonder how many people were actually involved as part of their ‘team’?
Anyways I saw this on the token ann thread. This seems all like a petty scam. I wonder how many people were actually involved as part of their ‘team’?
>Off-topic: you do realize that showing the public profile like that is considered doxing?
Yes never good to talk bad about other. But because I also was a little involved in the project I had no choice. I need to help to solve what happende. For my own and for people trusting the project sake.
>This seems all like a petty scam. I wonder how many people were actually involved as part of their ‘team’?
Think 5-6 people have contributed. A little more if you count community managers etc.
In my eyes it was a fine project and not a scam. Until it was
Hard times in crypto can get even fine projects to look like a failure. Before it ended overnight a card game had somehow given the project new momentum and looked like it could be the thing.
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But please don't let this be a post with cleaver hindsight.
I use the post to inform others what we know so fare when they contact me. Because I was active on telegram and I don't delete any accounts. And I use my real name etc people contact me.
I made it here on bitcointalk so all the reply and make their information public.
Off-topic: No I mean you can get into real big trouble if the guy you are saying is a scammer is not really him. Best to remove any personal info unless you are 100% sure. Even revealing just the name can get you considered as doxing and get you in trouble legally.
This sort of scams should really be stopped. They are ruining the whole industry. ICO was the main point for mass adoption but now attracted concerns from SEC because of this type of scams.
