Topic: FOMO3D, a crazy ICO mockery game made on the Ethereum blockchain - page 2. (Read 1653 times)
August 31, 2018, 05:10:30 PM
There's currently 6776 ETH in the pot, 5450 of this has been pre-seeded from the previous round, so keys are still very cheap.
August 22, 2018, 08:26:22 AM
Round 2 of Fomo Long has started, the preseed is around 5000 Ethereum. Thus right now keys are extremely cheap versus the possible reward.
The winner of round one won around 3 000 000 USD, the Fomo lottery has made a new millionaire!
https://exitscam.me/fomo3d
The winner of round one won around 3 000 000 USD, the Fomo lottery has made a new millionaire!
https://exitscam.me/fomo3d
August 18, 2018, 07:21:07 PM
shouldn't be too expensive to clog the network for 2 minutes
Reward's worth fuck all however with eth so low.
August 18, 2018, 04:22:41 PM
shouldn't be too expensive to clog the network for 2 minutes
August 13, 2018, 03:25:32 AM
We might get a winner as soon as there's an unusually long block. Shitloada pending txs.
August 12, 2018, 05:58:51 AM
It seems like the real Fomo has only begun. The Fomo3D Long version's timer is now regularly in the few minutes range, right now it's at 3 minutes.
And the winner will get more than 10 000 Ethereum.
https://exitscam.me/fomo3d
And the winner will get more than 10 000 Ethereum.
https://exitscam.me/fomo3d
August 03, 2018, 07:57:10 AM
I wanted to post my experience feedback on fomo3d: I entered fomolong about a week after it was launched. I recovered my initial investment and make good profits (x3 envion) (thanks to chinese massive investment !!) So I naturally invested back in p3d and of course in fomoquick ...
And there things did not happened the way I had imagined
. I invested what I could lose but still a lot of money for me at ico. I found myself facing whales throwing 1200 eth, and I especially made the mistake of not paying enough gas fee to enter ico as soon as possible. I ended up with a ridiculously low number of keys (not even one entire key !!) and have not recovered more than a sixth of my bet .... I'm kidding now but on the spot I was less at the party 
Nevertheless I'm not here for fud I enjoyed this game and I must admit that the team Just is just awesome 
And there things did not happened the way I had imagined
. I invested what I could lose but still a lot of money for me at ico. I found myself facing whales throwing 1200 eth, and I especially made the mistake of not paying enough gas fee to enter ico as soon as possible. I ended up with a ridiculously low number of keys (not even one entire key !!) and have not recovered more than a sixth of my bet .... I'm kidding now but on the spot I was less at the party Nevertheless I'm not here for fud
I enjoyed this game and I must admit that the team Just is just awesome That's what cobra described.. you're not the only one, everybody except the whale either lost eth or evened out.
The team might be working on a new game, let's see if they recover the 35000 eth of capitals in the PoWH3D contract they lost.
August 02, 2018, 02:07:39 PM
I wanted to post my experience feedback on fomo3d: I entered fomolong about a week after it was launched. I recovered my initial investment and make good profits (x3 envion) (thanks to chinese massive investment !!) So I naturally invested back in p3d and of course in fomoquick ...
And there things did not happened the way I had imagined. I invested what I could lose but still a lot of money for me at ico. I found myself facing whales throwing 1200 eth, and I especially made the mistake of not paying enough gas fee to enter ico as soon as possible. I ended up with a ridiculously low number of keys (not even one entire key !!) and have not recovered more than a sixth of my bet .... I'm kidding now but on the spot I was less at the party
Nevertheless I'm not here for fud I enjoyed this game and I must admit that the team Just is just awesome
And there things did not happened the way I had imagined
. I invested what I could lose but still a lot of money for me at ico. I found myself facing whales throwing 1200 eth, and I especially made the mistake of not paying enough gas fee to enter ico as soon as possible. I ended up with a ridiculously low number of keys (not even one entire key !!) and have not recovered more than a sixth of my bet .... I'm kidding now but on the spot I was less at the party Nevertheless I'm not here for fud
I enjoyed this game and I must admit that the team Just is just awesome Nothing I said is a lie, and you are the one who is absolutely full of shit if you deny the evidence.
The link to etherscan is in front of everyone.
And no, first round was not a lottery if rules were hidden. Also 37 minutes "is not a few minutes" my ass. There was still confusion around certain things as a result of different information having been given out before, and the discord was going crazy.
People who didn't know the rules pushed transactions during ICO but those arrived (thanks to paying less than 1 ETH in gas fees) after ICO when the price per key was 1000x higher (over 1 eth per key), and lost everything. That's your "community" right there. The "hundreds of participants" who broke even shouldn't be counted in the equation when other hundreds lost everything at the expenses of that 4000 ETH guy.
The winner was not selected randomly, but was simply someone who somehow knew exactly what to do.
You assume I lost ETH into this but I myself did not even play nor wanted to make a big fuzz about it, as what I said is what has been said pretty much in every 4 chan thread. You are just making a fool of yourself by displaying such low level of intellectual honesty.
The link to etherscan is in front of everyone.
And no, first round was not a lottery if rules were hidden. Also 37 minutes "is not a few minutes" my ass. There was still confusion around certain things as a result of different information having been given out before, and the discord was going crazy.
People who didn't know the rules pushed transactions during ICO but those arrived (thanks to paying less than 1 ETH in gas fees) after ICO when the price per key was 1000x higher (over 1 eth per key), and lost everything. That's your "community" right there. The "hundreds of participants" who broke even shouldn't be counted in the equation when other hundreds lost everything at the expenses of that 4000 ETH guy.
The winner was not selected randomly, but was simply someone who somehow knew exactly what to do.
You assume I lost ETH into this but I myself did not even play nor wanted to make a big fuzz about it, as what I said is what has been said pretty much in every 4 chan thread. You are just making a fool of yourself by displaying such low level of intellectual honesty.
I'm not sure if it was a lie or just natural consequence of these sort of new DAPPs so I will not condemn anyone, just to put it into perspective these kind of DAPPs are getting more and more common, I found this one that lets you play pitching pennies on ethereum: https://www.reddit.com/user/spartacus_satoxi/comments/91jgro/pitch_n_toss_with_real_ether_at_this_smart/
The good thing about it is that it has ICO every 2100 blocks (like EOS crowdsale but more frequent and min contribution is 0.001 Ether) and the way they put it is also quite cool: Ever played Pitch N Toss? It's an old-school game in which people throw coins towards a wall and the one who lands closest to the wall takes all the coins. This smart contract lets you play Pitch N Toss with real Ether. (you choose a block, that block becomes the wall and the person who throws Ether closest to that block wins all the others' Ethers, if you hit the wall (transaction appear after the target block), you will be participating in the ICO. Every 2100 blocks the contract will automatically distribute 10,000,000 satoxi tokens among ICO participants of that distribution period according to their contribution.)
The bad thing about it is that they don't have a GUI and you have to play with a wallet like myEtherWallet, I asked them on reddit why u dont have GUI? from their answer I understood they want to build a strong community, and they want everyone get piece of the pie so they leave things like GUI, advertisement , etc. to the community.
The bottom line is instead of condemning each-other let's all get piece of the pie!
CobraJ: "Long story short, only 1 person managed to get in ICO with a 4000 gwei transaction"
This is a complete and utter, easily provable lie.
Goodbye.
This is a complete and utter, easily provable lie.
Goodbye.
Nothing I said is a lie, and you are the one who is absolutely full of shit if you deny the evidence.
The link to etherscan is in front of everyone.
And no, first round was not a lottery if rules were hidden. Also 37 minutes "is not a few minutes" my ass. There was still confusion around certain things as a result of different information having been given out before, and the discord was going crazy.
People who didn't know the rules pushed transactions during ICO but those arrived (thanks to paying less than 1 ETH in gas fees) after ICO when the price per key was 1000x higher (over 1 eth per key), and lost everything. That's your "community" right there. The "hundreds of participants" who broke even shouldn't be counted in the equation when other hundreds lost everything at the expenses of that 4000 ETH guy.
The winner was not selected randomly, but was simply someone who somehow knew exactly what to do.
You assume I lost ETH into this but I myself did not even play nor wanted to make a big fuzz about it, as what I said is what has been said pretty much in every 4 chan thread. You are just making a fool of yourself by displaying such low level of intellectual honesty.
The link to etherscan is in front of everyone.
And no, first round was not a lottery if rules were hidden. Also 37 minutes "is not a few minutes" my ass. There was still confusion around certain things as a result of different information having been given out before, and the discord was going crazy.
People who didn't know the rules pushed transactions during ICO but those arrived (thanks to paying less than 1 ETH in gas fees) after ICO when the price per key was 1000x higher (over 1 eth per key), and lost everything. That's your "community" right there. The "hundreds of participants" who broke even shouldn't be counted in the equation when other hundreds lost everything at the expenses of that 4000 ETH guy.
The winner was not selected randomly, but was simply someone who somehow knew exactly what to do.
You assume I lost ETH into this but I myself did not even play nor wanted to make a big fuzz about it, as what I said is what has been said pretty much in every 4 chan thread. You are just making a fool of yourself by displaying such low level of intellectual honesty.
I'm not passive aggressive, I'm actively aggressive towards lies and slander. 37 minutes is not a "few minutes". And 100 participants is not "one participant".
Not only the first round, but EVERY round rewards one individual at the expense of others. It's a lottery.
If you're uncapable of accepting responsibility for your actions and feel that you must blindly throw Ethereum into things you don't understand, go read the first line of text in this thread.
Get help. And run away from things like this.
Not only the first round, but EVERY round rewards one individual at the expense of others. It's a lottery.
If you're uncapable of accepting responsibility for your actions and feel that you must blindly throw Ethereum into things you don't understand, go read the first line of text in this thread.
Get help. And run away from things like this.
However several people have a serious and reasonable concern about the way Fomo Quick was managed.
Long story short, only 1 person managed to get in ICO with a 4000 gwei transaction (which costed alone 1 eth), and after ICO was over great part of the dividends went to him, and interestingly enough he also was the one to win the jackpot.
This, together with the fact rules were unclear to everyone and only disclosed a few minutes before the start of the round, people have been left wondering whether this winner is part of the team or has been colluding with them.
Long story short, only 1 person managed to get in ICO with a 4000 gwei transaction (which costed alone 1 eth), and after ICO was over great part of the dividends went to him, and interestingly enough he also was the one to win the jackpot.
This, together with the fact rules were unclear to everyone and only disclosed a few minutes before the start of the round, people have been left wondering whether this winner is part of the team or has been colluding with them.
Stop lying.
My guess is about a 100 times more people than you claim got in. Prove me wrong. It's transparent on the blockchain.
It has been obvious for months that there will be an "ICO". The time of it was announced a week before, developers warned the community that it will be a very short one. The actual duration was announced 37 minutes before start, in a Discord with 17 thousand members.
And do enlighten us how this "collusion" fantasy went on and how it would even be possible in the real world.
This arrogant attitude you can have it on your discord. Nobody here is scared of your low level bullying.
I have told you what people are saying, you like it or not. I have not said that I have the proof there was a collusion (or directly an insider job), however I do think it is a plausible hypothesis. Either it happened, or the fomo 3d quick fiasco was simply very poorly managed. The actual rules were given out only a few minutes prior to the start. Prior to this, incorrect information were given; I remember details such as the timer to be set as 90 seconds, a maximum 1 ETH donation per address, for instance. By doing that you gave zero chance to the community to make an informed decision; it was just a blind gamble based on the trust they had in you, and the result is in front of everyone. Next time, just don't be a prick.
However several people have a serious and reasonable concern about the way Fomo Quick was managed.
Long story short, only 1 person managed to get in ICO with a 4000 gwei transaction (which costed alone 1 eth), and after ICO was over great part of the dividends went to him, and interestingly enough he also was the one to win the jackpot.
This, together with the fact rules were unclear to everyone and only disclosed a few minutes before the start of the round, people have been left wondering whether this winner is part of the team or has been colluding with them.
Long story short, only 1 person managed to get in ICO with a 4000 gwei transaction (which costed alone 1 eth), and after ICO was over great part of the dividends went to him, and interestingly enough he also was the one to win the jackpot.
This, together with the fact rules were unclear to everyone and only disclosed a few minutes before the start of the round, people have been left wondering whether this winner is part of the team or has been colluding with them.
Stop lying.
My guess is about a 100 times more people than you claim got in. Prove me wrong. It's transparent on the blockchain.
It has been obvious for months that there will be an "ICO". The time of it was announced a week before, developers warned the community that it will be a very short one. The actual duration was announced 37 minutes before start, in a Discord with 17 thousand members.
And do enlighten us how this "collusion" fantasy went on and how it would even be possible in the real world.
Cobra isn't lying.
https://etherscan.io/address/0xfffffff1ac8dcf49f4afd3f90995120e568740f9#internaltx
This person sent 1200 eth in the ico phase just to withdraw 1568 eth minutes later and then to drain the contract for another 2465 eth.
Just accept the fact you guys fucked up. The first round rewarded one individual at the expenses of several others. Not exactly the best strategy for building a community.
Learn from your mistake, apologize and do something good for the community, and you'll turn a negative into a positive.
Be passive aggressive, treat anyone who highlight the truth a liar, and you'll make the problem even worse.
Your call.
However several people have a serious and reasonable concern about the way Fomo Quick was managed.
Long story short, only 1 person managed to get in ICO with a 4000 gwei transaction (which costed alone 1 eth), and after ICO was over great part of the dividends went to him, and interestingly enough he also was the one to win the jackpot.
This, together with the fact rules were unclear to everyone and only disclosed a few minutes before the start of the round, people have been left wondering whether this winner is part of the team or has been colluding with them.
Long story short, only 1 person managed to get in ICO with a 4000 gwei transaction (which costed alone 1 eth), and after ICO was over great part of the dividends went to him, and interestingly enough he also was the one to win the jackpot.
This, together with the fact rules were unclear to everyone and only disclosed a few minutes before the start of the round, people have been left wondering whether this winner is part of the team or has been colluding with them.
Stop lying.
My guess is about a 100 times more people than you claim got in. Prove me wrong. It's transparent on the blockchain.
It has been obvious for months that there will be an "ICO". The time of it was announced a week before, developers warned the community that it will be a very short one. The actual duration was announced 37 minutes before start, in a Discord with 17 thousand members.
And do enlighten us how this "collusion" fantasy went on and how it would even be possible in the real world.
However several people have a serious and reasonable concern about the way Fomo Quick was managed.
Long story short, only 1 person managed to get in ICO with a 4000 gwei transaction (which costed alone 1 eth), and after ICO was over great part of the dividends went to him, and interestingly enough he also was the one to win the jackpot.
This, together with the fact rules were unclear to everyone and only disclosed a few minutes before the start of the round, people have been left wondering whether this winner is part of the team or has been colluding with them.
Long story short, only 1 person managed to get in ICO with a 4000 gwei transaction (which costed alone 1 eth), and after ICO was over great part of the dividends went to him, and interestingly enough he also was the one to win the jackpot.
This, together with the fact rules were unclear to everyone and only disclosed a few minutes before the start of the round, people have been left wondering whether this winner is part of the team or has been colluding with them.
Shizzle, can you elaborate on what is Justo saying about destroying Ethereum and PoW?
Ask her, I'm not her brain reader 
How do you know Justo is a she?
Ah don't take those posts too seriously, just sigwhoring 'jeets trying to raise their daily post count.
I think FOMO3D is crazy. People know it's a hoax, but there are many people involved.
It makes me wonder what happened.
It makes me wonder what happened.
Where is the hoax you're talking about? It's fully transparent, its code is public. It's a lottery with a twist, made on the ETH blockchain. It's the "exit scam" where everyone gets a chance to be the one doing it and the best player wins.
Shizzle, can you elaborate on what is Justo saying about destroying Ethereum and PoW?
Ask her, I'm not her brain reader The usual gambling that broke the jackpot, but because of its fraud will not be successful!
Listen asshole, if you want to come in and shit my thread up, you better have some good arguments. I don't tolerate slander!
And you can stick your forecast somewhere because right now it's the world's most popular dapp.
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