John McAfee tweeted...
This man is not worth following, he is seeking attention at any cost and thinks that he is playing clever games, mass manipulation of internet era.
Topic: John McAfee’s Bold Statements on Privacy Coins, Monero and Apollo (Read 74 times)
This man is not worth following, he is seeking attention at any cost and thinks that he is playing clever games, mass manipulation of internet era.
August 09, 2019, 05:08:07 AM
What's your take on this?
He was told about something, he thought he can make a subject, it seems that he was wrong, he admitted that.
The conclusion is that after all we may indeed have a great show at national TV at the end of 2020. Or we will just be rich..
August 09, 2019, 04:56:54 AM
What exactly do you want to know? There is really nothing to talk about here. The man made a mistake and he apologized.
Also, where is the bold statement by McAffee about Monero that you mentioned in your title?
Also, where is the bold statement by McAffee about Monero that you mentioned in your title?
John McAfee tweeted about how there have been reports of Apollo locking the issued coins and how this violates the whole purpose of being privacy coins.
In response to this tweet, Apollo Platform replied, there had been no reports as such.
Later, John McAfee deleted his tweets and apologized to the company, And tweeted that My apologies. It seems that I was trolled about Apollo. As best I can tell the company is unable to control any coins that have been issued. My bad. It's still a great coin.
What's your take on this?
In response to this tweet, Apollo Platform replied, there had been no reports as such.
Later, John McAfee deleted his tweets and apologized to the company, And tweeted that My apologies. It seems that I was trolled about Apollo. As best I can tell the company is unable to control any coins that have been issued. My bad. It's still a great coin.
What's your take on this?
August 09, 2019, 02:26:19 AM
John McAfee tweeted about how there have been reports of Apollo locking the issued coins and how this violates the whole purpose of being privacy coins.
In response to this tweet, Apollo Platform replied, there had been no reports as such.
Later, John McAfee deleted his tweets and apologized to the company, And tweeted that My apologies. It seems that I was trolled about Apollo. As best I can tell the company is unable to control any coins that have been issued. My bad. It's still a great coin.
What's your take on this?
In response to this tweet, Apollo Platform replied, there had been no reports as such.
Later, John McAfee deleted his tweets and apologized to the company, And tweeted that My apologies. It seems that I was trolled about Apollo. As best I can tell the company is unable to control any coins that have been issued. My bad. It's still a great coin.
What's your take on this?
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