Here's his response--I didn't believe it, but he played it like a man caught and who was trying to pull one over (we do call you dashtards for a reason). And as long as we are handing out gullible cards, are you so gullible that you believe a dev would instamine 30% of a coin and it was accident? At least Oaxaca didn't try to spin the obvious when he got caught--he just brushed it off as if it wasn't a big deal. Maybe Evan could learn something.
Sorry but no one's gonna believe you, it was clearly a joke, and not an identity theft and desperate attempt to shove Monero down the throats of AA fans.
That's your argument? No one is gonna believe me? The evidence is there, anyone can believe what they want. And they can also notice how the dashtards were saying dash was private enough and now Evan is refuting that argument by the (most likely inflated) promise of making privacy at the protocol level. So Monerians were right to say that the privacy afforded by masternodes was suspect and now Evan is backing us with the promise of better privacy at the protocol level--thank you, Evan, but almost everyone knew that already--it was mostly your cult of sycophants who thought otherwise.
