POC Coins - Suggested but a Little Suspect?

blockchain master

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I have to mention there is also Seekchain project, their website is :https://seekchain.org/

we can join Seekchain telegram group to discuss it together:https://t.me/Seekchainorg Cheesy

SEEKCHAIN
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blockchain master

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https://medium.com/@seekchain/a-dissection-into-the-proof-of-capacity-consensus-mechanism-poc-pospace-cb824d9ec6bc

check this and you will get to know about POC mining~

jonnybravo0311

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Mine at Jonny's Pool

Well, since the last activity on that thread was months ago... and the first post mentions some corruption in the code leading to a bunch of coins mined that shouldn't have been, then the whole coin itself was somehow "replaced" by some shark coin... I'd say you'd probably be wise to look at what your posted in blue Wink

GuyinOZ

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Hi,

I've been an affiliate in the online gaming verticle for 14 years. One of my acquantances has recommended POC Coins as a good investment. I've never met this person and while I have no reason to distrust him, all this centres around money. As they say, a fool and his money are easily parted.

I found this thread here:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/annpocpopulacecoin-v11-no-premine-ultra-secure-fairness-and-justice-502135

I'm a total noob and obviously would prefer not to get fried. Can someone please give me some info on Poc Coins, thanks

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