Topic: What about DeepOnion? - page 2. (Read 531 times)

Nope.. This is an open thread about DeepOnion and everybody is entitled to his/er own opinion.
You are right that there are a lot of spam messages when it comes to alt coins, but I would not consider this one as spam.
I'm reacting on most of the comments, and trying to answer questions & explain certain things.

fyi: i'm not part of the marketing team at DeepOnion, nor am I part of the moderators/Development team. So there is no real benefit for me in this.
But I do think that certain missjudgements & wrong info should be corrected and this is the thread where I make it possible.

I saw a big topic which stated deeponion is a scam. So, I'm not willing to have any deeds with this coin.

Another Spam-Thread, that's just what we needed.

Need to drive up your posting count to not be skipped in todays marketing payment?

Part of the participants wrote that the project is scam. The other part is proud of him and supports him. Still others continue to invest

we cant argue with the his point in this video, moderators are working very hard to reduce ist. new rules have been applied. people should can get the word but this was not the way to do it.
but like someone already said. he looked at the coin and investigated. at first side i looked good en was willing to look in to it in the future

It's similar to NEM when people tried using sockpuppet accounts to get multiple stakes way back in the day. It can be hard to catch but when the same IP address is found to have logged into more than one account there's probable cause right there. I would suggest not using a VPN to log into their forums as the likelyhood of "sharing" an ip address with someone else goes way up. Or if you want to abuse, I suppose you can try using the VPN on one account but at some point you'll slip up and there go both accounts potentially.

Like a lot of altcoins, they get to keep a large percentage for themselves. 2 million founder's reward and 3 million for development fund. That's something like 30% of the total supply. Indeed 99% of altcoins that are created end up this way, and ICOs well  there you're just giving them boatloads of money, in many cases far more than what gets created when you create an altcoin and distribute it in this manner.

No offence friend, but looking at your ranking here.. and the fact that you "heard stories" makes me think you did not take the time to have your own research on it.
Indeed, people got banned, but the way they reacted on that ban was only a result of their own behaviour...
It is thanks to those bans that the DeepOnion community manages to keep a solid group of "followers/believers/investors" ... you would be surprised if you would have seen the amount of "new people" that were entering and started to spam about DeepOnion. Allthough the idea was good to enlarge the community, because the bigger the community is.. the more visibility it gets & the more other people can hear about it, the approach to make that happen had to be finetuned... which happened a few days ago when the mod/dev team noticed it was going the wrong way.
As said before... every, but seriously, EVERY project needs mouth to mouth publicity, visibility on different media, to become bigger & be heard.
I can't imagine that a project would not be allowed to put some new features in the spotlight just because others were not happy they were no longer allowed to be a member..

And to react on the Airdrop part : DeepOnion planned 40 airdrops, for which that half has already been completed... unfortunately some of the people that received those airdrops indeed started to dump those onions for hard cash.
Tell me, is this the reason way you support a project? Those banned people were the ones destabelizing the whole project by massive dumping... and it's kinda logic you don't need that kind of people in a project.

Don't want to be a pain in the *ss, but if people are owning that amount of onions... don't you think they did not get that overnight?
Do you want to know how much the bigger investors already have ? because, like every other cryptoproject... it is meant to launch new innovating features and earn money while investing.
Did you ever take close notice to the old school stock markets? how do you explain that?
This is just a modern technologic way to make new software & make people happy along the way, with revenue on their investment & offering new programs that secures privacy & anonimity.
May I ask why you are member on a crypto community?

I can't say I've seen much of this. People I've seen banned have been kicked for multiple accounts and attempting to abuse the system. They're quite strict on some of their tasks, but for good reason, to ensure people don't abuse. They're actually pretty chilled an relaxed otherwise.

I trust McAfee ^^ Coins with anonymity as purpose has a bright future. Deeponion, monero etc.

DeepOnion is an awesome project and a demonstration of equality. First airdrop of it's kind. I was a bit late to the airdrop but I caught up, and was never dissapointed by their community & fast actions to solving problems. A real gem in my portfolio I might say.

I have heard stories of people getting banned from their forum for no reason. Comes off that they are being shady and don't want to give out too many airdrops. Like some one else on here said it definitely feels like more of a cult.

Anyone who puts money in here is a foolish, you guys need to understand that the only ones who are the big whales are those newbies who have been in the signature campaign of them for more than months.

They have probably more than $2000 worth of onions right now, but they are not able to move those funds because they will get desqualified from the campaign.

Once that they all decide to move the funds from there, the price will explode.

Just like it happened a few months ago when the price dropped from $2 to $1 in a few minutes, because a big whale sold all his onions.

Well if you mean all those spam comments than most of the community and even devs and mods would agree with you, that was way over the top and not planned this way. There were some changes made in the airdrop rules to ban abusers and to reward the supporters more that put much effort into promoting Deeponion. The devs and mods are really passionate about giving something back to the community but there were some that tried to cheat to make a quick buck and that resulted in those spammy comments and low quality oneliners. But this problem should be solved now, Deeponion is a serious project

I think every kind of investment is eventualy meant to earn money, nothing different in cryptoworld.
Bitcoin is and always will be the mother of all cryptocoins, but is forking more and more to keep up with others.
it's eminent that the near future will certainly change a lot for investors & there will be a turnover to cryptomoney.. because we all know that between now and 1 or 2 generations later, bare money will be less used.
We already had some big players in cryptoland like ETH, MONERO, BTC, .;... and now Deeponion is heading the same way to become the same kind of popular cryptocoin

well, before putting a value on it.. take some time to research and then you can give an honest opinion.
I'm not here to be a preacher or to brainwash people to step into this adventure blindly.. "au contrair" I urge people to do own research and convince themselves whether they want to be part of this community.
And allthough some people might think of it as a cult... have a look at most of the project within the cryptoworld... all of them need believers & supporters to make the project a success.
no need to say that DeepOnion also can take a throw at spreading the word as much as possible... how else can people be informed by this coin?

No bitcoin is something new something old something borrowed something blue... Nope, it was something different.

I get it people love they are earning money from it and a pump which can bring the market cap 100m $ will make lots of crypto rich.

I'm having good hope for DeepOnion. They are getting enough exposure the last couple of months.
Buy it before it's hot

Humor is nice & appriciated.. but maybe the focus should not be on that one person that made this video.. but on all the other information about DeepOnion... which are transcending
btw: did you actualy look & listen to that video? I urge you to have a second look & listen closely .. If i'm not mistaking... he is willing to have a descent review on it, if the spam from (mostly) new members would stop
And to react on this last part: the moderators at DeepOnion community got to hear about this and quickly asked people to be a little  less enthousiastic in there quest to become devoted members
Always read between the lines.. instead of superficial opinions

https://deeponion.org/ is a good start.. and to stay up to date, follow this guy
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4tqS9IiyztA