If you have a problem with MY exchange just say it
You want me to post more criticism of DGCS?
The same problems were there last month with Spacecoin, but you're doing the same thing again this month with FindCoin.
ask me ANYTHING you want about the coin burns that we have done / are doing
and we will give you all the information you want
#1 - What is the burn address for Findcoin?
#2 - What possible reason could you have for holding people's FindCoins for 30 days instead of burning them as you receive them?
#3 - Are you staking FindCoins?
#4 - Have you sent any FindCoins to any other addresses after you received them?
#5 - Why does your exchange show a trade of 58236.37353502 FIND which was sent in block 226766, but the receiving address FXKLahV8uhruHY6zPsE1cYVGj67aTXVots has never received any coins?
#6 - Why does your exchange show multiple trades of FIND sent to 2 of what appear to be your addresses, when those transactions were not received from someone else but just sent from the same wallet to itself?
WE DONT HIDE ANYTHING
Right now you have a new coin market set up, but you are hiding which coin it is.
You hid what you were doing with people's SpaceCoins, and you hide what you're doing with people's FindCoins.
You hide what happens to the millions of premined DGCS, since you distribute them off-blockchain which makes it hidden instead of public.
WE DONT SELL ANY COINS FROM ANY BURN THAT WE HAVE DONE / ARE DOING
If you want people to know that instead of just taking your word, there are easy ways using blockchains to prove it. But you don't use those easy ways.
WE ARE THE MOST OPEN / PUBLIC EXCHANGE THERE IS.
If you were open, you would show your balances to prove you're not using people's coins.
Every altcoin exchange has the option of being public, but most of them don't - and most of them end up running away with the coins.
As for being public?
intristin decides which coins you have to list
intristin decides when you can announce and open the new market
intristin decides what exchange rate you have to set on your markets
intristin decides when you can stop exchanging the coins
intristin decides when you have to extend the exchange just for him after you've already ended it
intristin decides when you can delist the coins
intristin decides what burn address you have to use
intristin decides when you can send coins to the burn address
All of this was established last month.
It's a conflict of interests for your exchange to be run so much by a coin's dev, and it benefits that dev at the expense of your other users.