Quote from: raphma on May 08, 2016, 08:34:33 PM

And why trust rimbit?
Nobody(besides de dev) know if it is a scam or not, but buy a few seems reasonable.

Still, there are a lot other crypto good to invest, so... why rimbit?

Rimbit has been around for more than two years. It was built on a solid algorithm developed only after identifying and alerting Bitcoin higher-ups of fundamental flaws in the Bitcoin algorithm.
The intent of Rimbit's developers from day one was to have a coin and network that really was there for the people.
Bitcoin higher-ups have been aware of some of Bitcoin's fundamental flaws, but have chosen not to address them; instead leaving them for others to worry about in the future.

Rimbit has a loyal following that is increasing daily.
The number of Bitcoin users is decreasing daily by thousands.

Rimbit has seen stable value across a number of exchanges since its launch and is now starting to increase in value as people realize the coin is a serious alternative to mined coins.
Bitcoin is subject to large unpredictable changes in value, both up and down, in very short periods of time.

Rimbit is a community-based coin. No single wallet holder is more important or influential than any other wallet holder.
Everyone knows the handful of Bitcoin players who hold millions of Bitcoin and control its direction.

Rimbit does not allow its users to pay large fees to "skip the line" and have their transactions processed more quickly.
Bitcoin is having huge problems processing transactions because with all the greed associated with mining, there are fewer and fewer mining warehouses available; and these warehouses don't have the capacity to process the 200,000 Rimbit transactions being requested every day. Fortunately for rich Bitcoin holders, they can skip the line and have their transactions processed ahead of everyone else by paying a large transaction fee.

Rimbit is truly decentralized. It is Rimbit's open wallets that confirm transactions across the network in seconds - not hours, or days or even longer.
Bitcoin's processing problems are being reported more and more frequently as word gets out about lost transactions, transactions taking months and uncertainty amongst vendors about the reliability of the network.

Rimbit users who make their wallets available to confirm transactions earn 5% interest on their wallet holdings over the course of a year.
Bitcoin holders don't.

Developers of coins made for pump & dump scams disappear after 6 - 12 months.
Coins with a history of pump & dumps are easy to see - just look at how the coin has traded over time on an exchange.

When developers of more successful coins start leaving the corporation and identify real, known, serious but unaddressed flaws with that coin, it's time to worry.
When a select few Bitcoin holders, who have been controlling the coin's direction for years, are required by contract to hold their coins until early 2017, but can then cash out and walkaway billionaires, it's time to worry.

Rimbit holders don't worry.

http://www.ibtimes.com/bitcoins-big-problem-transaction-delays-renew-blockchain-debate-2330143