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What are the addresses for the BTC collected during the ICO, all of them?
What are the XPY burn addresses, all of them?
What are the addresses for bounty and other team wallets?
How will the team work around Google Play and Apple rules prohibiting the use of third-party payment methods (such as ION) in mobile games?
Does Ionomy plan to maintain and update its "monthly" games (if they ever get published in the first place)?
Are community masternodes, atoms, or any other ionomy tokens considered securities in the US or Singapore?
Proof for Ionomy being a registered company in Singapore?
How many masternodes does the Ionomy team own?

The answers to these questions are already published to the public in suchmoon's ION FAQ. Please look at the answers he/she has collected as they are the current status that has been "proved". If you disagree with the answers, give suchmoon a shout with the correct information or have him/her add your question to the ION FAQ. You didn't answer the question on which Crypto projects you consider to be a scam?

On the website you are referring me to there are no valid answers to the questions. Instead, you posted bullshit there such as: "As a whale investor, it is not my responsibility to prove to you that the company i am investing in has dotted the i and crossed the t for the laws the company are held responsible for." Here is a link to the ION FAQ for everyone: https://www.iontalk.net/t/bitcointalk-ion-faq/207/25 Lots of questions, no useful answers.
As to your question about which crypto projects I consider scams: I consider GAW/Paycoin and Ionomy scams (and others, but that would be off topic here).

I think the latest version of suchmoon's BitcoinTalk ION FAQ is maintained on the BitcoinTalk website. Please give him/her a shout to add your question/data/answer to the document! Why do you consider GAW/PayCoin to be a scam and not off topic for here? Should your scam advice be posted over in the PayCoin Scam thread?

The questions were asked repeatedly on this thread, which was started by the Ionomy Team. Therefore the answers should be provided here by Ionomy Team, and this should have been done months ago.
I consider ION a scam because of unanswered questions and its lack of transparency regarding the ICO, the burnt XPY, the masternodes in posession of the team, a lack of information about addresses for bounty and other team wallets, the workaround of Ionomy regarding Google's and Apple's rules prohibiting the use of third-party payment methods (such as ION) in mobile games, and many other questions that were posted several times. In addition to these unanswered questions, which are to be considered red flags for potential investors, Ionomy is several months behind its own release date for Gravity, which was supposed to be followed by one game per month.
I consider GAW/Paycoin a scam and not off topic here, because ION was created by a team that tried to prop Paycoin (XPY) up for a year after GAW's demise, XPY being the extension of the hashlet ponzi scheme perpetrated by GAW owner/CEO Homero Joshua Garza. In April 2016 the team declared XPY dead, created their own new coin ION, rebranded xpy.io online wallet to ionomy.com, and converted xpy.io XPY balances to ION.

The Ionomy Team did not convert xpy.io XPY balances to ion. The team offered a certain amount of ION stakers for IOC funds that could be bought by anyone holding XPY. The team also received ICO funding from various alt. coins for payment of ICO ION coins. The ION coin is a derivative of Dash & Blackcoin coin. I don't see how you tie this to a GAW investment to the ION ICO?