No but not having proof of them working on something or having proof of a scam does not carry the same weight imo. I can also only speculate but to me it looks like a project they simply gave up on... Otherwise they would do a better job hiding it, don't you think? (Like not mentioning it on their linkedin, not speaking about it in interviews, deleting the website completely, etc.) I can also understand why they gave up on it if they had a potentially better idea like Bancor.
Some proof in either direction would help, without it anyone can only use their best judgment I guess...
true but also sketchy pending the timeline if they 'just gave up' haha.
In cases like MAIDSAFE I beg D. Irvine to stop...a good entrepreneur knows when to quit obviously...but there is a time-space where it's understandable and times where it ends up looking like they raised funds just to 'quit' the failing project.
I don't know which was the case here I don't know if I care, because the market has spoken and I'm trying to go with the market.
Still...any kind of tarnish on a record seems a little lame if they don't straight up say something like:
"Appcoin was a fail and we've been working to distance ourselves from it and continue on to bigger better things"