Quote from: comp on July 17, 2017, 11:21:13 AM

Quote from: Geoff999 on July 17, 2017, 11:11:37 AM

Quote from: comp on July 17, 2017, 10:55:36 AM

Quote from: iHaveNoClue on July 16, 2017, 09:07:08 PM

Quote from: comp on July 16, 2017, 07:53:18 PM

Quote from: Uhde on July 16, 2017, 07:48:38 PM

Waves is so far away from being a scam. Just follow them a few weeks. They usually share many things. They dont hide. They update information. Moreover sasha is leading the project.

Yeah 100% a scam. Great interview with Sasha >>>

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=XC1sPozgmpA

They are really clueless about what they are doing other than getting rich quick. Sasha is also not hiding it.

So for noobs >> stay away from waves or get burnt

This interview is a joke. It was conducted by de rose who is a notorious for manipulating content and bullying his guests. The guy recently got into trouble when he said all women coders are bad on twitter. Enough with your nonsense. Its really a shame when trolls who are as worthless as you comment on a hardworking team that is actually building a good product. I have been following Waves for a long time now and they are always transparent in what they do. Not to mention, the product is top notch.

This interview is full and uncut. It makes clear what the intent is for such a platform and that is go generate as much as icos as possible enabling waves to collect all the transfer fees like a big gambling machine. Basically it's a multi level marketing ponzi scheme. The people doing their worthless icos are here all over the place defending waves. Everytime attention is given to technical flaws, right out scams people try to frame it as FUD. The only reactions are abstractions, far away from the content...reactions like "great project will go to 500" and more of that crap.

Things like Waves and their scammy ICOS will kill the serious cryptospace. Swallowing all the money that could have been used to solve a real world problem with blockchain technology. Instead the space is full with sharks looking for little fish to eat by calling outright scams great projects. As long as it benefits the moneyflow to their pockets.

So instead of playing on the person, play it on the content. But that will be difficult when the majority of the content consist of just some abstract marketing terms. No real world usecase are solved....nothing...just a cash generating ICO machine. Risk free and unregulated crowdfunding. An incubator for bad ideas and frauds. Just like the bitscan example in the interview.

House of cards....

There's always going to be Shit coins coming into the Market, many ICO will fail miserably on the Ethereum blockchain, it does not make it worthless.

Deloitte have just partnered with Waves, if they can come up with client solutions, for large companies that they work with who want to get involved with the block chain, it could become a successful partnership.

It would help if they screen the projects they ICO on their platform. It's like building a school and let the prostitutes in. And I bet the latter generate more money.

It's a choice though

Comp, you're still at this? I'm beginning to think this is some sort of paying gig for you