Quote from: GP1992 on August 31, 2017, 11:13:08 AM

Quote from: HardFireMiner on August 31, 2017, 07:30:00 AM

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Quote from: HardFireMiner on August 31, 2017, 06:44:04 AM

IOTA - The Scam changer, a better name for your topic to consider.

If you can take the time to write here why you think this, instead of just writing scam it would be a better comment. So please try again!
Ty

Your ignorance will put you in a grave someday.

1) IOTA doesn't have a blockchain. It is not a currency nor it is not a crypto.
2) IOTA is FULLY premined, just two years ago this was enough for people to put red flags.
3) IOTA already has 2,779,530,283,000,000 coins, not distributed almost at all.
4) IOTA had a ICO, this solo is enough to put a red flag on this shit, not even a shitcoin.
5) IOTA is highly centralized, this solo is enough to put a red flag and mark it as a scam.

Good luck, "~~investors~~" shills and ignorants.

Please. Read the Whitepaper. Or hear the video. The Unique scam here is your argument.

Why should I read it? I better mock you here rather than read a scam's whitepaper.

Just tell me, address my points:
1.Does IOTA has a blockchain? A cryptocurrency is defined by a blockchain!
2. Isn't IOTA fully premined? Is IOTA minable?
3. Aren't all the coins already in circulation? Doesn't this mean that it has 0.00001% of bitcoin's distribution?
4. ICO = scammy distribution. Did IOTA had a ICO or not?
5. Isn't the development of IOTA centralized? Are you able to contribute to it's development directly? Do you have access to their source code?

Where is the scam in these concerns? Why are you playing dumb? Are you dumb or a payed shill?