Quote from: trgnn on September 04, 2017, 09:29:00 PM

Quote from: bambarmia on September 04, 2017, 09:11:19 PM

I was reading the scam accusations about aeternity. Also I saw the posts of zack here and on github. Well.. this guys collected more than 70 million dollars.. and if this is a scam, than I'm sure it will be the biggest scam in the history of ICO . And buy the way all similar oracle platforms like gnosis, augur, stox.. do not have a working product until now. So I really do not know what is going on. I'm not saying that aeternity is a scam, just assuming some facts.

It it was a SCAM then the devteam could just have vanished when they got the money. I don't know what's happening with Zack and where this drama came from exactly but what I see is a well daily communicating team who delivered promised tokens, who's clearly following the roadmap and who's updating the repos on Github. It doesn't look like a SCAM to me, or, if I'm wrong, it's a really exhausting and uselessly elaborated one.

a proper scam doesn't look like a scam. it slowly bleeds out, bad investments money disappearing etc. after a few years it goes to the ether none the wiser. there is a graveyard of old coins, millions invested.

I don't think it is a scam i think it is unorganized and unprofessional, easy things to rectify. But when you are sitting on 72 million + sell off new tokens as well, the little investors are insignificant.

Basically clear information for the pertinent facts for investors, we hear, 'we are working hard'' again and again it is boring now, so try a different tact.

The thing is ether tokens are not difficult, there are hundreds of coins used them with no issues set up on exchanges as the same time as distribution.