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Quote from: sikka on September 17, 2017, 02:20:22 AM

this project was far better under old name, it was crushing everything, dev created this mess by changing name and two names, such poor names that do not resonate with people.
He consulted everything with community but not the new names, and that seems to be bad for project now.
Also, website show supply as 3.6 m, which can not be true, TME itself was around 10M and new batches would have also generated, i dont know how come this much low supply.

So slow progress now.

this project was far better under old name, it was crushing everything, dev created this mess by changing name and two names, such poor names that do not resonate with people.
I like this name and I think a majority of people in the community do. One reason it's an improvement is because it shows us getting away from the Minereum association. At the start it had some similarities but that's just not the case anymore, being called Timereum would have people relating us to Minereum even if we weren't related anymore. So the name change is a huge jump away from that with a focus on tackling the lending industry.

It is because of this similarity with Minereum that people have joined this project. We hoped for a repeat of the success. In addition, there were no filters and many registered dozens of addresses in AIRDRIP.

People that joined from Minereum have already joined. No value anymore in relating to that project. We got the community interested in this project, people still with Minereum know about Elix so no need for that relation. No one in Elix community should want to be related to them. Honestly this project is more ambitions and has much bigger ambitions than Minereum. I'll keep saying this probably for the next month/s but lending is a huge industry, trillions, and the blockchain allows for many interesting innovations to occur in that industry, that's why I'm excited about Elix.

"no filters and many registered dozens of addresses in AIRDRIP"
The dev for this project checked the IP of users so those got filtered out (according to dev). Minereum didn't do that so that was more of a problem for them.

You do not understand the developer's plans. In the lending will be used tokens ELIX, and they are not trillions)))
About IP do not tell me, it's funny)))

A bit confused with both of your 2 responses but I think I know what you are saying for the second part. Someone could have used multiple IP's to send in their address pairs, sure. But there are ways to detect random IP's coming in (did the dev go that far, who knows), most likely people didn't go through that trouble and just used the same IP for multiple submissions, especially since those people probably didn't expect the developer to look that far into it. So I'd imagine it was easy to catch the bad players. Did people grab multiple pairs, potentially yes, it's really not the end of the world though. Those coins most likely will be distributed at low prices anyways. It's just nice to know the dev took some precautions with the airdrop where as most wouldn't.