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My congratulations to Dev with going to coinexchange. What are the plans for the further development of the project. I would like the coin to participate in business. This will give a big boost to the project.

As the other developer mentioned on Discord, we will be using a blog to provide regular updates and demos of our work.

Just wondering, but will you ever reveal your identities? Do you have an office? I'm just curious who you guys are and what your background is and where/how this coin is being developed.

So far you guys seem trustworthy and dedicated so that's not really my issue, it's just curiosity at this stage.

They are but I agree with you - as Minereum failed with this step, it'd strengthen the communities' confidence insanely on this.

Indeed. For now it isn't so much of an issue but it will only take a little more growth and awareness before people begin demanding this and not providing it will be a huge, huge blow to Elixir's success.

Something to be aware of for the not so distant future, dev team.

Edit: Wow, I just looked at Minereum's history. What caused its downfall? It was over $10 at one point. I know nothing about MNE, forgive me

Minereum messed up big time since the Dev holds tons of Genesis accounts which he used to get the same amount of accounts in his newly created coin through an ICO (ART). He promised to burn the Minereums exchanged in the ICO but now he changed his mind and decided to sent these to his own token generation tool to create a new token. So he will run 3 tokens in the end of which the last one is completely under his control. The Minereum project begins to smell like a big scam IMO and trust went out the door running.