Quote from: bitcoinbulk on September 20, 2017, 04:38:55 PM

I agree with people wanting to see the code. But on the flip side I don't see why people want to see it so badly? There have been tons of ICOs which have collected a ton of money with no product/platform whatsoever. I'm not saying this is the proper way to do it, but not having the code ready right now isnt the worst thing.

What if they are collecting money to hire devs to finalize the code?

If that is the case, why wouldn't they say that? I'm sure there have been a ton of ICOs that have collected a ton of money with no platform or product, and how are those ICOs doing now? I could hazard a guess.

People want to see the code because that is the only proof that their company exists at all beyond a website and some online chats.

Quote from: sockpuppet1911 on September 20, 2017, 04:35:59 PM

Code can be a working prototype and not finished at the same time. I really don't understand what's the problem here? Seems perfectly simple to me.

Again, if that is the case, why wouldn't they just say that? The problem here is that they started by claiming that everything is done and audited and ready to go, then they said they are waiting for the audits, now they say they have to design an entire website just to release it. It makes no sense.

There is a distinct lack of transparency here and until they actually prove they can do what they say they can do, why should anyone spend their money?

I could say all day that I am going to disrupt the auto industry by using blockchain and you can buy in for 1$ a coin. Based on that alone, would you do it? Nope. I could write a really nice whitepaper with pictures and everything laying out my plan for how I plan to do it, I could say that I created an immutable ledger to track after market parts and ensure the best quality repair by making sure you get the best quality parts from plant to install. Would you buy in based on that alone? I should hope not, because those are just words and mean nothing. Until I prove that I have put more into this than a couple hours of writing and a website no one should even consider it. That's where the code comes in. It is the only thing that people are investing in and until you release it, everything is just pretty words.