But I've already responded to the 'facts' you've mentioned. You have raised nothing that points to this being a scam. This coin had 24 trading volume in the high 70's back near the beginning of August, so 40 or so isn't exactly out of the ordinary. You're talking as if ASIC resistance contributes to it being a scam? How? The algorithm itself is what's ASIC resistant and the choice of algorithm has no impact on whether the coin is a scam or not. In fact this algo IMO is a great choice. It does make it better than many other coins because wile in PoS stage it makes it a great choice for GPU miners, so obviously appeals to miners. Then there's the marketplace, the upcoming exchange, web wallet. But I guess to you this means nothing and does not separate it from the rest. Sure, what ever. Why does it even matter if it is the same as other coins anyway? Bitcoin is technically inferior to many other coins but it's the coin that gets the spotlight so maintains its intrinsic value. So it is still a valuable, worth-while coin. But by your logic, it's not.

For it to be a scam, there clearly has to be a way for the creators to grab people's money in some unfair way. How are they doing this? You have yet to make a single valid point or argument.