Quote from: cosmox on September 27, 2017, 08:30:33 PM

If it was a scam they would be allredy on a sunny beach, spending 5 millions on exotic grils and drinks... instead they are improving the platform every day, get the token listed, work on wallet...i think they are here for the long run... if i was a scamer i would take the 5 mil and run away, not bother working on thinks, and get the members refounded on the lost coins... actualy they answered my ticket and credited 3000 lost rec...Bitconnect IS PAYING MY LIVING with the lending profits, leting me concentrate on other investments... the world is full of trolls

cosmox I would like to disagree. Any successful scam needs to appear like its moving forward, so the price for the coin increases, and can be sold at regular intervals at a high price by the main holders. If they were to dump their holdings straight away there wouldnt be sufficient buy orders to allow them to go and sit on a sunny beach somewhere, so a good scam takes time..bernie madoff worked on it for years.

Also working on a wallet and applying to exchanges is something anyone can do and doesnt make a successful project.

For me I look to evidence of why something is not a scam:

*Reputable Devs that are known to the community
*Community involvement and input
*Acceptance of negative feedback
*No promises of instant wealth or insanely good returns after X amount of time
*A roadmap where the product has some real world use
*Devs that can be identified publicly by their full names
*A block explorer that shows a decent distribution of coins/tokens that is not extremely top heavy to the devs

One ICO that I was skeptical about at first was Royal Kingdom Coin, so I started ticking off some boxes to see it was not a scam.

I found out they had a real world use case, the owners and employees were publicly known, they were a publicly listed company in a country with tight financial regulations, had a proper roadmap and gave their community updates, as well as a clear timeline. But they have not promised the world to us, but rather quietly worked along to meet the roadmap deadlines. I applaud that.

My apologies for mentioning a token here that is not related to Regalcoin but I thought the comparison was appropriate of how I would personally look for a good investment.

If it works out Regalcoin is not a scam that is awesome for all the holders and I hope it is so. What I would really like to see is the devs of it reply to this thread defending their honour and meeting some of the above criteria. That would then give me more assurance your investment was a good one.