Hey guys, who are online. The project looks like IOTA. And I was interested in IOTA ICO. So I have something to say. I heard that IOTA is, in fact, centralised and the transactions are not protected.
Haven't heard anything about this. Could you tell us more?
Oh, I can't remember in fact details of this analyse. There was a lot of scary tech words.. Let me find the article..
Here it is. MIT (MIT Digital Currency Initiative) has published an IOTA code audit, providing one of the largest reports on bugs in the history of Crypto-Currency. This report demonstrated the vulnerability in the core of the cryptographic library IOTA, which allowed to destroy coins of any user of the system or to access them.
The largest bug that appears in the audit was found in the IOTA kernel hash partition.
Hold your horses dude, the bugs were fixed after they were found. That's also what developing is about, constantly looking for weak spots and fix them. Furthermore IOTA had a sort of protection mechanism in their source code, so people could not copy their system without license. That's perfectly fine.
Ether devs are fudding because they couldn't see the huge market capital IOTA was about to gain. IOTA is here and will stay guys. If you like it or not.
Taking cheap shots by some devs by posting about this even after IOTA fixed the bugs and admitted that they have a protection mechanism in their source code. Is low life shit.