Quote from: KleinerMiner on October 21, 2017, 04:46:20 PM

Meanwhile many ubiq owners/miners have noticed that some (a hand full) users here have nothing positive to say about ubiq.
I personally think this is okay (even if they´re just posting negative things regardless if true or not), everyone should have ist own opinion.

But why the hell -when ubiq is just scam and shit etc. in your individual opinions- you guys are not just quit from this thread and go to the end of the rainbow (alternative coins) where everything is legit, fine and you can make big $$$ within ultrashort time?

I dont say you´re stealing others or my time. No. It´s still exciting and funny to read in an ubiq thread peoples statements that ubiq is evil and everyone is just fuc.ked from the team and so on.
Don´t get me wrong, i´m in mining since just 3 months now, and in my understanding this is a mid- to long term coin (so no rainbow, lambos and chicks ala sex drugs & rock´n roll within days or weeks) but you guy´s are just complaining and crying like little Girls and (again: in my opinion - spreading FUD).

Finally... to check alt crypto charts every day multiple times, and awaiting a huge rise, and saying everything is shit because it´s not rising... i mean wtf? Are you guys 12yr old Boys or what?
So considering to switch to a coin thread where you smart guys believe it´s legit and worth would be healthy for you peoples minds because you would be able to focus on positive things instead of (in my... again opinion) troll around.

I agree that its amazing how quickly in this space people turn on a project when the coin doesn't rise all the time. I personally pay attention to the community that surrounds a coin as well as the idea. It also seems like mining and the amount of people willing to mine a coin seems to be highly correlated to success. Ubiq in my mind has done those three things very well (idea, community, mining). However, it does seem like in order to achieve what they want to achieve they are going to need some real connections in the ethereum community with companies that are willing to transfer their coins/tokens onto the UBIQ platform. That remains to be seen whether that is really a viable business model and I also wish there was more information available as to how the team was doing on that front. It might be more of a matter of time if this recent wave of ICOs decides they need something more stable once Ethereum updates continue to occur, but I do think UBIQ will probably need a bigger team if they are going to succeed with mass adoption.