Quote from: fishfishfish313 on November 14, 2017, 03:02:05 AM

Quote from: CryptoDatabase on November 09, 2017, 02:27:08 AM

Quote from: SkeletonRevive on November 09, 2017, 01:54:08 AM

the swap started 8 days ago and seems you needed that much time to react that you here, anyway it really wouldnt metter as the swap will continue, so far over 5.000.000 SKEL is swapped to SKELR.

Who are you to try and take this coin over and where are you having users send their real SKEL to? There are a lot of scammers out there who like to trick people into sending them their coins for something fake and this is what this seems like to me.

Are you a piece of shit scammer trying to steal coins? If not, then why did you try and take over an active coin with an active dev and try and get the users to switch to a new chain when the old one is just fine?

Hmmmmm, interesting. Guess I should have read the first couple pages of the ANN. Not good practice to attempt to hijack a coin.

But, there was just HUGE movement in the block explorer: http://45.55.165.40:3001/tx/f16c57b158184e99f491e9b5fa565896a92e0351d73bd16608211bfd1773b1fb

Block 5440. Now, I'm not the best at inspector skills of the blockchain, but this doesnt seem to be a swap address for the coin. Maybe it is, but why move them all? Any one want to help me out here?

After going back through, seeing the other dev, who I recognize from another coin, I'm going to pass on this. If you are willing to revive a not even dead coin, well, I just don't see you having any integrity at all.

this is not hijack, the SKEL takeover dev was not doing anything for it for months, maybe he had no interest maybe he wanted to work more on his other coins, on the case on the movement in block 5440 SNCtEYAnYT9xHKTR3XkKnG1uK51qo88Stc is swap sent and SXWmX4oM7nK9Wd7gKN3dTvotVVBa8LcDvq is the change address.

its your choice to pass on coin or not, but i dont see a not dead coin revive here