To all,

A lot of non-technical crypto-noobies have been complaining about the colors and the interface by saying it looks like HextraCoin.

Here is something you need to understand, you may see beautiful colors for buttons and textboxes but the reason why it is designed that way is to actually help you, the investor, find the information you need quickly, being that its a different color for each dataset or functionality.

Secondly, for the internet, users eyes are really trained for reading "left" to "right" and that functionality is listed on the left and in the center, thus why all MLM websites look alike, not to also add to the fact that most are just the same exact team doing development on different coins and tokens over and over again.

Well, how do you know if the coin or token is really different and truly innovative, you may ask [at least for the ones who give a FUCK about real technology and making million vs a couple thousand]?

Here is something you should take with you to know on if a coin is good investment[keep in mind most times you will not know this in ICO phases] {All 4 should apply to Coins only}:
1. Can the coin be mined by anyone with a GPU forever? If the answer is yes, then you most likely have a good coin because this means it was really built to be decentralized

2. Can the coin be staked, while also being mined? If the answer is yes, then again, you have a good coin because this means it was really built to be decentralized and encourage usage of the coin.

3. What type of script encryption does the coin use?  The newer the better because that means computer algos must work harder to figure out the question in order to generate a block but also, if it uses the same script encryption as BitCoin and LiteCoin then this is great as well because a lot of existing code for mining is out there in the websphere so people can easily start mining the coin.

4. Is the coin tradeable on external Exchanges?  If the answer is yes, then that means you know you can trust the coin maker because no one can deliberately flood the market with coins unless there is a flaw in the code for Coin Generation.

5. Is there a blockchain explorer to allow people analyze the Coin's blockchain? If the  answer is yes, then that means you know you can trust the coin maker because he/she not hiding who is buying and selling the coin.

Now, let's get to HextraCoin aka [Hold your BitCoin Hostage Coin] because there are a lot of comparisons on the interface:
And yes, I was one of those unfortunate people whom had their BitCoin held hostage until yesterday by HextraCoin:

HextraCoin only answers 2 out of 5 of those rules:
1. HextraCoin did not allow just any old Joe off the street to mine their coin, matter of fact, it was pre-mined and had limited mining by only a select UNKNOWN miners whom got free coins, this could have been the developers themselves, we don't know.

2. HextraCoin did not have a blockexplorer until a few days ago, which means we can never audit the coins they have supposedly sold at the beginning of the ICO!!!

3. HextraCoin is not tradeable on external Exchanges.

4. HextraCoin is not a decentralized cryptocurrency.

Don't let FOMO get you scammed!


Hope this helps people, especially the non-technical ID10Ts


Peace Out!!!!