Quote from: Dorkie on December 26, 2017, 02:19:46 AM

Quote from: panorama on December 25, 2017, 06:42:18 PM

If you want to call it a scam, then at least try to show some sort of proof. If it's so obvious and clear, then show the details.

Quote from: ecivfesrire on December 25, 2017, 07:16:48 PM

Calm down dorkie and take a sedative. Protecting your short seems unlikely. And crushing investors is not appreciated.

XBRL is extensible business reporting language

For goodness sake, XBRL is a trademark owned by XBRL International. For Steve Nico to promise airdrop of XBRL token is just the same as I promise airdrop of Microsoft/Apple/Samsung token. It is a violation. Microsoft/Apple/Samsung would come after me with lawsuits if I do such airdrop. Steve Nico the scam artist would face the same from XBRL International. There will NEVER be any XBRL airdrop. That's why Steve Nico the scam artist changed it to PXT airdrop. You may get your PXT but as some others correctly pointed out, it is as useless as having "uselessXBRL" token, because XBRL provided by XBRL International is freely available business information, nobody needs any sort of token, XBRL token or PXT token, to access the freely provided database. There will NEVER be a PXT ICO. What is good ethical business practice if I go around making promise to do an airdrop of Microsoft/Apple/Samsung token? Some will say it can't be done. Many stupid people will be joyous. The few street smart with common business sense ones will say I am a scam. XBRL is just one of the red flags.

Is this not already obvious and clear? You want Steve Nico himself to come out and say yes he is a scam in video and in black and white before you believe? That would be self-incriminating. Even the most stupidest one among you guys wouldn't do that to yourself. I am not here to crush investors. You can believe all the wrong things you like.

Look, the reason why Steve Nico is making up all the fake stuff is pure and simple because he wanted to pump the price up! Can't you see his intention? What? You have no human touch? All the fake stuff he made up only for the sole purpose of pumping up the price. So far he succeeded big time made possible with PPT being listed at exchanges outside of EtherDelta.

Lol, that's your proof? The fact that you don't understand what the PXT token is doesn't make it a scam, it means that you have no idea what you're talking about. I suggest you do a little more research before you start making unfounded claims. It's clearly reference to data analytics that use XBRL as an input. I don't think many people are literally expecting tokens from XBRL International to be airdropped.

Even if you're right and PXT tokens are worthless, they are being airdropped at no cost, so it wouldn't be a very profitable scam.