Quote from: MadMac on January 05, 2018, 04:39:39 AM

The coin is a scam, there is no feature other than TOR in it, what they advertise is a complete lie, it is not anonymous. But they build successfully a big community of lemmings that pay for the older members. They are forced so to participate in the so called "airdrop" (which it is not but that was discussed before). Or simply call it Ponzi.

Well MadMac I don't really understand why you are ranting so much about this coin. I agree with you on the following point: it could be a scam in a way that at some point the team does stop to deliver and drop their coins. There are two reasons why I do not belive that this will happen:

Why should they, they will make way more money if they continue to deliver
If it is really their plan, why didn't they do it now? It is not guaranteed that the value of the coin will increase a lot more during the airdrop period since there will still be an unusually high inflation. However, it will most likely increase after it, when the inflation stops and the coin is fully developed

Apart from that, they do not state that the coin already has all the anonymity features. If you take a look at the roadmap it becomes clear that, until now, they followed the roadmap. And then I do not see the difference to many other developing teams who are releasing coins (often even with an ICO). Many of these coins initially lack most of the features they will have, once the project is finished. Is it possible that a team promises too much? Yes of course, but this is a problem with each and every new release and I would argue that a coin where the dev team has shown already that it can adhere to a roadmap (like DeepOnion) is a much safer bet then a project which uses an ICO before they did any development at all.