Quote from: hovrah on January 19, 2018, 07:08:07 PM

Quote from: r95222 on January 19, 2018, 06:53:47 PM

Quote from: errata on January 19, 2018, 05:55:05 PM

In the end, I'd like to classify Electroneum as a "shit packed in pink glittery paper" rather than a "scam". At least for now

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Good classification. Grin

And in this words are some true. It's pity that same coins no one but much. They have 'idea' and it is all.

So it turns out that this project is really good, but the developers did not do it right and therefore it is better not to give them any investments. Can the situation change at a certain time? Although I'm sure that many projects that have initially bad potential, die even on take-off.

I don't understand what you mean.

1. They have partnered with Fanfare
Fanfare is an awesome video-sharing app where fans can connect with brands through fun videos, cool games and awesome rewards.

Fanfare have already engaged with over 60 brands since August 2017, making it easier than ever for fans to be rewarded for posting social media content (fun videos, cool games, etc).

As we develop our plans to integrate Electroneum with FanFares ecosystem, we are excited for the opportunities we can work on together to build even more value for our precious coins

2. They partnered with Xius - See http://electroneum.com/2018/01/05/electroneum-signs-agreement-with-telecommunications-payments-giant-xius/
Electroneum, the mobile-friendly cryptocurrency has formed a groundbreaking relationship with the mobile and payments technology provider, which has an active subscriber base of over 65 million people. REad the press release.

XIUS is the telecoms operating brand of Megasoft. A market leader in the mobile and payments space, XIUS has over 230 deployments for customers spanning 6 continents, with an average of more than USD 1 billion worth of payment transactions processed every month. Its corporate headquarters is in Massachusetts, USA and its global delivery centre is in Hyderabad, India.

3. The CEO of EHI and Titanium, Michael Stollaire is working with ETN. Michael is helping ETN filter and find the right exchanges. He has vast experience and contacts, both of which will be incredibly valuable when negotiating ETN's listing.

In addition to that, Electroneum is hosted on Amazon AWS servers just as Bittrex and other exchanges. They cite the fact that their downtime is due to Amazon's servers. With that said, Michael owns EHI and has REAL clients and his new company, Titanium Blockchain Infrastructure Services (TBIS) is where Electroneum will be transitioned.

4. They are listed on Cryptopia and have been approved on HitBTC. HitBTC is integrating ETN's wallet into their system right now. More exchanges will follow. They are currently working with NEXT.EXCHANGE, which will soon allow you to transact and trade your ETN. We estimate that we'll be up and running within 3 weeks or so.

Many people want them to come out the gate on Bittrex, Binance, etc. If you really understood the 'process' to get into those exchanges, you'd appreciate it more. The money they have to pay isn't the problem. It is the process. Fortunately Michael Stollaire has much experience with the process being that he was the guy who managed to get XVG (Verge) on many exchanges.

5. On 19January, this was annoucned: MOBILE MINING BETA UPDATE

We are happy to say the mobile mining beta has started. ( MY COMMENT: don't start with the mining argument. We all know it isn't REAL mining but is pre-mined coins being distributed to the masses for tasks)

Over the course of this week we completed some internal (and commercial partners) testing which was very successful. We have now sent it out to the first 100 applicants for the beta program.

Once we have completed this round of testing we plan to roll it out to more people to test the scalability of the miner, allowing many more applicants to gain access to the mobile miner. At this stage we will also be adding some additional features.
Check out the demo https://www.facebook.com/electroneum/videos/1945639132364722/

Do they have issues? Yes! So does Microsoft and they are a technology company. Microsoft Windows is a big ol suck wind. But it took them time to get there. LOL!

You guys have to understand that crap happens will ALL startups. Go on.... start up a business. Their infrastructure isn't the best which is why I am pleased that Michael Stollaire stepped in with his expertise. His developers will be all on this.

Every company makes mistakes. This isn't just a cryptocurrency or blockchain play like many coins. This is a business focusing on mass adoption of crytocurrencies. Can we ever root for the success of a company ... EVER? Can we ever put the the knives and guns down while being patient even when deadlines are missed?

Everyone wants perfection and when things go south, we scream SCAM. We need to better manage OUR expectations and stop looking to buy Lambos 2 week or 6 months after an ICO. That is quite simply cuckoo for cocoa-puffs. At least they are doing MORE than MOST companies are doing POST-ICO.

Aren't we tired of ICOs where their whitepapers are a bunch of fluff and post-ICO, they suddenly go quiet while the first movers dumped their coins quickly for profits? If that is what you want, there are plenty of ICOs like that.

Did they do some things wrong? Yes they did and they owned up to it.
Are they a scam? Just tell me why you think so. And if it makes sense to me and backed by facts, then I will be forced to take a look at your premise, supporting facts, and conclusion.

Thank you