Quote from: kepas on January 29, 2018, 07:00:51 PM

Quote from: CyberTrader on January 28, 2018, 11:57:33 AM

Quote from: gidiara on January 27, 2018, 08:11:36 AM

Project 's code was copied from github and coin renamed from monero to edollar. Nothing new at all. Maybe logo...

. But for IPO need to pay to market... It is clear that nigerian hardworker lost last chance to get some real cents... Now the world have about 1200 shitcoins. In september will be about 10000... And price for market entrance is growing day by day.
Now a lot of users understand this. Statistic http://pool.electronicdollar.org/:
25.01.18 - 110 miners
26.01.18 - 90 miners
27.01.18- 83 miners
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27.08.18 - 0 miners

It's the community that drives a currency. Look at SUMOKOIN. "Code was copied from github and coin renamed from monero to" (in that case) SUMOKOIN. What is the big difference, dude? Many coins are based on monero or bytecoin. Why don't you troll in the monero forum and tell them "Code was copied from github and renamed from bytecoin to" (in that case) MONERO? Do your homework before you start spamming and trolling. It's not what the codebase was derived from that matters. Actually, it's the willingness to implement new and unique features. Look at SUMOKOIN and tell me what the difference between SUMOKOIN and MONERO is?! SILCH... They have provided sub-addresses and a wallet (also based on MONERO). Yet, they are at 5 dollars and were at 20some cents last year.

I am positive EDOLLAR dev will implement one or the other feature that are not available in other coins and that is what will make the edollar unique. If not...well...then it will just be another project.
Why do you even post in this forum if you don't believe the coin has some value? Strange...

and what is unique feature in this coin?

At the moment...as far as I can tell...SILCH. But they do have a roadmap. But that doesn't mean that they are not going to come up with something although I do believe
that they need more core devs to really do the work. Some things, they just didn't take the time to do. One example would be the renaming of the service file. It's still called monero

Let's sit and wait... at the end of the day, we should give them a chance.