Re: [ANN][NO-PREMINE][EtherGEM] An ethereum network with a different view.
Dimsum222 if etherhacker can sink our coin I challenged him to do it and he left and with the lame excuse "I'll wait until later."
I don't think he can do anything that really matters at this point, or he would have done it. Since he won't give us the same respect he apparently shows the other coins, and discuss it privately, then we have no choice but to call him a terrorist. that is what his actions show.
If you got a hack - please hack. If you got a bug - please show it. Since you and your bully buddy got nothing more, though, just be gone.
Oh is this guy stupid or something? Your team said similar words before. And guess what? 72 million premine was found in your code and you were forced to relaunch your coin. Wanna repeat the history? Sure, I can help you!
Everything will happen at the time when it will cause the maximum amount of damage to EGEM. I don't even need to disclose it publicly. I can just hold you as hostage and disclose the bug to developers/companies/exchanges or whoever you interact with, or just show them the history and your shitty code quality. In that way this coin will never develop.
Remember, I was right last time. And you were already f*cked once.
Won't reply to you again, so I can save myself some time and focus on causing damage to EGEM.
Man, you sure say a lot for someone who said they weren't gonna talk to us anymore.
Funny thing is, as I already pointed out, what you "did" was not a big deal.
We admitted we made a mistake, we fixed it, and we are paying for it.
What would have happened if I just left it in there? nothing. No one would have touched that premine, ever, anyway.
When you discredit the blockchain you are really discrediting more than just me and that is the real issue.
And if you do have some small thing left to annoy us with, the fact that you couldn't report it gracefully without calling us names and insults tells me you aren't professional, and anyone who read any of your comments can see that. So, why would an exchange listen to you?