Quote from: Bminer07 on April 27, 2018, 09:32:56 PM

I definitely believe its real. Just hope he gets passed this hurdle and come out strong. Im LTC hodler and I think this could be one of the first project off LTC platform that would boost LTC. I still believe and still buying

They gave this answer on April 3. They said they don't have any Facebook or twitter profile that involved their real name. But Paul Miller has a profile with a picture... Anyway, I've sent him a message. I will let you know..

Quote from: LTCPRIVATE on April 03, 2018, 09:31:13 PM

Quote from: Bradsbrain on April 03, 2018, 09:03:12 PM

I would STAY AWAY from this project at all costs. Over 1/3 of the total coin supply was "Airdropped" to themselves. Notice how their airdrop only ran for a few days and the only accounts that are claiming they received their airdrops are brand new accounts? This is most likely another Yobit backed scam coin

Additionally, their team members are not real people. There is no mention on the web of anyone named Victor Lavoie except for someone who passed away in 2014. However, nothing connected to this name and anything blockchain or crypto related can be found on the web

Hello, I don't see where you got that 1/3 of the total supply was airdropped to us. The cut that we are keeping is 1% and that is how it will stay. We do currently hold a larger supply, however this is for the second airdrop we will hold after the fork on 21st of April, with the second airdrop likely being held in May. There are not only newbie members and there were nearly 5000 people that received the airdrop, even then it is understandable why most people would be newbie members, even your account is a newbie member.

It is not hard to realize why a coin that promotes and focuses on privacy so much doesn't have team members that have public profiles everywhere. We are huge advocates of privacy, both on the web and real life and are very, very careful about making public facebook or twitter profiles that involve our real names. Even then we wanted to have some level of transparency and provided people with our real names, so that we can go on blockchain conferences in the future and people recognize us, among other things. As for yobit, it is a cheap exchange to get listed. Most exchanges are incredibly expensive to get even listed in the first place, however we have plenty of other exchanges such as Octaex or Kkcoin, with more coming both before and after the fork, so it's not like yobit is our only exchange if you don't like it.