Quote from: m2gnus on April 04, 2018, 08:48:29 PM

Quote from: MobMin2 on April 04, 2018, 03:55:24 PM

I am not so confident in this coin at the moment. There needs to be a transparent roadmap, measurable goals to be met. Right now, the developer (what dev is going on except of cloning other coin tech, btw?) changes his mind every few days, looses trust into someone or announces something else unexpected. Plainly speaking, this looks childish.

I am not criticizing because I dont like the coin, but to the contrary, because I want it to become a success. However, I am skeptical.

What makes this coin different from other coins?
The coin swap will be a major pain in the ass for users. What will be the benefits of it (apart from reducing the number of coins)?
What problem is this coin trying to solve? What is its mission statement?
Getting on exchanges is one thing. The other -more important one- is to be able to *buy* stuff with the coins. Any plans for this? Like, for example, the dev selling his old bike? (Sounds like a joke, I know, but a coin has one main purpose: As currency.)
Any plans regarding the algorithm? You know, PoW algorithm changes are the talk of the town these days (Monero, Electroneum...) and pretty soon there might be a lot of leftover CryptoNight hash power as soon as the PoW change in the major coins is done.
Please no more secrecy. Telling users they do not know what the dev did / does just shows, that the work is not communicated properly. There is no reason to be secretive. One needs to convince / win over users. This is only done through transparency.

Rant over.

Greate example for your skepticism.
Crecpoin
Roadmap +
Exchange +
White Paper +
Features +
Marketing +

Result -> absolutly failure currency and platform.

You are right. Only up to 5 Cryptonight coins are not scam. The rest is just clone with 0 capitalization and no future.
PS: Dev is not guilty in it.