Quote from: lybship53 on April 20, 2018, 09:46:55 PM

Too ambitious plans always cause tension. And only open and detailed information can dispel all doubts of consumers.

how can you still be in doubt?
there is no team
they used fake names, fake descriptions and unknown persons
they used fake photo's for their 'team'
there is no whitepaper, just a document saying names - without telling actually what they are doing
they spread fake and false news, unbelievable badly put news that has 0 value and yet noobs think there are actually 154 countries in the world that had a meet-up and all decided a few weeks ago to magically have this coin that exists for 2 days to be an accepted payment currency? rofl guys.. water is dry and the sun is cold!
they stole a name and claimed to be rebranded
they have multiple accounts here all shilling the coin saying how awesome it is going to be on bitcointalk
they have a few followers on twitter
they started 2-3 days ago with a website, claiming they had an ICO - but there was no ICO since the website has just been up and running for 2 days
they make false claims (binance, rly? comon, you guys know binance, they dont list trash and no other coin cares to make an announcement as they are not allowed to say theya re goin gto be listed before binance makes the announcement)
they started with washtrading to generate volume and to get on the 'top' of the charts, hoping noobs would buy in regardless of their shitty coverup that its a scam
they just sold all their coins into 1 sat price to get a few btc out of it and if you keep making posts as if they are legit, all you do is give them another chance to do it again for a new fresh set of noobs who dont know when they are being scammed.

what else do you need? how many more red flags do you need before you stop doubting and actually do the research on it?