Quote from: Lucasgabd on July 23, 2018, 10:58:50 AM

Quote from: BoSm on July 21, 2018, 11:55:04 AM

Looks more and more like a scam. Here are my points:

1. Admins for a month act like bots. No updates whatsoever, saying "we'll pass that question to the team"

2. After getting 50 mln from people no exchanges - only the small ones that listed them voluntarelly.

3. No roadmap. And there willl never be any ("due to legal issues" -huh?? never heard it from other projects).

4. Team comprised of 4 people!! (again, 50 mln!!). And when you ask admin on telegram - "our team is ceo, coo and cto, and we are hiring". Really?!

5. They keep banning people from telegram when they express their concern about how things develop (that what happened to me too).

Not too long till class action lawsuit

quite concerning, even though not fully unexpected
BUT: isn't the team all public faces? you think they'd scam like that without being anon?

Yes, they are still committing code to github, so technically it is not a classic scam with team grabbing money and disappearing. But, there can always be only 4 team members that will time to time submit bits of code. The whole activity, though, may be the way to cover legal bases. Their lawyers may advised them not to release roadmap too, so you can't even blame them for not meeting deadlines and achieving targets. That is also why admins are answering like bots (were told not to say too much, because their words may carry liability). Those factors allow them to "work" in their leisure for decades without making real product, and listing on exchange. Just my opinion.