Quote from: shizzle_my_nizzle on July 29, 2018, 09:35:31 AM

Quote from: CobraJ on July 29, 2018, 01:00:11 AM

However several people have a serious and reasonable concern about the way Fomo Quick was managed.

Long story short, only 1 person managed to get in ICO with a 4000 gwei transaction (which costed alone 1 eth), and after ICO was over great part of the dividends went to him, and interestingly enough he also was the one to win the jackpot.

This, together with the fact rules were unclear to everyone and only disclosed a few minutes before the start of the round, people have been left wondering whether this winner is part of the team or has been colluding with them.

Stop lying.

My guess is about a 100 times more people than you claim got in. Prove me wrong. It's transparent on the blockchain.

It has been obvious for months that there will be an "ICO". The time of it was announced a week before, developers warned the community that it will be a very short one. The actual duration was announced 37 minutes before start, in a Discord with 17 thousand members.

And do enlighten us how this "collusion" fantasy went on and how it would even be possible in the real world.

This arrogant attitude you can have it on your discord. Nobody here is scared of your low level bullying.
I have told you what people are saying, you like it or not. I have not said that I have the proof there was a collusion (or directly an insider job), however I do think it is a plausible hypothesis. Either it happened, or the fomo 3d quick fiasco was simply very poorly managed. The actual rules were given out only a few minutes prior to the start. Prior to this, incorrect information were given; I remember details such as the timer to be set as 90 seconds, a maximum 1 ETH donation per address, for instance. By doing that you gave zero chance to the community to make an informed decision; it was just a blind gamble based on the trust they had in you, and the result is in front of everyone. Next time, just don't be a prick.