Which coin did you guys rip-off? or is that what they call cloning? You guys don't seem to have a source code. I wonder if you wrote the code from scratch or if you cloned another repo. Your research is insufficient unfortunately. If you look at GitHub for Spectrecoin you can see what they are doing. That is if you are able to understand these things.
Let's see your source code and see what coin you ripped off. Was it PIVX or something similar? Let's have a look
https://i.imgur.com/SO7ojyY.pngWas that DASH you ripped off, or another DASH clone (rip-off)? You have Darksend in your wallet, wow, that's original technology and it works so well....
You guys must be pissed off that DASH is using your technology. Why didn't you rip-off PIVX instead, much better code base and has actual privacy. Was it too difficult to deal with the Zerocoin stuff...?
The suspense is killing me @Blobboy and Rossman, which coin did you rip-off?
i have no idea why you are @ing me when i have nothing to do with this project. im an outsider calling it how i see it.
and all i have seen is members from another coin come to shit on another coin project cause they have a "similar" name
https://www.quora.com/What-are-some-examples-of-different-companies-with-the-same-namethe above resource might give you insight that you dont own the name spectre.
all you have done is seen a name similar and assumed that its scamming one of your coins which doesnt look good for the coin you are trying to defend.
generally causing drama between community like this is a bad idea and will drive away investors as they will see the childish behaviour the "lead promoter" or "Founder" depending where i look.
grow up and act like an adult before calling a project a scam the day its launched.
the code has already been made public on
https://github.com/SpectreSecurityCoin/SpectreSecurityCoinHmm, imagine that, a respected team from the newbie
and a scam report about the coin caling names. - Not saying anything, just observing, now, and watching with popcorn.
Spectrecoin, Xspec has had scam accusations thrown at it in the past and although it is clearly not a scam the accusations often had some degree of merit. Previously A former developer for Xspec was not delivering the work he had promised and he was subsequently booted by the team because of this. There was a restructuring and the project is now stronger then ever as it had to become more transparent with the community and establish a foundation that kept its team and developers accountable. In fact development wise Spectrecoin, Xspec currently ranks in the top 5% of crypto for github commits. You can check it out on CryptoMiso. Anyway the reason I bring this up is because scam accusations true or false often come from people when they notice apparent red flags in crypto. Spectre Security Coin has a lot of red flags and I still haven't heard any answers to my questions. Who are the team? Where's the Code? What does Spectre Security Coin do, and why is it necessary? I saw a post mentioning that the team photos show two good experienced developers "Digiwarfare" and ".Lex" but on the website it doesn't say what role these developers have with the project. What's their capacity working on the project are they developers, consultants, donors? Did they make the missing code? We don't know, nothing is explicitly stated. Like everything else all the information we get just seems to be smoke and elude to nothing. Again, I see a lot of red flags so I'm stating my concern maybe it's not a scam but then again.....
Code is above
if you want to find out who the team are join the discord
