Quote from: ICHIBA on March 13, 2019, 11:42:16 PM

Quote from: StackGambler on March 13, 2019, 11:38:12 PM

Just a note - sometimes, the percentage statistics for masternodes returns can be inflated due to an overpriced coin. I once held a masternode coin that was definitely not a scam... However, it was pumped 6,000% on an illiquid exchange, and the stats, for a brief period, began showing pretty entertaining results ($2,500 return per day on a single MN). These were real statistics, but they were, of course, short lived. I can't discern whether this particular project is a scam or not, but do keep in mind that it's possible for something to not be a Ponzi even if those insane numbers come up. Although, if the high return rates stay high for a few more days, I guess it's safe to assume something fishy is going on.

All we did is get the ROI% counter on a website as relevant as https://masternodes.online/currencies/ICA/ to trigger this guy!

You guys can decide whether the actual project is legit or not by the following weeks ! This scene literally is crazy as it is !

I like your website. It's sexy.

There is one very obvious problem, though. Right in the center, it says 1,000% return in 35 days. I'd consider this false advertising. We all know that the masternode returns depend on the price of the token, supply of the token, other masternodes, other conditions, so on and so forth. Putting that kind of ROI statistic on your website does look a bit shady. I can see why OP is sketched out.