Quote from: DutchFinity on March 21, 2019, 02:47:24 PM

Quote from: Manolist on March 21, 2019, 09:55:19 AM

Dude, scam means when someone cheats on you, they have claimed that they have done 300k tps in a real environment and that's a lie, in addition to being technically proven by reputable analysts. These people have based their whole strategy on selling that they are going to be the fastest and put themselves in the first places.

So; they are developing. You can't call a project a scam when they don't have a ready product during or direct after their ICO. Development takes time. By the way; they claim a 1.3 million tps peak during their public test (is that you were referring to?).

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I don't know the association with IBM and the nature of it. IBM has partnered with almost every blockchains already. If Credits has something it will be one more blockchain of the heap, they won't revolutionize anything. Lol.

So name one other "scam" blockchain IBM is tweeting positively about? Do you think the IBM developers cannot differentiate between scams and the real stuff?

And what about Lenovo? Are they partnering will other "scam" blockchains too? Again; name one.

Or do we see here Igor buying a new laptop in the Lenovo store?

https://credits.com/content/img/tiny/blobid1536047430540.jpg

Lenovo, shit, is a branch of lenovo dedicated to augmented reality, like IBM, partnering with everyone, something nobody uses. Lol. Credits is going to be big, very big, of the biggest shit. Lol.