Quote from: guilhemch on April 28, 2019, 05:51:21 PM

Quote from: Beyerd17 on April 27, 2019, 06:28:54 AM

I'm sorry to say that the latest news from the team looks very much like an exit strategy for them to cash out when they feel the price is high enough at the exchanges.

Their pay to play stunt is very discouraging and I get the feeling they have somewhat given up on the whole project and would like to get "paid" for their efforts by trying to pump the price by demanding most people pay/buy coins to get more airdrops.

Their so called X-Bank is riddled with bugs and is very amateur hour compared to what one would expect. Looks like what a bunch of 14 year olds would come up with.

Their handling of the airdrops have been laughable at best and shows that they have no idea how to conduct a successful airdrop without giving a lot of it away to cheaters. Again complete amateur hour.

What can I say but. Don't quit your day jobs. Grin

I would advice you reading this to dump whatever you can if you hold any coins and do not fall into their exit strategy.
You can thank me later!

Hello,

The new airdrop system is not a deliberated choice but a last and third attempt to make it right after hours lost to counter abusers.
If you think we are going to do an exit strategy then you are wrong and you can check for yourself by looking at the segregated funds' tracker whether or not there is movement in the coins that we control: https://explorer.x-cash.org/SegregatedFunds
(by the way, we haven't touched these coins beside the airdrop wallet in the past 6 months)

Thank you,
Guilhem

I am 100% in favor of 2M XCASH requirements to join the airdrop, This is the best way to combat cheaters and abusers in the airdrop. The less cheaters the less complainers in the project and all legit airdrop participants and miners can move on flawlessly with the project.