Quote from: expi on June 13, 2019, 12:39:52 PM

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If you're not a scam, then why do you not have any information about your team? What are you hiding from?

You plagiarized content written by others, you didn't just take their idea. You had enough money to hire a thread bumping service, which was a stupid move, because that's what led me to your project. You hired professional spammers but you don't want to do an ICO... well I'm sure you're attempting to make money somehow or you wouldn't have launched this project.

There's no reason for anybody to invest in an anonymous copy of somebody else's idea. You really should just start over and be more original next time. Also be prepared to be criticized for not announcing your team members. Really what would be best is if you just advertised your project elsewhere.

Before showing the team members we have a difficult way to register a company in Estonia.

This makes no sense. All honest projects announce their team members at the time they publish their website.

Quote from: expi on June 13, 2019, 12:39:52 PM

View WhitePaper WP Etherium and Tron and you can also say that Justin Sun from Vitalik Buterin. Believe me, our team did not work on this project.

Yes, Justin Sun did get caught plagiarizing parts of the Ethereum white paper. They got caught and re-wrote their white paper. That's no excuse for you to think that plagiarism is OK. Its just a sign of laziness and lack of dedication or belief in your own project.

Quote from: expi on June 13, 2019, 12:39:52 PM

If you knew the cost of developing this application, you would not be talking about the fact that we had enough money to hold an ICO and do everything professionally. In the world of cryptocurrencies you have to survive.

Sounds like you should find a new job.

Quote from: expi on June 13, 2019, 12:39:52 PM

Gone are the days when any idea seemed futuristic. Our main task is to make increase coin consumption as much as possible inside our app.

That's not true at all. You're just highly uncreative. You copied an idea and used it as an excuse to market your own product. Then you hired a thread bumping service to generate fake conversation around your project. These are tactics used by scammers.