Quote from: Javi_Anibarro on November 17, 2019, 01:35:51 PM

Quote from: 2ether on November 16, 2019, 10:38:15 PM

We are involved in several other blockchain projects, some of them quite high-profile. We'd like to keep our work in 2Ether separate from those projects - and we want 2Ether to be be judged on its own merits, regardless of the work we did for other people in the past. So we'd rather stay anonymous for the time being. Hopefully we'll be able to reveal our identities several months down the line.

Now I am certain this project is a bullshit, what kind of excuse is it?
We need your identity to familiarize ourselves with this project and the team behind it, even if you share your profile here. I believe only a few from us will know you because the majority of people here do not really care about the team behind it and only care about the executives. If you are really involved with some high profile projects, what is the reason for you to create this project? a project that is created based on a fork of Ethereum or a simple copy and paste project, it does not make any sense at all.
The GitHub page is not available for the public too.

Look, we're not trying to make anyone invest in our project. We're not raising money, it's not an ICO. We'll airdrop our coins to ETH holders, that's all. So, if we're not running a fundraising event, why should it be so crucial for our team to be public? Once our coin is released, it will quickly become clear if it has real merits or not.