About the GUI miner I was perhaps confused with the multiminer that has you listed. But that's not my main point. I can guarantee that you (yes YOU) are not doing any dev work whatsoever on the miner. You claim to have a great project, but how the hell can you insure that if you're not doing the development work? You're not even paying the cool people who are too nice to ask for payment on the project. PAY YOUR DEVS! Then you might get some good work out of a project you aren't even developing. You're just the hype man who wants to add another shitcoin to our overflowing markets.

About the exchanges. Where. Are. They. Definitely not on your [ANN], which is basically just a shitty generic png. And I've already proved they're not on CoinGecko. This can mean 2 things:

1) The exchanges you're on are so shitty, they can't even get a CoinGecko listing to add you (essentially meaning they have 0 volume)
2) The exchanges you're on are so shitty, they won't even update their coinlist for you
3) The exchanges you're on are so shitty, they know you have 0 volume on their exchanges and won't even add you

Ex4ange is an example of this. Not even on CoinGecko. Free listing. By all accounts, a shit exchange.


Mind my own business? You posted this on an [ANN] thread! This is exactly my business! And everyone elses! I was on your Discord a couple weeks ago, so your "we are all really working hard" is just BS. I bet Liquid is. I bet any other developer you're screwing over is. But you, YOU the so-called Natasha Otomoski are not working hard. The hard work in a cryptocurrency is developing, which is at the stage you're at anyways. If you're doing something other than developing right now you are doing this wrong. Development first, marketing later.

Now about sugarchain. Yes, I'm going to respond to every single one of your points.

Your codebase is virtually identical with sugarchain's, except for some stuff in block.cpp that your dev scrapped because it was unnecessary. So maybe sugar wasn't first, but you forked some yespower currency (there are like 7 now?).

Not to mention somebody's complete incompetence with git. I don't know who is running your GitHub account, but why would you upload TAR and ZIP files directly to a repo? That's for the releases. Plus, nine out of your TWELVE commits are just related to archive files.

Not to mention you can't even use .gitignore to remove the *.save files that are in your src/ directory and elsewhere.

You're just preying off of people new to crypto and it makes me sick.