and if you think investing in anything based on one press release is anything but an insanely highly risk prone to fraud investment, then your an idiot.
No matter what, Payu still has more credibility so far than the Aurora creator and look how much damn money it made.
Not sure he does. He's not even a registered member of the Lakota.
Do you people know how many scams have been perpetrated on stock exchanges by phony companies? Who's to say this guy is not a con artist? There are many red flag already and he LIED, yes lied to the media several times. That we know for sure.
Now you wanna play it cool calling it "white lies", sure if that eases your conscience but doesn't change the facts he defrauded investors, making people invest based on LIES and PHONY information.
To top this the Mazacoin devs are anonymous and a weird bunch that makes stupid aggressive comments on twitter, they're also white and thought to be scammers by Indian officials. So not one of this Mazacoin team is genuine Lakota, not even Payu who looks indian.
"Are you guys associated with any of the american indian groups? For example the Assembly of First Nations or American Indian Movement?"
The AIM movement is currently not a fan of MazaCoin. Because the developers (myself included) are white. They believe it to be a "white man's scam" at this point. As for First Nations there may be more sympathy there, but so far they are silent.
http://cryptominers.freeforums.org/getting-associates-t26.html (official Mazacoin forum)