Quote from: YoyodyneSystems on March 19, 2014, 09:34:02 PM

Quote from: ihavenousername on March 19, 2014, 06:28:56 PM

I get the feeling auroracoin is gonna be the dump of the century

6 days til the supposed airdrop, less than 1,500 likes on their facebook page, twitter with less than 3,000 followers so I can't see the majority of the nation claiming their coins as planned = lots of pre-mined coins going begging.

How exactly are you going to verify people? I've seen mention of something which the majority of the country haven't even signed up to, or asking for copies of I.D which opens this up for a massive identity theft risk.

It's all too foggy, and reeks of scam.

If he was going to dump the pre-mine that would have happened already. There are people scanning the pre-mine addresses
automatically and will post here if the coins are moved from pre-mine.
Pretty sure they said many times it could takes months or a year even to get coins out to everyone.

And while you all complain and cry... I watch the price rising to make some money.

Maybe you're right, kudos if you are, and grats for profiteering from trading in AUR.

I'm hardly crying about it, it's no skin off my nose as I don't own a single AUR, don't intend to, was just posting how I see it

Maybe he's waiting for the volume in buy orders to pick up to make the most he can, maybe he's waiting til the 'air drop' so nobody will be suspicious when coins start moving out of those wallets, or maybe it's actually legit (although I'm seeing little evidence so far to support this)

I do find it odd however that with 6 days before this supposed drop there is still no concrete confirmation of how it is going to work, and despite the coin seemingly making the press & being discussed by their parliament the lack of interest their nation is taking in it but people are buying at 0.02 when that price will plummet if the air drop fails or those pre-mine coins mysteriously make their way onto an exchange.

That, and this https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=522354.0