Enough about the mafia wankers, what's going on with this coin? Haven't heard any news in awhile.
Not sure, but the new website looks pretty decent.
http://mazatalk.com/The website is a good idea, it's good to keep people informed and explain what the coin is about. The only problem is that it's filled with bullshit. Lakota nation this, and lakota nation that....the new currency of the lakota nation. The lakota nation has made it clear that they had no intention of making mazacoin their official currency. The website just has a bunch of links that point to mazacoin being the "official currency of the lakota nation" which straight up isn't true. The website is misinformative, especially to newcomers of maza.
I'm not trying to cause FUD, I'm still holding on to a significant amount of maza tht I invested in, and that's why I'm pissed. Payu made bogus claims about maza, which is what made most people invest in maza, and he refuses to listen to the investors, miners, and supporters of maza about concerns and improvements, because he doesn't give a shit about them; and he obviously doesn't give a shit about the lakota nation if he refuses to make changes, because at this rate, the 1000 maza that he is giving out to them is only going to amount to 2 or 3 dollars per person. So as of now, fuck the website, and fuck Payu
is a community project for MazaCoin advocacy and not created directly by MazaCoin devs. Our independent goal is to provide communication, transparency and local awareness for the coin. While we do claim MazaCoin to be "for" the Lakota Nation we make no claim that it is the "official currency", however we do believe MazaCoin is the best tool to create an economic foundation upon which the Traditional Lakota Nation can build lasting wealth and prosperity for their people. Acceptance by tribal government and grassroots growth will take time.
But, the cause is noble and people are in need. I have family in Pine Ridge. Our ambitious goal in support of MazaCoin is to eliminate the extreme poverty in Pine Ridge and further establish tribal sovereignty; and we seek the collaboration of others who share our vision.