Quote from: MrCrank on Today at 11:56:22 AM

Our team mainly works with escrow - so that bounty hunters are not cheated and always get their rewards. Always worked with kindness to all participants, for which we are respected.

Good to hear that you are taking care of bounty hunters, but have you ever thought about people who might invest in this scam because of you and all those bounty hunters that joined the bounty campaign?

Quote from: MrCrank on Today at 11:56:22 AM

A few days ago we discovered a thread https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5391087.msg59768476#msg59768476
where there were traces of plagiarism of the UKAN project, for which I, as the manager of the bounty campaign https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5391071.0.

Whether whitepaper is plagiarized or not is completely irrelevant in this case and if I stumbled upon your thread I would tag you just for advertising an obvious scam. One look at the Ukan website and it's obvious that this is nothing but an attempt to profit from the ongoing situation in Ukraine and nothing else. Can you honestly believe that a completely anonymous team will use the funds raised in order to help the people of Ukraine? I see that you have been in crypto for a while so surely you are not so naive.

Quote from: $crypto$ on Today at 04:54:22 PM

You also didn't answer what I caught about plagiarism last December, even I sent a PM to you, it's been ignored until now, and you can check the previous catch. [WARNING] Moon Rocket Coin Plagiarized Whitepaper

I don't know why your management doesn't check all the bounties that will be launched, but if you look closely you might also find something wrong but the truth behind all this is your level of greed.

I wanted to comment earlier that even a reputable and experienced manager may miss plagiarized whitepaper, but to completely ignore the warning is something completely different and shows that this was not an exception but their M.O.