Quote from: spy100 on April 17, 2022, 05:10:36 PM

I think you don't understand how crypto works or you have a problem , see a doctor for help ...what you are doing is accusing Bitcoin , Litecoin and all other similar cryptos , tokens (TACA etc) of being scams .Nobody is forcing you to buy Bitcoin or TACA, What i do with crypto i earn from TACA is not your problem,it's not a investment token ...and yes if TACA has success and if i can build my business vision ,if you have TACA then you can use it as loyalty point on my future businesses ...created businesses will show on TACA website.

Now start a topic with: how bitcoin is a scam,tell the world how Satoshi scammed you,if you don't like this kind of crypto / tokens ,else nothing to say to you.

I think you are the one that didn't understand the real situation here. Putting your project on the same line with bitcoin shows either you're very biased or too stubborn to see the truth and flaws of your project. JeromeTash even pointed out the glaring difference, which you conveniently choose to ignore

Quote from: JeromeTash on April 15, 2022, 09:27:07 PM

After reading through some replies in their ANN. I saw one of the worst forms of reasoning when they Tacalicoin creator was being asked about the project and the plans

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Well,
1. At least Bitcoin or Litecoin had clear-cut plans and information about the projects.
2. There was no stupid crowdfunding.

If you still insist, though, that you're not different from those well known crypto projects, can you please point us out on the article and statement made by Nakamoto that asked for a crowdfund of his project, and more specifically, the one with something which said that whatever he do with the earning he got from BTC is no one's problem?

I don't think it is that hard to see that the problem lies on the fact that you didn't even present your project or roadmap, other than the ambiguous list of projects, not to mention the space program. Basically, for all we know, you could actually just asked people to fund your living expenses, thus begging.