Quote from: wacko on April 02, 2014, 09:11:53 AM

Quote from: g.r.o.s.s on April 02, 2014, 08:11:56 AM

what we need.
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What we need is the OP to pull his head out of his ass. No one takes seriously an alt coin that was pre-mined, IPO'd, had several (!) failed launches (presumably out of sheer incompetence), and on top of that all the original poster never shows up in his thread! Huh

This all is just like a huge red banner with "SCAM" written on it, yet the "community" somehow still "believes" in this crap. Well, give people some distraction (like the idea of selling gpus, real use for the coin bla-bla..) and they'll believe in anything, I suppose.

Don't get me wrong, I've been mining this one from the very (failed) start, and I'm still #1 miner in p2pool with some 7MH pointed at this coin, but if it isn't a scam (which looks like it more and more with every day), the OP has to work like 10x times harder than he's been "working" on it. There are some other "asic-resistant" algos and coins out there (arguably more efficient and secure than scrypt-n), some really dedicated and talented developers... in order to stand up to those, whatever the hell this current "team" is doing, it's not nearly enough they need to work much harder if the goal is for GPU Coin to succeed. Considering that the OP never really updates this thread and never says what is it that he's doing, what are the plans for the week, the month etc, it's not likely that he's doing good. Why bother, he's got the btc from IPO, got a bunch of cards on his hands.. as far as he's concerned, he's alright and everyone else can go fuck themselves. I'd really like to be proved wrong though since I haven't dumped my coins yet and got millions of them.

P.S. As you probably guessed English isn't my first language, but I'm still pretty sure that the infographics from the 1st page should say "Why is GPUCoin different thAn other.." and not "thEn".

I just sent a PM to the designer to fix the image.
OP is updating the thread and the OP. I think no one here can talk about scam when we can see the front store up and running.