Quote from: allcrypt on May 08, 2014, 06:54:13 PM

Quote from: Luis_Cifer on May 08, 2014, 03:18:10 PM

Quote from: allcrypt on May 08, 2014, 02:53:34 PM

666Coin has been added to AllCrypt.com!

This exchange is very much young. Domain was register at finish of january and all registration data is hidden. In the website no Company or another data mentioned, only a P.O. Box.

Don't trust it.

The devs of 666Coin have demanded that no one trade the coin. We were asked to remove it from the exchange, and multiple times I asked the dev why. We've had people try and pay us to list their coin at launch. We've never had a request to remove a coin. Multiple times I asked, and the only answer we received was that it's a new coin. Which isn't an answer. New coins do not suffer from exposure, advertising and a market. If he's afraid it will collapse on itself as people dump it, thats a sign of a worthless shitcoin, not a factor of age. List it today or in 6 months, if it's going to collapse it's going to collapse.

So I'm out at lunch with a friend and cannot respond for a while. And apparently I upset the dev by not responding, and I was then threatened. "You really want to make war with me?"

See - for me, personally? Crypto is about freedom and choice. Demand I remove it from the site, and then threaten whatever child "war" he's going to come up with when I don't hop to it, is about the same as telling everyone who mines it that you're not allowed to trade it. Use his coin by his rules, or he's going to "make war" with you.

And since one of my favorite things ever is a threat, 666 coin is here to stay on AllCrypt.com and we're going to promote the heck out of it. Just because I love being threatened. And I love being told that we cannot list an open source coin that can be mined and owned by anyone. The source code is public, anyone can mine it, but hey, I didn't jump fast enough for the dev, so a threat.

Keep in mind I never said no. I was just asking why. Trying to understand the reasoning behind it. While I was at lunch. Then, the threat. Sure, it's a pointless and irrelevant one, but for me it's the principal of the thing. It's the attitude that if I don't do what he demands, "war" will be made.

Pretty sure the coin is just going to die on it's own, given the stellar "management team" but until then, come over to AllCrypt.com and trade away. Wonder if any traders will get threats as well.

(As for the absurdity of the registration details being hidden, I'm sorry, but myself and my marketing guy who registered the domain don't really want psychotic internet people having our home or business addresses. I know, funny, given that everyone in the crypto community is so level headed and would never resort to things like threats, or worse.

Hey Lucifer - whats your home address? No? Don't want to share? How odd)

I've got my 666 sell orders in at AllCrypt now. But, so far the highest bid order is 2 satoshis and the volume is zero. Meh... we'll see.