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Hey examplens, sorry I never responded to this. We launched the token, had a great launch, and then realized that we might be in trouble with the SEC for launching something that resembled a security, so we returned all the money from our investors. Just joining back now because we have since set up an offshore company and done a lot more of the tech development around a new concept we are working on, and I wanted to start a thread for it. We didn't ever use bot or alt accounts. We just asked our community to support us here, and I guess a lot of them made new accounts and posted overly supportive stuff. Sorry for the confusion though. I always try to be transparent about what we do and who I am, and I hate scammers so definitely don't want to look like one.

Hahaha ok I figured it out. This is a guy named [Redacted for No Doxing], an old friend of mine who I cut out last year because he stole credit cards from my friend and I. You can see in this image from his profile his email is "JimboSliceBing..." This is the same as his Twitter handle: Jimboslicebing [changed to Reginoldscave since posting this]





Jimbo's Garage is his fake Twitter where he is known to pretend to be a minority so he can make arguments against minorities, and routinely trolls people.



He just found out about Denex today from a friend who retweeted one of our posts, and I guess it is now his mission to go after my project. I will always seek to be transparent about my identify and my past, and if anyone ever hast any questions about it, please reach out to me directly.

He deleted the text of what he said, but the post itself is still there, and you can see the text if you go to my reply to that post in the thread.

This user: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=3193232 has been falsifying information about me and my background on our organizational thread. I realized that it is an old friend who stole money from me and another friend. I told all of our mutual friends about it, and no one will talk to him anymore, and his solution is to get back at me by spreading FUD about our project a week before launch. Is there anything I can do about this? I called him out by name, and it was deleted for doxing, but his post is a serious mark against my reputation which could effect people's confidence in our project at this critical time.

Hahaha ok I figured it out. This is a guy named Bennett King, an old friend of mine who I cut out last year because he stole credit cards from my friend and I. You can see in this image from his profile his email is "JimboSliceBing..." This is the same as his Twitter handle: Jimboslicebing





Jimbo's Garage is his fake Twitter where he is known to pretend to be black and gay so he can make arguments against minorities, and routinely trolls people.



He just found out about Denex today from a friend who retweeted one of our posts, and I guess it is now his mission to go after my project. I will always seek to be transparent about my identify and my past, and if anyone ever hast any questions about it, please reach out to me directly. My name is Aidan Slack-Watkins and you can find me on Twitter or LinkedIn anytime!

Hi Timelesspigeon,

Not sure what your goal is here. With our pre-sale coming up maybe you are a competitor looking to slander us ahead of the launch? Either way, pretty disgusting and insulting for you to call me a liar after working for 3 years as a university student building a B2B software company, working with a startup accelerator, and building out two software products.

I'm not going to spend all day blacking out names for you, but here is one of the lists straight from our DB of carriers who were on our platform. I used to take the emails and names to use for our email updates to clients, so I have sheets and sheets of these on my computer still, although the database itself is no longer active.



Do better.

- Aidan

Read about our vision here: https://denexnft.medium.com/denex-our-vision-20cf25849411

Hey, thanks for the question and sorry for the slow delay. You can see above my cofounder Brian listed. He is keeping his last name anonymous for work reasons, but will be public once we raise. Our other cofounder Steve is a very high level, high experience software engineer, and will also be on the project if we hit a more ambitious goal. I am the only one public at the moment just because of the work conflicts for the other two, but if you need proof that I am not the only one on the project please check out our GitHub. I have limited coding experience and there is no way I would be able to build a custom, multi-round pre-sale contract in Solidity.

Hey, appreciate you bringing this up and asking the real questions. Between Brian, myself, and our third co-founder, we have more than enough skill to make this a reality. One of the crazy things you realize the deeper you get into NFTs is that other exchanges could have done what we are doing, but chose not to and instead decided to pursue creating restrictive marketplaces. Everything we have on our roadmap is possible, and we have the experience to make it happen.

We launched our bounty program on Discord today, check it out! https://discord.gg/BpBPzacckw

The real estate, automotive, and insurance industries combined are definitely larger than banking.

I think you're absolutely right. Looking at the potential of the space, it is as large if not larger than DeFi.

Just posted a new blog for anyone interested: https://denexnft.medium.com/decentralization-is-the-only-way-1b8b5e5cb969.

Hey, thanks for the question! Our platform is focused on exchanging NFTs for any ERC-20 token in an open, accessible, and decentralized marketplace setting. I agree that NFTs are the next big thing. I believe that NFTs could actually end up being bigger than the rest of the crypto space, as they could encompass real estate, the automobile industry, insurance, gaming, collectables and artwork.

Hi asyakashi, if you look above you'll we we have a team section. Identities for myself and Steve can be easily verified. Steve and Brian both have 10+ years of development experience, including smart contract development experience. I, myself, have started and run a B2B software company with hundreds of clients. The only piece of this which isn't 100% transparent is Brian, who can't be public for work reasons, but who will become public as soon as we reach our fundraising goal.

I completely understand the desire for complete transparency, especially with the number of sketchy projects out there. That being said, we are in the 99th percentile in terms of transparency among crypto and blockchain related projects. If you would like to talk to us in person to further verify our identities, please just shoot me a DM! 

Hey thanks for the question. Brian King is the only one of us three who is anonymous on this project. Steve and I are both transparent with our names, and can be easily found on LinkedIn. To be honest, we just didn't have updated headshots. Otherwise we probably would've put them in  .

Great question! At the moment there are no NFT exchanges that have universal ERC-20 compatibility. They either have ETH as the transacting token, or require you to request token options to their team. Then, they make the centralized decision to let you use a given token.

In addition to dictating what tokens you can use, other platforms require you to lock your NFT into their contracts, and some even go as far as to enable royalties on minted NFTs, but only when listed on their platform. This creates intentional switching barriers forcing you to use their platform, and then centralizes control over the configuration of listing contracts.

On top of locking requirements, they require you to complete an identity verification process to list on their platforms. This lowers the censorship resistance and open nature of the NFT space, and gives them centralized control over who gets to participate in the ecosystem.

On Denex there is universal ERC-20 compatibility, no NFT locking requirements to create a listing, and no verification requirements. Our DNX token will also represent governance, so the decision making will be decentralized. Please feel free to ask more questions if you think of any, and I'll be more than happy to answer!

Hey great question. We will be releasing an expanded whitepaper in a week or so with additional tokenomics information, and info about the structure of the presale. For now I can say will be releasing 10% of the total tokens in the presale, with another 1% going to community members for bounties and initial support. The pre-sale itself will be structured in 4 rounds with the price per token steadily increasing every round. The first round starts at a projected post sale market cap of 300 ETH (if all the pre-sale tokens were sold at that price our market cap would be 300 ETH). For the first round there are 30 ETH of our tokens available, and you will get 333,333 DNX per ETH. That number will go down rapidly, with the fourth round giving approximately 20,000 DNX per ETH. Don't quote me on those exact numbers, because we will adjust to current ETH price at the start of the pre-sale for our USD targets, but that is approximately what it will look like.