It has nothing to do with Dev Tax rate, which is still 8.8%.  The issue is that 1 person controls it, and that person has already scammed people.  Furthermore, by October 11, 2021, 62% of max supply will already be in circulation.  As such, Wayan Garvey will control over 5% of max supply.  The Beam guys release financial documents, on which the use of dev taxes are made visible.  Thus far nothing from Epic has been released showing where money has come from of where it's gone.  This is the antithesis of transparency.  You are right, I don't like the founder, as I don't like anyone who steals from others.  My sentiments toward Wayan Garvey have no effect upon the aforementioned facts. 

If you are as smart and knowledgeable as you portend, than you are being blatantly disingenuous.  Why should one be disappointed about getting kicked off a project which doesn't pay its contributors?  What would they be missing out on?  Have contributors started to get paid in Epic?  More than 20% of supply has been mined in less than 6 months.  Market cap is less than $100k and trading volume, if we're to believe what the exchanges report, never exceeds $5k in a 24-hour period. 

But you are happy with our harping, aren't you?  Weren't you saying how much we're doing you a favor by dragging the token value down so you crypto-investing sages can gobble up all the supply?  Why do anything more than sit bit, grin, and watch your predictions unfold?

So Wayan Garvey takes $100k from MethodX in the end of June, 2019.  $1 million from Larry Huneycutt somewhere in that time frame, as well.

Despite working his finger to the bone on the Epic Cash project, he has time to launch Dreamfish Ltd in Puerto Rico in June, 2019.  Shares are valued at $1 million, issued to Wayan in exchanged for his domain toner.com which he's valued at $1 million.

Then the Epic Cash project doesn't launch as planned in July, which Wayan claims leads to bankruptcy.  As he explained, the funds were only sufficient to keep the Epic machine moving until July.  After the launch, the token values would skyrocket and the dev tax would then provide for ongoing operations. But fresh capital was effectively channeled to the Epic Cash project in July.  And yet that capital was all gone in July?

So all the stress of this happening leads to Wayan going AWOL.  He's stated he wound up in a mental hospital after repeated suicide attempts.  He then resurfaces sometime in November/December.

November, 2019, Dreamfish Trust is established in the Cook Islands with Wayan the beneficiary of the trust.  Stated business model: "WG trades crypto and uses it to buy assets. Dreamfish Trust owns this, with Wayan Garvey as beneficiary of the trust"  Why it exists: "To convert crypto gains into real assets, bypassing the fiat system."  It gets money from: "100% crypto from WG personally"  Taxed at: "0% - Trust.  It aims to stay at zero cash, operating as a pass through vehicle whenever WG wants to buy a property."

This is from his site https://www.wayan-garvey.com/crypto-accounts.  See for yourself.

MajorMiner has claimed that Epic Cash is a very transparent project.  Yet no financial statements have yet been provided for the project.  Nor has any information been provided regards to who the team actually is (standard for transparent projects, no?).  No transparency has been offered in terms of the dev tax wallet and the allotment of the dev taxes.  And there certainly was no mention of Dreamfish.  I for one think something like the Dreamfish Trust would be something potential investors might like to know about, considering Wayan alone has control of the dev tax wallet.  It's also suspect that Dreamfish was created  at the same time Wayan took in the $1 million plus from investors.  Something is fishy at Dreamfish.

He's moving on up in the world!

http://www.wayanpatrickgarvey.com/

Beware, this is a Max Freeman, THE Epic Cash conman trying to ease his way back into the community under a new name, so as to lure people into the Epic Cash project in hopes of pumping Epic Cash value, so he can dump the dev tax wallet holdings.