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Re: [ANN][FLB] FLURBO - The New Galactic Credits from "Rick and Morty"
Epicyclic, f*ck off man, how many project you develope and release in free time? So if you think that this is a SCAM than you are f*cking st*pid, I'm sorry but it fact. This project is absolute free and never required any money to join or start using it! So what kind of SCAM are you talking about? In fact this project is only take my money for servers and etc and a lot of time and it need many more money for listing and etc and even for that project didnt require any money from users, so sh*t the f*ck up...
For everyone!!! Project is LIVE, at now I try to get money for listing and project promotion. Tomorrow I will write a huge message about all things and project at all, so
please be pation, thank you!
For everyone!!! Project is LIVE, at now I try to get money for listing and project promotion. Tomorrow I will write a huge message about all things and project at all, so
please be pation, thank you!
"Tomorrow"
4 days and counting...
We've been working hard developing the upcoming UniversalCoin app for Android and iOS! When the new app launches, were planning some changes to the way UNV is distributed.
We want to share some of our plans with you as we are very interested in the communitys feedback.
The major change we have planned is that we will be allowing for multiple claims. How will this work? Well, anyone will simply be able to claim as many times as they like each week. The total amount for each distribution will then be divided equally amongst all the claims.
Eg. There is a total of 200 UNV to be distributed. If there were 100 claims during the claim window, the each claim would be worth 2 UNV. If you claimed 6 times, you would receive 12 UNV.
Why would choose to allow multiple claims? Limiting the amount of claims (eg. 1 claim per person like before) opens to the door to fraud. Even though a mobile app, its still quite difficult to stop someone claiming multiple times without infringing on that persons privacy, excluding people, or charging a fee. Like BuildBuildBuild has noted, going down a single-claim path would create a cat and mouse game with the scammers and fraudsters that would only hurt our legitimate user base in the end.
Under a multiple claim system, we can instead enforce that 1 claim = a certain amount of human attention, as we aim to have a single claim consume 5-10 minutes. We can do this in such a way that makes it incredibly difficult for a bot to claim, or for a human to claim more than any other human. People can claim multiple times, but in a fair and transparent manner.
While this might make the distribution more fair, it will potentially become less even, as some people will get a lot more UNV than others. We dont see this as damaging to the experiment though - if our claim process is secure (it will be) then those people will have sacrificed more of their time than others and therefore deserve to receive more UNV.
By creating a fraud-proof system, we hope that we can give our participants more confidence that UNV is being distributed fairly and that their time is respected. We believe that confidence in our distribution system is an integral part of what will determine UNVs future value.
These changes are significant, but in our opinion necessary for UniversalCoin to be able to scale and thrive. Thanks for reading and wed love to hear what you think.
We want to share some of our plans with you as we are very interested in the communitys feedback.
The major change we have planned is that we will be allowing for multiple claims. How will this work? Well, anyone will simply be able to claim as many times as they like each week. The total amount for each distribution will then be divided equally amongst all the claims.
Eg. There is a total of 200 UNV to be distributed. If there were 100 claims during the claim window, the each claim would be worth 2 UNV. If you claimed 6 times, you would receive 12 UNV.
Why would choose to allow multiple claims? Limiting the amount of claims (eg. 1 claim per person like before) opens to the door to fraud. Even though a mobile app, its still quite difficult to stop someone claiming multiple times without infringing on that persons privacy, excluding people, or charging a fee. Like BuildBuildBuild has noted, going down a single-claim path would create a cat and mouse game with the scammers and fraudsters that would only hurt our legitimate user base in the end.
Under a multiple claim system, we can instead enforce that 1 claim = a certain amount of human attention, as we aim to have a single claim consume 5-10 minutes. We can do this in such a way that makes it incredibly difficult for a bot to claim, or for a human to claim more than any other human. People can claim multiple times, but in a fair and transparent manner.
While this might make the distribution more fair, it will potentially become less even, as some people will get a lot more UNV than others. We dont see this as damaging to the experiment though - if our claim process is secure (it will be) then those people will have sacrificed more of their time than others and therefore deserve to receive more UNV.
By creating a fraud-proof system, we hope that we can give our participants more confidence that UNV is being distributed fairly and that their time is respected. We believe that confidence in our distribution system is an integral part of what will determine UNVs future value.
These changes are significant, but in our opinion necessary for UniversalCoin to be able to scale and thrive. Thanks for reading and wed love to hear what you think.
While that sounds good in theory, doesn't this still open this up to multi account abuse? Like if someone has access to phone simulators and some automation software they could just loop the process on a bunch of devices at once and have a constant stream of claims.
Re: [ANN][AirDrop 5.5mil][Ring signature][CryptoNight-Lite]CRYSTAL SEED(CRYS)
So this thing is super dead right? Like ignoring the obvious, the fact stage 3 of the sale hasn't sold anything and stages 1 & 2 only got a couple of suckers I should imagine the "devs" should be packing up and moving on to the next scam next week right?