If what we're saying makes you experience Fear, Uncertainty and Doubt, that's up to you.  I'm not hear to spread anything, just to share due diligence for investors.

1. ETD coin attempted to launch as a fork of NovaCoin in 2014 and failed
2. ETHD is the same code attempting to launch yet again, with a slightly new logo and story
3. No code has been released (or likely written) by this dev, showing that their product is a fork with a changed logo and name
4. The name EthereumDark has nothing to do with Ethereum, and appears to be using the name and logo to benefit from confusing people
5. Whitepaper was quickly pulled back because it was so poorly written and assembled that it was embarrassing to the project
6. Whitepaper was unspecific about the technology, essentially promising buzz words like anonymous transactions, masternodes and smart contracts
7. Whitepaper describes the release of a new coin, meaning the dev will fork another coin in order to gain this functionality
8. Whitepaper claims the value of the coin is in the tight supply, which most will agree with
9. Website is a template from wix.com that takes 30 minutes to create
10. Top 10 addresses own 63.5% of the share of coins, and top 50 own 93% of share
11. Devs are selling shares on exchanges, as the volume from the airdrop alone can't account for the supply
12. If you're here because you think the word Dark is cool, you need to look deeper, but you probably didn't read this far!

Now, that doesn't mean you can't profit from this situation.  I understand that a coin in tight supply with a market cap of only $1m could go up quite a bit with the right marketing, and from the size of this thread clearly the airdrop has been a successful marketing campaign.

All I'm saying is that I wouldn't be buying these coins and holding for the long run, thinking this is the next ETH or BTC.  Only investors ready to move quickly when the music stops should be buying this.  You'd better have nerves of steel (steal) if you're spending your own money.