Claim 1: Salvium Was Developed by Zeph Devs

Some have claimed that Salvium was developed by the same team behind Zeph, but this is false. The actual developers of Salvium are Dweab and Neac, former Haven devs who are fully doxxed. You can check out their LinkedIn profiles here:

Neil Coggins: https://www.linkedin.com/in/neil-coggins-7972352/
David Bandtock: https://www.linkedin.com/in/david-bandtock-9647101/
The fact that these devs are doxxed adds credibility to the project, especially when compared to other coins like Zeph and Xelis, where the developers remain anonymous.

First claim: Debunked.

Claim 2: The 12% Premine Is a Rug

Some critics are calling the 12% premine a potential rug pull. However, this premine is clearly allocated: 3.5% for the dev team and contributors, and 8.48% for development and listings. This level of transparency is not only fair but necessary for a project of this scale.

Moreover, the premine is completely transparent and can be verified using a public view key. This is in stark contrast to other coins like Zeph, where a 500k premine exists without any means of verification.

Second claim: Debunked.

Claim 3: Salvium Is Just Another Fork

Some detractors argue that Salvium is merely another fork. However, Salvium goes beyond a simple fork by incorporating enhanced security features that surpass even Monero. The project was recently audited by CypherStack, confirming its advanced security protocols.

Salvium is a private DeFi platform that offers several key features:

Privacy-Focused: Contracts are designed to protect user privacy, staying true to Salvium’s core values.
Regulatory Compliance: Smart contracts are structured to follow regulations, ensuring that Salvium remains compliant.
DeFi Support: Salvium supports various DeFi applications, including exchanges, lending, and yield farming.
Private Token Issuance: Users can create and manage privacy-focused tokens within the Salvium ecosystem.
Interoperability: The system is designed to work seamlessly with Ethereum, potentially enabling cross-chain interactions.
In essence, ETH + Privacy + Compliance = Salvium.

Third claim: Debunked.
For those interested in learning more, I encourage you to check out the following resources:

Salvium Litepaper: https://salvium.io/papers/
Salvium Knowledge Base: https://salvium.io/salvium-knowledge-base/
As always, do your own research and don't let the naysayers sway you. Stay informed and stay safe!

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