Quote from: FlyOnTheWall on October 13, 2019, 01:09:09 AM

Wayan Garvey, aka Max Freeman, has conned scores of people into working for the promise of pay that he's since defaulted on. He's appropriated investments intended for this purely community volunteer project for his own personal investments and habits (e.g. expensive opioid habit). And now that Epic hasn't launched into the stratosphere, he's on medical leave. Whether or not that's to attend to his opioid habit, his frail sense of self (psych ward), or if it's an excuse to deflect from the fact that he doesn't have the balls to face the music (the project is bankrupt), is anyone's guess.

This guy defamed Grin and its developers. He's been only slightly less derisive about Beam. It wouldn't be long before their followers jumped ship for the Epic Cash Express. He claimed to have visited Richard Branson and other interested investors at Necker Island, to have been in talks with Hoskinson and Antonopoulos, and to have a standing personal invitation from the president of Sierra Leone for all his philanthropic work in the country. According to Garvey, Epic would take 2nd position in crypto market cap, behind Bitcoin, within the next 2 years. It's been a bullshit stream of epic proportions coming from this guy's mouth, and people have been buying it. Why? It has nothing to do with decentralization, privacy, empowering the marginalized, or defeating the banks. It's all got to do with Lambos. But what's new in crypto land?

The silver lining to this all is that the project is already proving to be such an epic failure that Garvey's 8.8% dev tax won't amount to much more than a BTC or 2. Good riddance to Epic Cash.

Where did you get this information? Can you post a link to the original source? I follow the project, but did not notice such a negative as you wrote above.

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