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Title: DeepOnion A Scam? Post by: prettybuds on July 28, 2017, 11:23:12 PM There are many red flags concerning DeepOnion - in this thread we are going to collect it all.
Please feel free to post posts that were deleted in the DeepOnion thread here. Thank you and enjoy your stay Title: Re: DeepOnion A Scam? Post by: dolores13 on July 28, 2017, 11:28:40 PM Dev staking all 90% premine , Dump in the road.
Title: Re: DeepOnion A Scam? Post by: cryptodv on July 28, 2017, 11:44:39 PM There are many red flags concerning DeepOnion - in this thread we are going to collect it all. Please feel free to post posts that were deleted in the DeepOnion thread here. Thank you and enjoy your stay Explain? Did you miss the airdrop? Title: Re: DeepOnion A Scam? Post by: Johnny Carsonogenic on July 29, 2017, 12:42:25 AM I had two or three posts deleted, they were not negative and I was not censored, I simply made a post they deleted, it was early on and something about my interest or similar and it was a short post as well.
Title: Re: DeepOnion A Scam? Post by: fancy2973 on July 29, 2017, 01:20:35 AM Dev staking all 90% premine , Dump in the road. Did the dev keep the 90% premine for them?? lol dev plan to distribute most to the community, 2 rounds airdrops done and 38 more to come, so is premine an issue? BTW, almost all ICOs premine 90-100%, they exchange the premine to BTC or ETH, and keep for themselves. No one complains there, but DeepOnion premined and distribute most of the premined, this becomes a scam?? the world is reverse for these people! Title: Re: DeepOnion A Scam? Post by: dolores13 on July 29, 2017, 12:20:05 PM Dev staking all 90% premine , Dump in the road. Did the dev keep the 90% premine for them?? lol dev plan to distribute most to the community, 2 rounds airdrops done and 38 more to come, so is premine an issue? BTW, almost all ICOs premine 90-100%, they exchange the premine to BTC or ETH, and keep for themselves. No one complains there, but DeepOnion premined and distribute most of the premined, this becomes a scam?? the world is reverse for these people! the problem is this coin is heavily premined and above that he staking all premine so what i should call it, just wait and you will see how dev dump and runaway. BTW all ICOs are scam by way or another. Title: Re: DeepOnion A Scam? Post by: FlavCoin on July 29, 2017, 02:11:08 PM The main point for me is ... Can they compete with Monero ?
Monero is the future .... and the future is .... now Title: Re: DeepOnion A Scam? Post by: electricretard on July 29, 2017, 04:06:23 PM Some people are never happy. Even getting free coins won't satisfy them. Everything is a scam and everything is shit. Oh well, more free airdrop coins for everyone else. And I don't care if they're someday worth something or not. I got them for doing pretty much nothing
Title: Re: DeepOnion A Scam? Post by: Jombrangs on July 29, 2017, 04:19:31 PM i think so ... lets we read some news on that
Title: Re: DeepOnion A Scam? Post by: wbulot on July 29, 2017, 04:53:46 PM How can we call a Scam a crypto that is giving AirDrop.
If it's a Scam, the crypto will worth nothing but who cares ? It's an AirDrop. Title: Re: DeepOnion A Scam? Post by: www.www on July 29, 2017, 05:04:53 PM Two claims were made.
1. Devstaking. If this did not happen, then early followers would receive an incomparably higher reward. Say not 10% but 1000% per annum. It's a dump. The correct decision of the team. Correct aspiration for the widest possible spread and to prevent dumping. 2. Comparison with XMR etc. While is 1: 1. X coins provide anonymity at the chain level. ONION will have a same function DeepSend in Q4. ONION provides anonymity at the level of the communication channel. In this direction goes XVG XVC. But I do not know the combination of these functions. Soon it will be 2: 1 not in favor of XMR ;D Title: Re: DeepOnion A Scam? Post by: jezus on July 29, 2017, 05:10:47 PM Bitsend have the same distribution.
Title: Re: DeepOnion A Scam? Post by: www.www on July 29, 2017, 05:23:53 PM May be. VPN ??? I'm not Big Brother and I can not cover the whole picture.
TOR looks not worse. I do not want to raise this thread up. My opinion is that the ONION is waiting for a good future. Of course there will be a dump. But this is crypto. Waiting for a dump to replenish ;D Title: Re: DeepOnion A Scam? Post by: dreamer81 on July 29, 2017, 05:30:28 PM There are many red flags concerning DeepOnion - in this thread we are going to collect it all. Please feel free to post posts that were deleted in the DeepOnion thread here. Thank you and enjoy your stay whoa.. deeponion is by the far the most legit coin we have seen in the last 4 years. Of course the dev should get some credit for this coin, are you envious? Title: Re: DeepOnion A Scam? Post by: kissmarx on July 29, 2017, 05:30:54 PM I don't think that DeepOnion is a scam. I mean why would you think it is so? The 90% pre-mine is for all the airdrops to qualified members in bitcointalk.org and deeponion.org. There is nothing bad about that. Those with ICOs where you invest your BTC are most likely to scam. But with DeepOnion to scam? I don't think so. I trust DeepOnion.
Title: Re: DeepOnion A Scam? Post by: kissmarx on July 29, 2017, 05:35:53 PM There are many red flags concerning DeepOnion - in this thread we are going to collect it all. I believe you are just trying to start to FUD DeepOnion. There's no way that more people will believe you. What are you up to? Does DeepOnion competes better than your coin? Don't poison the minds of newbies.Please feel free to post posts that were deleted in the DeepOnion thread here. Thank you and enjoy your stay Title: Re: DeepOnion A Scam? Post by: sexcoyote on July 29, 2017, 05:37:12 PM if 1 project have 1 red flag, it probably 90% will scam people like coindash.
if you sense any scam alert from 1 ICO don't invest to that project. Title: Re: DeepOnion A Scam? Post by: thepo1m on July 29, 2017, 05:41:02 PM How is this a scam, the developers is not asking for your money because the Airdrop is very open and I believe you too can participate but one thing in this space is that most people like to paint anything they don't understand very well a scam.
Title: Re: DeepOnion A Scam? Post by: dolores13 on July 29, 2017, 05:44:41 PM Some say its airdrop or free coins how it would be scam?, but infact you are making hype and noise for Dev for almost free since 90% coins premined, making hype to attract more buyers and smart Dev will dump in the right moment when he see big buy walls , I saw lots of similar coins like this, same pattern, airdrop free coins - hype - exchange - dump and runaway.
You say we have nothing to lose but non-airdrop members who buy from market will lose money from their pocket, so dont be selfish and think about others. Title: Re: DeepOnion A Scam? Post by: www.www on July 29, 2017, 06:06:00 PM Some say its airdrop or free coins how it would be scam?, but infact you are making hype and noise for Dev for almost free since 90% coins premined, making hype to attract more buyers and smart Dev will dump in the right moment when he see big buy walls , I saw lots of similar coins like this, same pattern, airdrop free coins - hype - exchange - dump and runaway. This is a serious objection. I already saw it from the discharge.You say we have nothing to lose but non-airdrop members who buy from market will lose money from their pocket, so dont be selfish and think about others. Devs 10% are legitimate. If the market can not swallow that amount, then it must die. Ahead of 38 weeks. Time will tell. Personally, you can throw the results of your annual work 8) Title: Re: DeepOnion A Scam? Post by: Hoho29 on July 29, 2017, 07:10:26 PM interesting , i wish if i can register with DeepOnion free airdrop but sorry for me they don't accept newbie as in my case and it will take time to reach jr.member .
Title: Re: DeepOnion A Scam? Post by: Nebell on July 29, 2017, 07:18:30 PM Maybe not, but what's the point of this coin?
Anonymity? Tor network? Who cares about Tor and Deep Web really? Pedos and junkies? Title: Re: DeepOnion A Scam? Post by: MadPanda on July 29, 2017, 07:30:06 PM Deep Onions non ICO approach seems fair and the airdrops are a good incentive,
While it seems to only provide a upgraded transaction service and hopefully protection from quantum attacks in the future it doesn't seem to raise much in the flag department at the front however....this undertaking with only 4 team members the undertaking is monstrous, the fact the dev team isn't visually in the open is some what concerning as well the lack of service it provides and while being safe is yet perhaps to simple. Title: Re: DeepOnion A Scam? Post by: dolores13 on July 31, 2017, 07:54:22 PM Red flag
Some people think they have right to know which wallet belongs to who. This is why we created the DeepOnion https://deeponion.org/bitcointalk/avatar512.png @crypto-rainbow Why you ignore my question? Who possesses addresses from top-10 except for the first three addresses. And why such huge sums of ONION within several days have been sent to them? If we speak about transparency and equitable initial distribution, then the community has to know to whom these addresses belong and whether they will participate in POS. It is especially important in view of possible fast emergence at the exchanges. https://s2.postimg.org/xdolmtv61/image.png On these 7 addresses, is 89% FROM ALL AVAILABLE AT PRESENT ONIONS, BEING IN FREE CIRCULATION. It is the huge sum. Quote What about these addresses? http://178.62.250.234/richlist (http://178.62.250.234/richlist) To whom do they belong and why they have received such huge sums? 4 DgpjGyycH458NsFEj3piGjRhnkUvKBR2cM 501993.15206847 2.77 5 DX4qMLfAWZd1tbu15gEzsAoVxdhq6NC8sA 494718.16815066 2.73 6 Dceu19YxDe1WguPWeQrmm7ckGeSmt8b85h 250250.85827396 1.38 7 DWjCYg862cq3br8k4oPcipuKQyumBAU9KA 250166.40041095 1.38 8 DeRGsbkqSqLT2Lhf92uN2pV2uTNYyMiduz 246429.93717808 1.36 9 Dd6xwEVYpYZzsE2khrgpeHLG58fkgAm7sE 104726.14202738 0.58 10 DYpXPm37WoQCs3BkYWH2aX4CkwmsvsZQk3 73588.61965753 0.41 4. DgpjGyycH458NsFEj3piGjRhnkUvKBR2cM 30th Jul 2017 5:22:29 PM bd6249c42b5ec434b6d6ea45d1fded2263168d694e5573360817eaa1b0f40261 + 236.06575342 27th Jul 2017 6:56:49 AM b83a0c5f6ae7fd48c9ebcd19afc4362905de2ee511d08ac3268d5d826c04f8bd + 205.62547945 25th Jul 2017 7:01:58 PM a9b9101ca0f58df054142216a893a7fdb7e244558e3f9f07652a527dd12a02c5 + 675.95616438 20th Jul 2017 8:48:44 PM 57cb317161f91bbb0d23d1d49255bac3745fa7ca0f969aa0350e1c9edf1dbebb + 330.78849315 18th Jul 2017 10:55:16 AM 178cf3fb16263a26bc02ffed8ea7b5e14b75d2aa1af0dd577fdb8a7cc82cdd6a + 363.11041095 15th Jul 2017 7:21:55 PM 3b2ecf19411a2b295ec5ed8b61653954ac1f82262aea69914c6810e406880c95 + 500181.60576712 5 DX4qMLfAWZd1tbu15gEzsAoVxdhq6NC8sA 29th Jul 2017 9:42:24 AM 16092b0ff7ae0d63bcf36d8ee00c34fe7653eab1cfa24a9f61dd47339ebdb9a7 + 244.54712328 28th Jul 2017 5:13:22 AM 3a3fc546c8fc3cac950219dc0849004168b02062d3b6e7125dd106c889c6ab9d + 164.17643835 25th Jul 2017 7:01:51 PM c796a7441643cddb3e1e6b33f6a923c64454a39614c16d55e64459f10e8a2506 + 246.67315068 25th Jul 2017 7:01:59 PM aa9fd11d146160b352ac82eb52371b26cf1261dfb6f494cd2511d55f022f59e0 + 246.67917808 22nd Jul 2017 3:30:51 AM aae056ff8ccad5d0837b709f007b48eec1e6a57dd201f424c63f6714b94db9f9 + 208.07726027 20th Jul 2017 2:35:15 PM 7b86af7fbf5dd0c2a7d9b8b1f6f2ab450c93059306cbfe414e8b83295e961337 + 493608.01500000 6... 7.... 8.... etc. Title: Re: DeepOnion A Scam? Post by: turbulence on July 31, 2017, 10:24:15 PM Some people are never happy. Even getting free coins won't satisfy them. Everything is a scam and everything is shit. Oh well, more free airdrop coins for everyone else. And I don't care if they're someday worth something or not. I got them for doing pretty much nothing yup Title: Re: DeepOnion A Scam? Post by: Bambulee on July 31, 2017, 10:46:51 PM Warning !!! Deeponion Windows Wallet v1.1 (32/64 bit) !!!! https://deeponion.org/DeepOnion.zip DeepOnion.zip VirusTotal Scan is not clean !!! https://www.virustotal.com/en/file/53eb096edd8740ccbabbccc2651b4f47f1666d6d6211f766d2e598a15d4f6d79/analysis/1501519942/ After I Download DeepOnion.zip my PC open a dialog window for TeamViewer ??? , it is just a coincidence or somebody had the same issue ? https://i.imgur.com/Je0gbwk.png https://i.imgur.com/zlDrdaG.png Sorry Bro you have no plan of computer security. You Can See on the Scans only 2 of 60 alarms. Kaspersky and Zone alarm also says that is not a virus. And there are no Virus. Only a Virus in your Brain :D Send the File to the Lab of this Scanners and you will see her support will write you there is nothing "only a connection too the deep web" Title: Re: DeepOnion A Scam? Post by: doug_ie8 on July 31, 2017, 11:07:18 PM hah, or is this just a strategically created thread so the airdrop participants can spam "nah its legit" to get there 10 post quota?
Title: Re: DeepOnion A Scam? Post by: lijoe408 on July 31, 2017, 11:55:28 PM Deep Onions non ICO approach seems fair and the airdrops are a good incentive, While it seems to only provide a upgraded transaction service and hopefully protection from quantum attacks in the future it doesn't seem to raise much in the flag department at the front however....this undertaking with only 4 team members the undertaking is monstrous, the fact the dev team isn't visually in the open is some what concerning as well the lack of service it provides and while being safe is yet perhaps to simple. You can't expect dev team to be out in the open when they're creating an anonymous token to be used on the deepweb. If the token becomes used for some means of illicit exchange, i doubt the devs want to be potentially targeted by the gov or media. Title: Re: DeepOnion A Scam? Post by: imperium on August 01, 2017, 12:17:00 AM Unsure, has anyone signed up for iMPERIUM's bounty program yet?
https://www.imperium.network/#bountyprogram-section Title: Re: DeepOnion A Scam? Post by: jfieschi on August 01, 2017, 01:44:13 AM Sorry Bro you have no plan of computer security. You Can See on the Scans only 2 of 60 alarms. Kaspersky and Zone alarm also says that is not a virus. And there are no Virus. Only a Virus in your Brain :D Send the File to the Lab of this Scanners and you will see her support will write you there is nothing "only a connection too the deep web" Thanks. :) Title: Re: DeepOnion A Scam? Post by: dbc23 on August 01, 2017, 01:56:11 AM I'd say it's not an airdrop in the common usage sense. They're running a sig and guerilla marketing campaign for bounties, which is fine, but not an airdrop.
Airdrops in my interpretation rquire zero or near-zero(signup form) to receive. Once you're advertising for them you're working for your coins. With that said although the thread title is FUDtastic, the only support I really see is coming from those wearing the sig wearers, which doesn't pass a sniff test IMO. Title: Re: DeepOnion A Scam? Post by: joshuaj on August 01, 2017, 02:30:57 AM interesting , i wish if i can register with DeepOnion free airdrop but sorry for me they don't accept newbie as in my case and it will take time to reach jr.member . Yes, deeponion accept lowest from junior member at least you and I had a chance to join soon, bitsend now accept lowest rank from senior member, it's requirement is damn high... Title: Re: DeepOnion A Scam? Post by: Keeping Up on August 03, 2017, 07:59:35 AM ask yourselves... is something being stolen from you?
not! so how can it be a scam? . 90% may already be premined... but if airdrops will continue for 48 weeks... i guess all of us will get their fair share... :D Title: Re: DeepOnion A Scam? Post by: kissmarx on August 03, 2017, 09:10:50 AM ask yourselves... is something being stolen from you? not! so how can it be a scam? . 90% may already be premined... but if airdrops will continue for 48 weeks... i guess all of us will get their fair share... :D Correct. We share the same view. Those allegations are baseless as they don't understand that nothing was stolen. They didn't lose money. Now these people can spend time to comment on various threads. But they think that the little time to spend with 10 posts about DeepOnion are red flags. How baseless are these allegations? It is absolutely NOT A SCAM. Title: Re: DeepOnion A Scam? Post by: starblocks on August 03, 2017, 10:09:13 AM It seems legit as it would be far easier for the devs to go and create a scammy ICO with a whitepaper and no real tech if they really planned to rip anyone off don't you think ::)
Title: Re: DeepOnion A Scam? Post by: USBitcoinServices.Com on August 17, 2017, 04:19:00 AM Time will prove if this is a scam or not, Deeponion community is just growing, the main reason? It is community driven, no ICO, no whales!
Title: Re: DeepOnion A Scam? Post by: goldlyre on August 17, 2017, 04:41:04 AM I see the topic for the first time today and some flags here are in dark blue color, many colors it seems.
Title: Re: DeepOnion A Scam? Post by: MadPanda on August 18, 2017, 06:32:05 AM How can I trust a project that offers me no information on the team running the show?
Its about as safe as penetrating a glory hole I mean who knows what's on the other side. Title: Re: DeepOnion A Scam? Post by: the-doctor on September 29, 2017, 04:05:14 PM DeepOnion is one of the most interesting projects on crypto space today! It is very transparent every onion everyone knows where it goes. The developers are so skilled. The team is not just one/two guys like most of shit projects arround. And community is simply the best go deeponion.org checkout yourself the forum and you will understand why I am so supportive on DO.
Title: Re: DeepOnion A Scam? Post by: Inkdatar on September 29, 2017, 04:10:24 PM DeepOnion is one of the most interesting projects on crypto space today! It is very transparent every onion everyone knows where it goes. The developers are so skilled. The team is not just one/two guys like most of shit projects arround. And community is simply the best go deeponion.org checkout yourself the forum and you will understand why I am so supportive on DO. I dont think deeponion is a scam. I can see this project is also interesting and it has grown its community. Well let's see ahead its future. Title: Re: DeepOnion A Scam? Post by: allycn on September 29, 2017, 04:22:58 PM How are you being scammed if it is an airdrop? You are not currently paying for the coins. I guess you could buy them from people already selling what they have received, but that could happen with any other cryptocurrency that may or may not be a scam.
Isn't DeepOnion's airdrop similar to a bounty campaign by creating hype? People will dump this coin just as they would dump other ICO coins they invested in or received by participating in their bounty campaign. Title: Re: DeepOnion A Scam? Post by: PursuitofGainz on September 29, 2017, 04:30:06 PM I don't think that DeepOnion is a scam. I mean why would you think it is so? The 90% pre-mine is for all the airdrops to qualified members in [Suspicious link removed]. There is nothing bad about that. Those with ICOs where you invest your BTC are most likely to scam. But with DeepOnion to scam? I don't think so. I trust DeepOnion. I personally couldn't agree more. Surprised as to what op is trying to say about the guys running this coin. Title: Re: DeepOnion A Scam? Post by: McWorse on September 29, 2017, 07:20:29 PM Maybe it was planned as scam. But the unbelievable success of the campaign with this huge community now means: Pressure for the devs. To have so many fans and supporters suddenly can cause vanity. And vanity can prevent you from running away.
So: Maybe planned as scam, but now on the way to become a serious project? On the other hand: If devs will quit and run away, members of the community can start developing the coin further on, because they don't want to see this project (their hopes, their community) dying. And they don't want to surrender to the critics. That can be a strong motivation. I took part at the airdrop for several weeks. But the hurdle of the 10 posts per week is to high for me now, I have not enough time for that, unfortunately. I don't know, if DO is scam. I read a lot of accusations in the last months, but I never saw a real proof, or an irrefutable evidence. Because I do always believe more in the good than in the bad (I know, that this is a difficult property nowadays...), I assume that the devs have honourable intents. I wish them luck, I wish them a strong and helpful community, I wish them success. Please let the critics look like retards. ;D And thank you very much for all the onions I got! Regards! McW Title: Re: DeepOnion A Scam? Post by: mozillaspez on September 29, 2017, 08:37:26 PM DeepOnion is one of the most interesting projects on crypto space today! It is very transparent every onion everyone knows where it goes. The developers are so skilled. The team is not just one/two guys like most of shit projects arround. And community is simply the best go deeponion.org checkout yourself the forum and you will understand why I am so supportive on DO. Deep onion is, in my opinion, a very transparent and safe thing. Its whole system is very well organized and maintained and especially the people who are running it are really hardworking quite expert. Of its own kind, deep onion is a smooth and interesting thing happening today.Title: Re: DeepOnion A Scam? Post by: Bambulee on September 29, 2017, 09:15:03 PM DeepOnion is no Scam, there is a good team and a good Dev and the airdrop supply is now 250k weekly and increasing in 2-3 weeks. So the Premine is now only 70% and after week 40 there is only a premine of 10% :)
You can mine the Onions and you can stake the Onions also, thats really nice. Title: Re: DeepOnion A Scam? Post by: Helsing on September 29, 2017, 09:19:31 PM I think there is no point of scamming already existing coin which is on real market, even if devs have most of the coins the best way for them is better promotion and list ONION on as many as possible markets to have better value of this coin in the future.
Title: Re: DeepOnion A Scam? Post by: Swinging Phallus on September 30, 2017, 12:02:07 AM Red flag Some people think they have right to know which wallet belongs to who. This is why we created the DeepOnion https://deeponion.org/bitcointalk/avatar512.png @crypto-rainbow Why you ignore my question? Who possesses addresses from top-10 except for the first three addresses. And why such huge sums of ONION within several days have been sent to them? If we speak about transparency and equitable initial distribution, then the community has to know to whom these addresses belong and whether they will participate in POS. It is especially important in view of possible fast emergence at the exchanges. https://s2.postimg.org/xdolmtv61/image.png On these 7 addresses, is 89% FROM ALL AVAILABLE AT PRESENT ONIONS, BEING IN FREE CIRCULATION. It is the huge sum. Quote What about these addresses? http://178.62.250.234/richlist (http://178.62.250.234/richlist) To whom do they belong and why they have received such huge sums? 4 DgpjGyycH458NsFEj3piGjRhnkUvKBR2cM 501993.15206847 2.77 5 DX4qMLfAWZd1tbu15gEzsAoVxdhq6NC8sA 494718.16815066 2.73 6 Dceu19YxDe1WguPWeQrmm7ckGeSmt8b85h 250250.85827396 1.38 7 DWjCYg862cq3br8k4oPcipuKQyumBAU9KA 250166.40041095 1.38 8 DeRGsbkqSqLT2Lhf92uN2pV2uTNYyMiduz 246429.93717808 1.36 9 Dd6xwEVYpYZzsE2khrgpeHLG58fkgAm7sE 104726.14202738 0.58 10 DYpXPm37WoQCs3BkYWH2aX4CkwmsvsZQk3 73588.61965753 0.41 4. DgpjGyycH458NsFEj3piGjRhnkUvKBR2cM 30th Jul 2017 5:22:29 PM bd6249c42b5ec434b6d6ea45d1fded2263168d694e5573360817eaa1b0f40261 + 236.06575342 27th Jul 2017 6:56:49 AM b83a0c5f6ae7fd48c9ebcd19afc4362905de2ee511d08ac3268d5d826c04f8bd + 205.62547945 25th Jul 2017 7:01:58 PM a9b9101ca0f58df054142216a893a7fdb7e244558e3f9f07652a527dd12a02c5 + 675.95616438 20th Jul 2017 8:48:44 PM 57cb317161f91bbb0d23d1d49255bac3745fa7ca0f969aa0350e1c9edf1dbebb + 330.78849315 18th Jul 2017 10:55:16 AM 178cf3fb16263a26bc02ffed8ea7b5e14b75d2aa1af0dd577fdb8a7cc82cdd6a + 363.11041095 15th Jul 2017 7:21:55 PM 3b2ecf19411a2b295ec5ed8b61653954ac1f82262aea69914c6810e406880c95 + 500181.60576712 5 DX4qMLfAWZd1tbu15gEzsAoVxdhq6NC8sA 29th Jul 2017 9:42:24 AM 16092b0ff7ae0d63bcf36d8ee00c34fe7653eab1cfa24a9f61dd47339ebdb9a7 + 244.54712328 28th Jul 2017 5:13:22 AM 3a3fc546c8fc3cac950219dc0849004168b02062d3b6e7125dd106c889c6ab9d + 164.17643835 25th Jul 2017 7:01:51 PM c796a7441643cddb3e1e6b33f6a923c64454a39614c16d55e64459f10e8a2506 + 246.67315068 25th Jul 2017 7:01:59 PM aa9fd11d146160b352ac82eb52371b26cf1261dfb6f494cd2511d55f022f59e0 + 246.67917808 22nd Jul 2017 3:30:51 AM aae056ff8ccad5d0837b709f007b48eec1e6a57dd201f424c63f6714b94db9f9 + 208.07726027 20th Jul 2017 2:35:15 PM 7b86af7fbf5dd0c2a7d9b8b1f6f2ab450c93059306cbfe414e8b83295e961337 + 493608.01500000 6... 7.... 8.... etc. That's some damning evidence, this brings a big red flag. When the developers do not show themselves with no personal info it's already a no go for me - this is always consistent in every scam. In Deeponion's case it seems relevant for the core developers to give no background information of themselves because of the protocol of their project, which is a perfect scenario if it were to be a scam. I believe that even if there were airdrops there is still a big vulnerability, sure you got your coins for free but the moment they gain value these wallets with 80+% of the total currency will be who are making profit by dumping. All the airdropped wallets will just act as shills to add value to a coin that will only make profit for these premined wallets. This was very well planned if it is to be a scam (which I'm almost certainly sure it is). Title: Re: DeepOnion A Scam? Post by: jasindu36 on September 30, 2017, 04:57:33 AM Are you in your senses you might be reject for free airdrop twice I think so, that why you are speaking ill of deeponion on the other hand Dev of deeponion is very good. Deeponion has huge potential you will see in future. Only those people are speaking negative or posting negative who didn't get any free coins or been rejected.
Title: Re: DeepOnion A Scam? Post by: Helsing on September 30, 2017, 08:20:51 AM Guys really if you are afraid of project don't invest on it (there are so many others that everyone can find something for yourself).
Just do your research, I believe in this project it has huge potential and this is not only one with hube bags of coins many other ICOs have devs with same bags so there is always possibility to get dumped but who would do such thing, better to wait until project will be huge and earn much more. Title: Re: DeepOnion A Scam? Post by: TomUyamot on September 30, 2017, 08:40:29 AM The battle continues. It is hard to stop this. Deep Onion has become more famous because of this. Because deep onion topic will become widespread. And remember that this project has so big a community that they can easily respond all in favor of deep onion. I cannot tell now whether this project is scam or not. For now it is faring well, save for some accusations.
Title: Re: DeepOnion A Scam? Post by: squatter on September 30, 2017, 09:53:24 AM The battle continues. It is hard to stop this. Deep Onion has become more famous because of this. Because deep onion topic will become widespread. And remember that this project has so big a community that they can easily respond all in favor of deep onion. I cannot tell now whether this project is scam or not. For now it is faring well, save for some accusations. It comes off like a Multi-Level Marketing scheme. So many scam accusations, and never any real responses. No attempt to save face by the developers. They just send out their army of low-level shills, who generally don't have a strong enough grasp of English to even address the accusations. It's not faring well, either. It's only traded on that horrible exchange, Nova. It has very low volume and has plummeted in value. There is no economic activity on the network besides bounties/airdrop. Title: Re: DeepOnion A Scam? Post by: Board-Room on September 30, 2017, 03:54:26 PM Has been conclusively shown to be a scam. See for example here
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2057229.new#new Title: Re: DeepOnion A Scam? Post by: vectisitch on September 30, 2017, 04:02:55 PM Has been conclusively shown to be a scam. See for example here https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2057229.new#new lolol. all those top wallets are on the chain for all to see. the amounts that are moved can be seen and so far it's consistent with the airdrops and bounty payouts. so it's a big premine? does that automatically tell you it's a scam? of course not. how can you airdrop any coins if you don't hold them?? Title: Re: DeepOnion A Scam? Post by: Bambulee on September 30, 2017, 10:28:55 PM Has been conclusively shown to be a scam. See for example here https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2057229.new#new The Proof is Bullshit, you can see on the blockexplorer and on coinmarketcap here https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/deeponion/ that the Circulating Supply is growing every week. Title: Re: DeepOnion A Scam? Post by: Swinging Phallus on September 30, 2017, 10:46:30 PM It's still something to take into consideration...
Title: Re: DeepOnion A Scam? Post by: mevmike on October 10, 2017, 04:54:48 AM The battle continues. It is hard to stop this. Deep Onion has become more famous because of this. Because deep onion topic will become widespread. And remember that this project has so big a community that they can easily respond all in favor of deep onion. I cannot tell now whether this project is scam or not. For now it is faring well, save for some accusations. It comes off like a Multi-Level Marketing scheme. So many scam accusations, and never any real responses. No attempt to save face by the developers. They just send out their army of low-level shills, who generally don't have a strong enough grasp of English to even address the accusations. It's not faring well, either. It's only traded on that horrible exchange, Nova. It has very low volume and has plummeted in value. There is no economic activity on the network besides bounties/airdrop. As what you have said there are so many scam ACCUSATIONS... you said it yourself that this are all accusations.. and accusations needed not to be disproved until those who accuses proves that their stories are true first. DeepOnion is still thriving despite of all the accusations and i believe it will continue to do so even after the airdrop's completion... :D Title: Re: DeepOnion A Scam? Post by: Digitalbitcoin on October 19, 2017, 02:11:27 AM Stay away. I am not participate in airdrop or not even interested, but just willing to take a look I download wallet file and perform some activities also ask for bounty, But unbelievable experience.
Till date no bounty payment. And when ask for bounty on their own forum no reply. Dev team is busy in airdrop, designing, promotion etc. Seems group of people engaging poor and new users by dreaming them. But it's very harmful in coming future, when Dev dump premined coins. Many newbie and crypto enthusiast are misleading. Anyway use own intelligence before making any financial activities, it can loss your equity. Title: Re: DeepOnion A Scam? Post by: Filmmmakerr on October 19, 2017, 03:13:44 AM Stay away. I am not participate in airdrop or not even interested, but just willing to take a look I download wallet file and perform some activities also ask for bounty, But unbelievable experience. Till date no bounty payment. And when ask for bounty on their own forum no reply. Dev team is busy in airdrop, designing, promotion etc. Seems group of people engaging poor and new users by dreaming them. But it's very harmful in coming future, when Dev dump premined coins. Many newbie and crypto enthusiast are misleading. Anyway use own intelligence before making any financial activities, it can loss your equity. Have you tried contact any of the dev's on the deep onion forum? from my knowledge they always pay out and accordingly. I can say deep onion is no scam, if they are taking a long time to pay bounties I'm sure theres a valid excuse. Title: Re: DeepOnion A Scam? Post by: ASHLIUSZ on October 19, 2017, 03:23:27 AM I don't find drugs anything wrong around the market for deep onion. It seems to be pumping high and after certain price point this went low making it fluctuate low without much marginal increase. Hope this will get into the listed coins for long term earning as growth seems sustained.
Title: Re: DeepOnion A Scam? Post by: RDNX on October 19, 2017, 03:29:20 AM Ehh, why so easy to call some coin scam? Haters?
Title: Re: DeepOnion A Scam? Post by: Sikka157 on October 19, 2017, 03:52:52 AM You must be one of the people who has been blacklisted on the DeepOnion airdrop.
Otherwise, I dont see a reason you would try to spread fud about one of the most genuine and active crypto community. The developers are very active, the community members are very active. The DeepOnion ANN is the fastest growing thread on bitcointalk forum. (1550 pages in just 3 months) I am part of the airdrop and I have not seen a community which gives so much to its members while asking so little from them. You can check the DeepOnion ANN at https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2006010.0 Also make sure to check the DeepOnion community forum at https://deeponion.org/community/ OR you could click the link in my signature. Title: Re: DeepOnion A Scam? Post by: tondalink on October 19, 2017, 03:55:55 AM i will not join
Title: Re: DeepOnion A Scam? Post by: culuuton on October 19, 2017, 04:03:18 AM I believe deeponion and the way it has been performing. I am not in the airdrop but amazing what is going on with this coin, people will prefer to make transactions with ONION in the future.
Title: Re: DeepOnion A Scam? Post by: Ziskinberg on October 19, 2017, 05:07:16 AM In my simple analysis based on the information I read I don't think it's a scam, everyone has their own opinion and if they believe it's a scam then don't buy it. I guess we are smart enough to make a good decision when investing as it involves money and we should be careful, until now it is only traded in nova and although the price is high but the volume pretty low. Only time will tell and if devs will deliver it will succeed but I don't see it's a scam, in fact it's a unique project to protect our privacy.
Title: Re: DeepOnion A Scam? Post by: NaissuR on October 19, 2017, 05:10:39 AM There are many red flags concerning DeepOnion - in this thread we are going to collect it all. Please feel free to post posts that were deleted in the DeepOnion thread here. Thank you and enjoy your stay Explain? Did you miss the airdrop? LOL i can tell that onion community people are kiddies.. if someone says something bad about the onion they all start to say something like : its because "he missed airdrop" or "he is mad on onion" or "he has been blacklisted!" when other people bring actual facts about this coin being a scam onion community are funny people Title: Re: DeepOnion A Scam? Post by: yasukata on October 19, 2017, 05:13:21 AM Is it a fraud? I download Wallet to join, but I can not synchronize well. I also have a conf file ...
Title: Re: DeepOnion A Scam? Post by: Caesar-Giulius on October 19, 2017, 05:23:39 AM Is it a fraud? I download Wallet to join, but I can not synchronize well. I also have a conf file ... It is not a fraud, you need a config file for syncing. Here is a tutorial and your wallet should sync after doing the steps. Feel free to ask any question if you have problem. You may want to join the community, there are plenty of tutorials around. https://deeponion.org/community/threads/deeponion-tutorial-adding-a-conf-file-for-non-syncing-wallets.243/ Title: Re: DeepOnion A Scam? Post by: Digitalbitcoin on October 19, 2017, 11:08:39 AM Stay away. I am not participate in airdrop or not even interested, but just willing to take a look I download wallet file and perform some activities also ask for bounty, But unbelievable experience. Till date no bounty payment. And when ask for bounty on their own forum no reply. Dev team is busy in airdrop, designing, promotion etc. Seems group of people engaging poor and new users by dreaming them. But it's very harmful in coming future, when Dev dump premined coins. Many newbie and crypto enthusiast are misleading. Anyway use own intelligence before making any financial activities, it can loss your equity. Have you tried contact any of the dev's on the deep onion forum? from my knowledge they always pay out and accordingly. I can say deep onion is no scam, if they are taking a long time to pay bounties I'm sure theres a valid excuse. I am here on bitcointalk achieved Hero member level. It means I have at least sense of posting. And everyone will agree with me. Check snap below CRYPTO is my username. https://s1.postimg.org/846cvh645r/Screenshot_2017-10-19-16-33-24-829.jpg Title: Re: DeepOnion A Scam? Post by: lynn0729 on October 19, 2017, 11:19:07 AM Why should you say like this? Come on,it is the airdrop that you are joining,costing no money.what will be cheated? I
Title: Re: DeepOnion A Scam? Post by: jyotianand01 on October 19, 2017, 11:42:50 AM Have u a solid reason to say DEEPONION a scam as they are giving airdrop free and many people getting their coins. I am also in their airdrop and getting my share every week and can sell my 10% any time as per their rule and every bounty or airdrop have its own rules, If you follow their rules then you got your share every week and you can sell 10% of your weekly and balance you can sell at close of their all airdrops.
Title: Re: DeepOnion A Scam? Post by: Digitalbitcoin on October 19, 2017, 11:59:26 AM Have u a solid reason to say DEEPONION a scam as they are giving airdrop free and many people getting their coins. I am also in their airdrop and getting my share every week and can sell my 10% any time as per their rule and every bounty or airdrop have its own rules, If you follow their rules then you got your share every week and you can sell 10% of your weekly and balance you can sell at close of their all airdrops. First thing I am not participated in airdrop, and not even interested. But when I see many user talking about DeepOnion so joined forum. And make some activities for bounty, but till date no bounty received. Even when ask for eligibility for bounty and rewards I got message. Already posted image in thread. These things take me to think for DeepOnion. Few other reason are also not satisfying me for DeepOnion. Title: Re: DeepOnion A Scam? Post by: mR.k0fka on October 19, 2017, 12:17:00 PM Red flag Some people think they have right to know which wallet belongs to who. This is why we created the DeepOnion https://deeponion.org/bitcointalk/avatar512.png @crypto-rainbow Why you ignore my question? Who possesses addresses from top-10 except for the first three addresses. And why such huge sums of ONION within several days have been sent to them? If we speak about transparency and equitable initial distribution, then the community has to know to whom these addresses belong and whether they will participate in POS. It is especially important in view of possible fast emergence at the exchanges. https://s2.postimg.org/xdolmtv61/image.png On these 7 addresses, is 89% FROM ALL AVAILABLE AT PRESENT ONIONS, BEING IN FREE CIRCULATION. It is the huge sum. Quote What about these addresses? http://178.62.250.234/richlist (http://178.62.250.234/richlist) To whom do they belong and why they have received such huge sums? 4 DgpjGyycH458NsFEj3piGjRhnkUvKBR2cM 501993.15206847 2.77 5 DX4qMLfAWZd1tbu15gEzsAoVxdhq6NC8sA 494718.16815066 2.73 6 Dceu19YxDe1WguPWeQrmm7ckGeSmt8b85h 250250.85827396 1.38 7 DWjCYg862cq3br8k4oPcipuKQyumBAU9KA 250166.40041095 1.38 8 DeRGsbkqSqLT2Lhf92uN2pV2uTNYyMiduz 246429.93717808 1.36 9 Dd6xwEVYpYZzsE2khrgpeHLG58fkgAm7sE 104726.14202738 0.58 10 DYpXPm37WoQCs3BkYWH2aX4CkwmsvsZQk3 73588.61965753 0.41 4. DgpjGyycH458NsFEj3piGjRhnkUvKBR2cM 30th Jul 2017 5:22:29 PM bd6249c42b5ec434b6d6ea45d1fded2263168d694e5573360817eaa1b0f40261 + 236.06575342 27th Jul 2017 6:56:49 AM b83a0c5f6ae7fd48c9ebcd19afc4362905de2ee511d08ac3268d5d826c04f8bd + 205.62547945 25th Jul 2017 7:01:58 PM a9b9101ca0f58df054142216a893a7fdb7e244558e3f9f07652a527dd12a02c5 + 675.95616438 20th Jul 2017 8:48:44 PM 57cb317161f91bbb0d23d1d49255bac3745fa7ca0f969aa0350e1c9edf1dbebb + 330.78849315 18th Jul 2017 10:55:16 AM 178cf3fb16263a26bc02ffed8ea7b5e14b75d2aa1af0dd577fdb8a7cc82cdd6a + 363.11041095 15th Jul 2017 7:21:55 PM 3b2ecf19411a2b295ec5ed8b61653954ac1f82262aea69914c6810e406880c95 + 500181.60576712 5 DX4qMLfAWZd1tbu15gEzsAoVxdhq6NC8sA 29th Jul 2017 9:42:24 AM 16092b0ff7ae0d63bcf36d8ee00c34fe7653eab1cfa24a9f61dd47339ebdb9a7 + 244.54712328 28th Jul 2017 5:13:22 AM 3a3fc546c8fc3cac950219dc0849004168b02062d3b6e7125dd106c889c6ab9d + 164.17643835 25th Jul 2017 7:01:51 PM c796a7441643cddb3e1e6b33f6a923c64454a39614c16d55e64459f10e8a2506 + 246.67315068 25th Jul 2017 7:01:59 PM aa9fd11d146160b352ac82eb52371b26cf1261dfb6f494cd2511d55f022f59e0 + 246.67917808 22nd Jul 2017 3:30:51 AM aae056ff8ccad5d0837b709f007b48eec1e6a57dd201f424c63f6714b94db9f9 + 208.07726027 20th Jul 2017 2:35:15 PM 7b86af7fbf5dd0c2a7d9b8b1f6f2ab450c93059306cbfe414e8b83295e961337 + 493608.01500000 6... 7.... 8.... etc. That's some damning evidence, this brings a big red flag. When the developers do not show themselves with no personal info it's already a no go for me - this is always consistent in every scam. In Deeponion's case it seems relevant for the core developers to give no background information of themselves because of the protocol of their project, which is a perfect scenario if it were to be a scam. I believe that even if there were airdrops there is still a big vulnerability, sure you got your coins for free but the moment they gain value these wallets with 80+% of the total currency will be who are making profit by dumping. All the airdropped wallets will just act as shills to add value to a coin that will only make profit for these premined wallets. This was very well planned if it is to be a scam (which I'm almost certainly sure it is). i think that after 12 rounds of airdrop, when every user gets 600 ONIONS every week, plus the trading it shall be more decentralized and not 5 addresses have 89% of the coins Title: Re: DeepOnion A Scam? Post by: Nebell on October 19, 2017, 12:21:06 PM I do not trust this coin, scam or not.
It was a very clever tactic to keep everyone from dumping more than 10% of their total coins. It pumped the value to $5 or so, then someone did a huge dump and it's currently worth $0.6. That someone could've very well been the developers. Plenty of white knights here, but they can't deny the facts. The coin is worth way less than for example Hush, which basically has no development ::) Title: Re: DeepOnion A Scam? Post by: RamBahadur.Gurung on October 19, 2017, 12:28:01 PM Dev staking all 90% premine , Dump in the road. You are wrong. More than 70% of the coins are distributed in airdrops to the Bitcointalk members. The devs get no more than 10% of the total. The remaining 20% is reserved for bounties and other promotional campaigns. You can get more details from their ANN thread. Title: Re: DeepOnion A Scam? Post by: silent17 on October 19, 2017, 12:41:55 PM Another Deep Onion Scam issue, I don't really know why is deep onion became a scam, I know the fact that 90% of the pre mined is for the dev. But why is deep onion became a scam by doing that?
Title: Re: DeepOnion A Scam? Post by: mari4nn3 on October 19, 2017, 01:37:27 PM Stay away. I am not participate in airdrop or not even interested, but just willing to take a look I download wallet file and perform some activities also ask for bounty, But unbelievable experience. Till date no bounty payment. And when ask for bounty on their own forum no reply. Dev team is busy in airdrop, designing, promotion etc. Seems group of people engaging poor and new users by dreaming them. But it's very harmful in coming future, when Dev dump premined coins. Many newbie and crypto enthusiast are misleading. Anyway use own intelligence before making any financial activities, it can loss your equity. If you reach the dev team in the community forum using the ticket system they will tell you why you haven't got your airdrop tokens. You are not the first making this type of statements but I can confirm many people I know from crypto for a long time are all receiving their tokens. They are very strict with the rules, thats a fact and IMO a good thing to, because they have to be as there are lots of people buying accounts and trying to pass with multiple accounts to collect more than they should. Go to the community forum and try to see why you have been rejected. Title: Re: DeepOnion A Scam? Post by: babsjoe on October 19, 2017, 01:41:07 PM Guys are getting richer every friday you on the other hand get broke by spending the little resources you have on attacking peole's hard work! I am not in deep onions but many of my friends are and they are happy and positive about the deep onion's future likewise theirs!
Title: Re: DeepOnion A Scam? Post by: Gorgeous011235 on October 19, 2017, 01:49:01 PM Haters gonna hate.
It's been a while since i joined DeepOnion cause and community. Let me tell you that it's a very very solid project..the community is growing..the devs are working hard and developing some very useful and interesting features. They are also managing their premine coins very fairly giving to all contributors the right and deserved bounties. I can tell you clearly (and not just because i am involved in the community) that it's one of the best projects out there and all of you skeptics will have to change your mind about DO very soon 8) Title: Re: DeepOnion A Scam? Post by: bryant.coleman on October 19, 2017, 03:42:57 PM I have participated in four of their airdrops, and have received coins worth close to $3,000. If I want, I could dump all my coins and convert them to either fiat cash or Bitcoin. But I am not doing that, as I know that this particular coin is having a lot of potential. In future, it can give significant competition to the other anonymous crypto-currencies such as Monero and Blackbytes.
Title: Re: DeepOnion A Scam? Post by: KKbit on October 19, 2017, 03:55:40 PM So much misleading facts in this thread that it hurts my eyes. Over 70% of DeepOnion tokens are given for free to the community over 40 week rounds, and other 20% are given in bounties to the people who contribute to DeepOnion with videos tutorials, promo videos, graphics, articles, etc. Only 10% will be hold by the dev team, which I think, for all they have done it's not that much.
People that do not receive their tokens should contact admins and try to understand why their account wasn't accepted, if you following the rules you will for sure have your tokens. Title: Re: DeepOnion A Scam? Post by: hodlftw on October 19, 2017, 04:18:58 PM So much misleading facts in this thread that it hurts my eyes. Over 70% of DeepOnion tokens are given for free to the community over 40 week rounds, and other 20% are given in bounties to the people who contribute to DeepOnion with videos tutorials, promo videos, graphics, articles, etc. Only 10% will be hold by the dev team, which I think, for all they have done it's not that much. People that do not receive their tokens should contact admins and try to understand why their account wasn't accepted, if you following the rules you will for sure have your tokens. Yah hard to read all the bs going around here but oh well what can you do really but try and educate. It is pretty obvious that some individuals here are salty for not getting accepted (which is fine but note it) or for one of the reasons above making wild accusations that has not been proven. If you are gonna make such outlandish statements then at least back that dumb shit up? Oh yeah the devs dumped pre-mine, oh yeah its a scam, oh yeah its a cult... like come on. The devs are constantly communicating with us and coming out with new features, they AIRDROP the coins every week (no scam), and yes the rules are strict to enter. If this is too much bad news for you then I suggest you look elsewhere for a better project. But if you actually read what DeepOnion is about and actually look at how the community is developing you would see there is reason to be optimistic here. Sure it may not reach top 5 marketcap one day or something but it is still a very solid project that I think will eventually crack the top 25-50 marketcap in coins. Good day! Title: Re: DeepOnion A Scam? Post by: abeke on October 19, 2017, 05:10:55 PM As I understood correctly I cannot join airdrop because my account was created after 1st Sep? Correct me if I'm wrong.
Title: Re: DeepOnion A Scam? Post by: Caesar-Giulius on October 19, 2017, 05:57:51 PM As I understood correctly I cannot join airdrop because my account was created after 1st Sep? Correct me if I'm wrong. You are right. As of now, you can’t participate in the airdrop. But don’t lose hope, maybe one day the rules will change. Meanwhile, you may want to join the DeepOnion community, there are other bounty you can try to join. You can find the link in my signature. Good luck. Title: Re: DeepOnion A Scam? Post by: erep on October 19, 2017, 06:05:52 PM I dont know whether it is a scam or not but I have experienced their ban without any reason. They didnt even allow me to ask the question as why I was removed. That is a little odd compared to other airdrops/signature campaigns.
Just so that people know, it is signature campaign not an airdrop. Title: Re: DeepOnion A Scam? Post by: FundCoin.io on October 19, 2017, 06:06:24 PM doesn't look like scam to me at all, maybe not the most useful and with the bright future, but not scam
Title: Re: DeepOnion A Scam? Post by: Lewoll on October 19, 2017, 06:25:15 PM It seems a scam because it has indeed a red tag but those only are speculations but maybe because they are running it to 4 week long and having an airdrop 40 times. But the campaign administrator seems pretty legitimate. I don't know and I'm not sure but we will know after 40 weeks is over.
Title: Re: DeepOnion A Scam? Post by: Filmmmakerr on October 19, 2017, 07:40:45 PM I have participated in four of their airdrops, and have received coins worth close to $3,000. If I want, I could dump all my coins and convert them to either fiat cash or Bitcoin. But I am not doing that, as I know that this particular coin is having a lot of potential. In future, it can give significant competition to the other anonymous crypto-currencies such as Monero and Blackbytes. Ahh, the beauty of being a legendary member. 4x the coin as anyone else ;) Title: Re: DeepOnion A Scam? Post by: Realtoreel on November 09, 2017, 12:33:09 PM Dev staking all 90% premine , Dump in the road. Did the dev keep the 90% premine for them?? lol dev plan to distribute most to the community, 2 rounds airdrops done and 38 more to come, so is premine an issue? BTW, almost all ICOs premine 90-100%, they exchange the premine to BTC or ETH, and keep for themselves. No one complains there, but DeepOnion premined and distribute most of the premined, this becomes a scam?? the world is reverse for these people! As i know the premined coins are mostly dropped by airdrop, bountys etc 10% i think are for devs Title: Re: DeepOnion A Scam? Post by: NaissuR on November 09, 2017, 12:34:35 PM Well, i dont see any real deal around this coin
their style is not compatible for the real exchanges.. Title: Re: DeepOnion A Scam? Post by: blueman44 on November 26, 2017, 09:39:18 PM Obviously I do not qualify for the airdrop with deeponion, what is the general feeling of simply buying into it? From what I have read, there is a lot of speculation over the last few months but they seem to be hitting the development targets? How about the changes to the airdrop rules for round 16 onwards, is everyone happy with that?
Obviously there are no guarantees but just trying to get a general feel for where things stand end of November. Appreciate your thoughts. Title: Re: DeepOnion A Scam? Post by: Cryptalking on November 27, 2017, 01:08:12 PM There are many red flags concerning DeepOnion - in this thread we are going to collect it all. Please feel free to post posts that were deleted in the DeepOnion thread here. Thank you and enjoy your stay Explain? Did you miss the airdrop? Kill me now :D :D :D Title: Re: DeepOnion A Scam? Post by: coinInvestX5 on November 27, 2017, 08:38:56 PM Well, obviously DeepOnion is not a scam.
You might like the way the project is made and run or not, but it's definitely not a scam. Just because some of you disagree with some of the project rules, doesn't mean the whole project is a scam. Title: Re: DeepOnion A Scam? Post by: Ziskinberg on November 27, 2017, 11:06:23 PM Well, obviously DeepOnion is not a scam. I agree with you on that, in fact I just bought a big number of onions when it was below $1 because I know price will back up due to a big community support. I am also aware that one of the devs are in red trust but you can still see how people are supporting this project. As of now in their forum alone, they have already over 500 active members who participated in the airdrop and the good thing is that it's growing.You might like the way the project is made and run or not, but it's definitely not a scam. Just because some of you disagree with some of the project rules, doesn't mean the whole project is a scam. Title: Re: DeepOnion A Scam? Post by: Setanta68 on November 27, 2017, 11:13:59 PM DeepOnion is not a scam. Although I am new to the site it all seems well above board. The airdrops are there for anyone who takes the time and effort to get involved. Although I am not involved in the airdrops at the moment I hope to in the future and am doing my best to get to that stage. They are also giving Onions away if you get involved in the community. The Onion is rising in price every day.
Title: Re: DeepOnion A Scam? Post by: StrikerEureka on November 27, 2017, 11:42:02 PM If you want to know how a real scam looks like than take a look at Paragoncoin for example: a proven criminal and a instagram model made millions and sold their coins from 1 to 2.5 usd in their ICO that are now trading at 0.22 usd and since the ICO ended both left their community in the dust and are probably living lambo life somewhere now.
I know Deeponion since August and have seen its progress and the effort the devs put in for an airdrop where they just give out their onions for free. They released the wallet and had a working cryptocurrency even before the airdrop started and are constantly improving and updating this project with a big load of upcoming features still in the pipeline and not released yet. I know the dev team is anon but I see their passion and their skills and I fully trust them. What do you even have to lose in a free airdrop? lol As I understood correctly I cannot join airdrop because my account was created after 1st Sep? Correct me if I'm wrong. The rules have changed lately so you are now eligible if you still want to joinTitle: Re: DeepOnion A Scam? Post by: Altero on November 27, 2017, 11:54:39 PM I think there is nothing wrong with deeponion, besides they have given chances everyone to participate their airdrops and those who are rejected from their previous applications. Their Dev are totally active in their separate forum, though it takes challenge to be a part of their team but I believe they are totally worth it.
Title: Re: DeepOnion A Scam? Post by: arnew1 on December 11, 2017, 12:03:04 PM All the hate! but the onion keeps going up. i like this project
Title: Re: DeepOnion A Scam? Post by: staker$ on December 19, 2017, 04:12:24 PM It doesn't mean that a coin is pre-mined that it is a scam. There are many pre-mined coins in the market like Ripple, would you dare say it is a scam because it is a pre-mined coin? Also, it doesn't mean that a coin is distributed through airdrop that it is a scam right away. It is but fitting to allow DeepOnion to prove what it has been trying to prove in the long run and it is not wise to quickly label it a scam.
Title: Re: DeepOnion A Scam? Post by: GambleTime on December 20, 2017, 03:54:14 PM Haters, Competitors, anonymous crypto owner....are trying to clip the wings....before it start flying. Because it has alot of nice features and the best community to advertise it and it will rise and they know it.
Title: Re: DeepOnion A Scam? Post by: Realtoreel on January 24, 2018, 05:47:25 AM I get the feelin 90% of people talking of dump here dont even know what it is.
Title: Re: DeepOnion A Scam? Post by: bitfaz on January 27, 2018, 10:57:16 AM But what's happen? the price is dump also today...i'm a bit scared....
Title: Re: DeepOnion A Scam? Post by: Arcoin1 on April 11, 2018, 10:44:37 AM I'm not quite sure how to ask such clear questions without being sure about DeepOnion. I think that the opinions of trustworthy people should be taken for further research.
Title: Re: DeepOnion A Scam? Post by: dadanpradana on July 24, 2018, 06:24:07 AM I am not following the DeepOninon campaign but why do many still use its siganture if the deepOnion is a SCAM?
maybe you can check it all on his website or you bia question in his ANN telegram before you make this thread. Title: Re: DeepOnion A Scam? Post by: Ceballos on July 24, 2018, 06:25:35 AM Deep Onion is a dump and pump coin. and miners are playing with the prices.
They will easyly manuplate the prices. I do not mine and use deep onion for any purposes Title: Re: DeepOnion A Scam? Post by: DesertOasis3 on July 24, 2018, 06:37:17 AM Deep Onion was one of those great if you were in the right place at the right time coins. Being a free airdrop coin for performing some weekly tasks and holding in your wallet it rose from around $1.50 to $18 then eventually crashed below $1 so there were some profits to be had if your timing was good. Seems many people have deserted the project now so not much of a future there.
Title: Re: DeepOnion A Scam? Post by: engesi on July 24, 2018, 06:38:08 AM DeepOnion is currently the biggest controversy on the BTT forum. Supporters believe that DeepOnion is a potential and sincere project. Opponents believe that DeepOnion is a scam. I didn't participate in DeepOnion's airdrop, but I don't reject it. DeepOnion try to Building a strong community, it is undeniable that it has been successful, which is what we all see.
Those who think DeepOnion is scam, what have you lost? Title: Re: DeepOnion A Scam? Post by: coin-investor on August 09, 2018, 11:49:10 AM I don't think it is they are being traded on good exchange and volume is very good, I am not a holder of this coin but they seems to be doing good in the market, I wonder why news of DeepOnion being a scam project persist it's been a long time, they are called scam by people.
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