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So i was scouting BCT for some new airdrops and found the Deep Onion one. It seems to have a solid community at first but upon deep research in their forum it seems like there's a problem with their new airdrop system. The new participants are now required 100 Onions to participate and the previously BCT rank based distribution was changed to a percentage. This sounds fine when you first here it but when you do the math, all the top holders will be holding 1/8 of the total airdrop distribution system!! There is a very large gap with the old participants vs the new ones, imagine the top holders having 100K onions that receives 7k onions a week vs new participants which receives a mere 7 PIECES - that's right you read it properly, 7 pieces.

And to think that they removed the 90% hold rule, the top holders gaining a massive 1000 times Onion per week could just dump their onions to all the new participants who needs to buy 100 pieces to participate in the supposedly "FREE" airdrop.

That's kind of hilarious in a sad way.


But then again, I'd advise staying away from all airdrops. You never know how many coins the "dev" team holds because it's easy and cheap to buy hundreds of sockpuppet accounts to redeem airdrops and manipulate the coin. And they have too much control anyway... just look at Onion.

Yeah man, look at their forum right now, new members are complaining and the mods are there acting like GODS saying they deserve more as they stayed longer. I mean For christ sake, what kind of airdrop does this? You invite people to join, but you obviously want to keep the coin for yourself as well?lol

That's sad because they're making the whole Airdrop a Big Joke and most people don't realize their next move. They have to make sure that token receivers will invest more to Deep Onion aside of free tokens. Perhaps they're making this in order to gather more expectant and investors. Imagine, you're following their Airdrops for the number of times then suddenly they're gonna require from participants something beyond their tokens received. What a mess!

yes exactly the point, and if you look at the big picture it would be a DUMPING machine for the large holders. If one large holder gets 7k coins/ week and there are 70 new participants buying 100 coins each, he can just dump it all to them and re-buy just the day before the new airdrop, and repeats over and over again.

There are a lot of similar threads around the forum. Just stay away from it. It really looks like scam for enrichment of founders.

What a shame, it looked like it had real potential. Will be staying well away from it. Thanks for the info.

Yeah me too. This is my first into the crypto scene and my friend told me to start with airdrops if I don't have a capital yet and Deep Onion was supposed to be what i was joining. Unfortunately this didn't turn out as it's supposed to be.

Checked it out just yesterday, luckily I stayed away from it...

It was a scam from the start. This is just the exit scam stage, particularly now that the only exchange trading this coin (Nova) is shutting down operations. From the start, they refused payment to more than half of their "airdrop" participants. They've been scamming free advertising for months.

There's also a large number of hacked forum accounts tied to their campaign; I suspect that a lot of the accepted airdrop participants are the Deep Onion developers themselves. Now that they are requiring their "airdrop" participants to buy Onions, and removing the 90% rule, it's obvious that this is the "dump" stage of the pump-and-dump.

Sad to say yes. But I think on the other side they are allowing new hodlers. Yet it is absurd in a way that you should have 100 DO.

I like the DO name though from the start as it was the start of anonymity in the web and fair to include them as part of the crypto as with same part of the privacy.

it was not a scam at first, which participated in the first round have won a lot more.
From the Airdrop 15 the team decided to adopt this system so those who were there from the beginning will be the big winner and the new win the crumbs.
I applied for this airdrop without knowing the new rules but when I knew them I decided to go away

If 100 DO cost 70$ you will only win 10 DO so 7$ i does not make sense, and if the price decrease a the end of all the round because all the whale have dump you can earn more less

yes indeed, as I mentione din my first post, it became a dumping machine for the DO whales.

Hah, a new registered account...

BTW, did you see there is a big volume trading in last several days? How can you prove that the big whale dumped the coins? In order to get more coins, I actually bought a lot. I believe this project is worth to invest, and then I just buy the coin. 

deep onion gets that much attention only in bitcointalk XD i dont see people talking about it anywhere else

I just think the marketing of the onion team is fantastic.But!!!He didn't elaborate on the development of Onions!I see every day in the BBS discussion posts about Onions, most of them are promoting the participation of onion, attract more people to participate, and for the introduction of the development team and the update of onion, is just a few.

Airdrops are a scam anyway.

Yes there are a good marketing team we do all to have more interest from investors and they even have a dedicated forum, the only problem is at the level of their aidrop.
If they are not careful everything will be fine until the end of their airdrop, at this moment most of their big investors are going dump and the price will drop

They have a good "marketing" only because they use and allow others to make multiple accounts and tell them to spam Bitcoin talk...

I knew it, from the beginning it looked like it was a sh! tcoin  ::) ::) ::)

So what if I'm new, i just stated that I am new to crypto and looking to get in some airdrop coins, does it make my post less valid now? yes, a big volume after falling from 5USD just weeks ago lol.

So what is the problem? Try another airdrops or find a work to get money for future investments. There are too many projects,so will be great count of scams.

I don't he had any lol. and he already said that he will be staying away from it.

No, you could not be new to the crypto, you know too much to be a fresh.

I new to crypto but not new to trading. I'm a stocks trader before moving in to this crypto space, so better check you facts before labeling someone. and checking on the chart, it sure was a pump and dump scheme when it rose from 5 and dropped to less than a dollar. happens to penny stocks as well 80-90% of the time.  ;)

I'm not disappointed because I'm missing out - I'm disappointed because it seemed to have nice features and to be a good project.

None are missing out yet, but you have to do something else than shouting scam if you want in.
Even if you for whatever reason can't join the airdrop, there are lots of ways to get coins for free by contributing to the project.
I got 150 onions today (I must be easy to bribe) just from being active on the forums and trying help a little where I see I can (bugs, suggestions, what not), and in addition some from giveaways and events in the deeponion forum.
The 150 onions are from less than 2 weeks, and I'm not the spammy kind of guy.
The airdrop model may seem unfair, but there are still 23 airdrops left, so if you do a little bit of an effort, you can join, and still even have a chance getting founder status, if your bitcointalk account is created before 1.oct. You need jr member status too. (I just got in on the airdrop, contributing to the scam:p)
Link in signature.

For newcomers it's pointless. Newcomers basically invest for the longterm holders who do f all.

I cant see why deeponion is scam. Then pretty much every coin out there is scam becouse they are all based on same principle...

Some really good projects out there. For DEEPONION I think the recent airdrop kind of exposed them.

What is your reasoning behind such a statement? Did you even think for a second before posting something so silly? I agree that majority of the airdrops are indeed scams, but there are airdrops like NEM, Decred, DeepOnion etc that have rewarded people with a lot of free money for just signing up for their airdrop. I am talking about thousands of dollars. DeepOnion actually made many people happy by giving them free money on a regular basis(2 of my friends can attest to this) and people still call it a scam. They have the right to change their rules whenever they want to.

I have been following the project closely these last weeks and at least I think people are especially committed to the project, taking solid steps towards the consolidation of a truly interesting and useful crypto.

The simple fact that it is distributed through airdrops, and that its distribution rules are modified over time does not make it scam, although many people complain and cry for having missed the opportunity to join at a better time.

The new rules are the compromise between making members invest in the community and rewarding those have put more effort in. Yes, you can buy your way up the % ladder, but mostly those are going to be the members that have been there since the beginning that have earned their onions through the airdrops. I personally don't have a lot of onions so I'm on the newbie side of things, and I can see the compromise being made here. Previously any freeloader could just do their minimum posts per week and earn some onion, now they added another drop that anyone can get into on the forum for being active. Both these together make it more obvious that their goal is to reward those that participate.

Deep onion really did pick a weird distribution scheme for its system's tokens. I think that it's quite indicative of the seriousness of the project. Its market capitalization has remained low thought the release of it and I don't think that it will be going anywhere higher. More than likely that it will be forgotten sooner or later, no big loss.

Why don't they have a whitepaper?

Why are they on only one exchange?

The airdrop is fair, it has certain rules. Newbies aren't welcome, because then, everyone would be making 10 accounts and getting x10 ONIONS.
There are new rules now and they're much softer. Previously you had to keep 90% of coins in your wallet, now that rule is gone.

damn the responses here are ridiculous. The Deep Onion herd are flocking here to defend the coin to their death haha. Hopefully you wake up one day and realize how you've been all tricked to a p & d system  ;D

A "softer" approach or a dumping machine for the large bagholders? They can just dump you the coins they get from the airdrops with each new buy-ins from the participants that get the 100 onions requirement. Rinse and repeat. I don't know why you guys still don't see that.

I actually believe this is happening with this coins and others, how long this forum has been in operation?  for only newbies and jr members to be interested in these alt coins.  Im seeing alot of activity like this, Also maybe I am wrong, maybe not enough exp members not joining these air drops due to them being burnt by these kinds of events.  

quite a few people were upset with the new airdrops rules .More then likely they do some changes for the next few ones .

sometimes airdrop are a good things  ;)

but this airdrop rules are weird ..

I visited their forum and got to understanding it's a scam. Almost all posters had an avatar of different onion pictures. That was really weird and looks like a joke. In addition to that, you have to download some app and install it onto your computer. Suspicious!

If you think that is a scam, stay away for us. Do your own way.

But if you are saying these things, seems like you are angry because you have not received you tokens.

The team isn't currently visible on the website https://deeponion.org/

It's a red flag to me if I can't research the team.

Apparently the whitepaper hasn't been created yet because the devs don't have the time!!??? Oh yeah but they have time to design silly onion posters, avatars etc.

Wtf, does that even sound legit? Why would you miss out on potential gains from this.

yeah unfortunatelly about this project, in first timei look the dev premined more than 20% from total supply (CMIIW) but good luck for any participant.

I think personally they made a mistake by asking new members to buy before they receive - now it looks like a scam.

What the new members will receive is vastly disproportionate to the old members (who will have accrued thousands and never spent one single penny and continue to receive huge amounts of tokens each airdrop based on their holdings).

So a member from the start might have 16 airdrops x 900 tokens = 14,400 tokens - rough calculation to give an example - each new airdrop will give this dude 7.5% extra = 1080 extra tokens

New member buys 100 tokens - costs $70 - able to join airdrop - receives roughly 7.5% of his holdings as tokens from airdrop = 7.5 extra tokens

To say this is disparity is an understatement in terms of token distribution.

I'll be watching it closely to see how it pans out - I hope it is successful and I am proved wrong but there's something fishy going with deeponion imho lol

Honestly, i'm hoping and HODLing. This coin could have huge potential if the team focused, reduced the rules and further decentralized it. Personally i've been using DeepOnion within a week of it's initial release and i love the coin, i'm trying my best to support the community. Anyway back to the point, i think there are some fishy elements to the rules and systems they have, moreso now they have the new drop rules. I feel like they kicked 70% of people out and left them no entry back, no chances back. Which i think is wrong for a new coin needing growth. So as a total, i suggest to newcomers. Be wary, and question everything.

Actually, new members don't have to buy 100 onions, from last week there is another airdrop, totally 25000 (10% of weekly airdrop quota) coins are distributed based on DeepPoint. You can earn DP if you post, get likes or replies. Just for example, last week 1 DP equals around 2500 coins. I knows guys who received more coins than they got in the "real" airdrop. Have to buy 100 coins to be qualified for the airdrop, NOPE!

I don't wanna argue if it's scam or not. Time will tell.

That is ridiculous that they are requiring people to purchase onion coins so that they can join the airdrop.  This seems like a way to pump the coin up so that the value will increase just in time for the whales to dump their coins to make a big profit.  If it smells and walks like a scam, more than likely it is a scam.

Coz they are focused on pumping and dumping the coins every week. And the entire forum they have is a big joke. Too many blindfolded followers hoping to get a few bucks from their drops. What they don't realize is that they are being played by the devs to market their coin for free.

yeah why they have some idiot rule for airdrop. Just an airdrop and no one get scam.

DeepOnion is slowing down the process of humanity from accounts inflating Bitcointalk with useless content.

airdrop are free and dont required more rules or task bu deep onion airdrop is not really an airdrop because they have so many strict rules and users are required to post a certain amount of qouta per week in order to recieve a  stake. though i think its not really a scam because they are still paying thier participants if they are qualified and reach the minimum post per week. yet some exchanges that supports this coin are closing down like nova echange.

I've just signed up at the official website of the onion, very much like the onion design, and now it's so anonymous, I think the onion will have a good future.

Perfect example relevant to my comment above. 3 posts, all garbage.

yeah signing up for the sake of spamming BCT with DO trash.

After your post I have also decided to stay away.
Think this was a good decision. Thanks.

You guys really interesting. New rules are promoting project much, why not? For new and for old users who posted on DO, get totally free tokens, what are you want more?) Yes before it was steeper and more solid, well, the community is growing and developing, which can not but rejoice.

You are more interesting, you know why? You keep on following a ponzi scheme. Here's a cute story of one whale dumping his coins and another whale looking to bag more:

https://deeponion.org/community/threads/wtb-100-000-onions.7780/

They accepted a lot of people in first airdrops and all insiders. After that, there was no way to get in. I have tried from round 7 to 14 and I give up. They accepted me and after few hours I was banned with no reason. They did not reply on the forum at all and there was a lot of angry people. Because they ask you to wear signature, avatar, sign in to the forum, etc. and after that apply. I made free advertising for them. This is a scam they will dump free coins.

I don’t know of it will be a success or not, but the deepvault feature that is already implented can be used to secure intellectual property. I like people who don’t always do things how everyone expect them in order to succeed. How abou cutting them some slack and see if it takes shape..

Now they accept everybody for the campaign, if you have been banned in the past you can reapply.
But now your earning will be calcute on the basis of the number of onion in your wallet, and you must have 100 onion at least to be accepted and receive 10% of all your portfolio.
So you will have to wait 3 month for a ×2.5 and if after this 3 month the price drop(high that happen) you will have much less, so stay away of this scam

Wow! Looking at everyone's post, I am not sure what to say. It does seem like a scam but how do you know for sure? I read in one of the threads that the devs are working on the white paper and may soon come out with one. I am sorry for being ignorant but what exactly is the definition of a scam? If it is so Ethereum is shady as shit. Is that a scam too?

You can google "scam" and see DeepOnion. You'll understand what a scam is lol.

Actually, I'm interested by DeepOnion project.
This discussion is important for me. I hope people argue their opinion.
I do not know if it's scam or not but I have some answers.

First, people can got free onions from Sunday Airdrop without baying 100 onions.
I received 20 in 4 weeks and I'm not an active member.

Second, people can got much more by helping and doing some tasks.

Third, Bounties are for people do translation and védio, etc. (3 000 000 Onions reserved)

Many features looks amazing, DeepSend, DeepVault and VoteCentral


But, still I try to understand more things, especially how developers own and how it is managed. To be continued ..

I was super excited about it when I learned about it since it has such a low market cap and so much positive feedback from people. I ended up signing up to their forum to try and participate in the airdrops, and that's where I saw that they're basically just paying people (in onions) to do all of this shilling for them. It really left a bad taste in my mouth and, while I don't fault them for marketing, a coin should stand more on its merits and less on bribing people to shill for them.

This is why we should all stay away from any coin that has massive airdrops or ico bonuses ... unless you can get them. Don't see how anyone would pay for these coins post airdrop.

 

Can you explain me why we should stay away from airdrops like DeepOnion? I mean what is the negative thing about it, if you haven't paid any $$$$ to participate? In my opinion you can only win and nothing else. Of course if you wanna be 100% sure and secure you should use separate E-Mail, Wallets, accounts etc... So nothing can happen to you.

1. What you said doesn't make it a scam.
2. Before the new rules, they were giving coins according to forum rank and were pushing people to keep them.
3. The ones who hold longer deserve bigger rewards, they're promoting it for a long time and you just came here and want to be equal? No.

Yes, I really do believe its a scam. I purchased some Onions and thought the community was OK, until I delt with the Admin's. I contacted them prior to developing a website because it was so hard for the average person to be able to purchase them.

I contacted DogLover and Impressive contacted me back and said I could develop any site I wanted, as Long as I put something on the home page saying it wasn't the official site, which I did. I even put a link back to the site saying visit the official website deep onion.org.

I said to them if they had any issues, please let me know so I can alter it. They didn't, they reported it to Google as a scam site, posted my personal details from my account all over the forum and completely lied about everything the agreed on. Not to mention banned my account, stole my deep points, so I Immeadietly took the site down and deleted it feeling betrayed by the Deep Onion team.

I am lucky that I saved a screenshot feeling that something like this may happen dealing with these people. So am glad I did. I had an office phone number that anyone could call, An Australian office you could visit, and also a service to help people understand how it all works. You'd think anyone would be happy to have that kind of support behind their product, but......

BE CAREFUL OF DEEP ONION, THEY ARE NASTY PEOPLE!

IMPRESSIVE WAS THE ONE WHO SAID I COULD DEVELOP THE SITE.


Please see the screenshot below for anyone who has doubts or actually believed I would create a scam site, anyone that knows me, knows Im not that kind of person.

VIEW THE SCREENSHOT HERE

https://imgur.com/a/8b3LQ (https://imgur.com/a/8b3LQ)

Regards,
Troy Overend (OnionBoy)

really, then what is the basic reason for your topic at this time because I do not find any discrepancy happened to this project?

It is more than evident that such a committed defense is due to the fact that you are involved in the signature campaign of DeepOnion and you must be one of those who are currently receiving a large number of onions. I would ask that any of the moderators of the forum investigate your account, I am convinced that this is an alt and that would explain your passionate defense of the bounty campaign (not airdrop) of DeepOnion.

I thought scammers tried to steal your money not give it to you?  ??? I have seen nothing to actually make me believe Deep Onion is any type of scam at all. If it is then we might as well call every coin created a scam including bitcoin. The developer of Bitcoin still holds a huge amount and could crash the price at any second.

i have been with this project since the beginning and i am no "insider" or "mate of the dev"
i have followed the rules and gotten my airdrops. My onions are worth nearly $40k, if it's a scam then it's the best bloody scam ever and if you know other scams like that the please PM me the like where i can sign up.

Do you see their signature under my post? No? Well, shut up.
Yes, I was involved a long time ago, got banned for a stupid reason too, still don't think it's a scam.

Deep Onion is not a scam, You are telling lies
this is a great coin, so it will be better to invest some money in ONION because will hit some good prices in the next few weeks

Not Scam at all

N O T !

Good for you. Not good for a newbie that didn't sign up before Dec. 1st. 

I joined the project at beginning of November and because of the rule at that time "Must join before 1 November".
I'm still discovering the project.
Rules are already changed a many times. It will change again.

That's a lot of coins and a lot of money to put it at that. If you have that much then there should be many other people with the same amount.

Guys look at this REAL project. How could it be a scam if there is so huge and fast-growing community? Are you blind? go to the forum and check this own for your own research. That's all.

Its just like a Ponzi scheme I think. But I have seen many who have profited from this airdrop, usually those who joined when it was still free and those who managed to earn from bounties. If you have no deeponoin coins yet, just stay away from the airdrop.

DeepOnion is not a scam for me . I already joined this community but theres no scam it has two airdrops the Friday Onion Airdrop and Sunday DeepPoints Airdrop. Check it out at deeponion.org

I suggest you check on their forum. I've been their and it seems legit.
In the 1st place airdrops are free. To gain more better join bounty.

Airdrops don't necessarily equal scam.  Airdrops can be a suitable method for distribution of a new coin as oppose to the ICO route.  Additionally, look at the coin and it's development.  Is there a viable product? Is there movement? Is there developer communication? This are the questions that determine if something is a scam, more so then airdrops/coin allocation.  


Additionally, how is an propositional airdrop in relation to the amount of coins owned be a scam.  Early investor and large investors take significant risk to help up a new coin, propositional distribution is the fairest model for airdrops.  If you want more, buy more.

Additionally, I see a number of post calling it a Ponzi scheme, if that is the case aren't all coins a ponzi scheme.  Early adapters earn the greatest returns.

Consider the facts before labeling anything a scam, just because it offends your sense of fairness, as oppose to the reality of the situation.

Life is not fair. Get used to it . OP should be stay away from DO :D

@All : i also were skipped by their airdrop , but when you say something scam , let focus on their work . Not about you not receive money FREE , you told them scam :D

It's an airdrop why do you trust it so much? I hope you learn a lesson from that

They are not a strong community, If you thinks its a strong community then anyone can build a community like this by paying members to post in different forums, thats what they are doing, they are asking thr members to spam in other forums and they pay for those spam posts. What a strong community they are.  ;D

I don’t know why you are wasting your time to these people lol.
Let them hate. They are no different to self proclaimed experts who saying btc is a bubble.

Trust your own instincts. Trust your own research. Trust your own decision.
Do not let anyone tell you what you need to do. It is your money. It is your time. It is your effort.

To those who are saying we are getting paid to spam. Then why are you using your signature to promote certain coin?
So does it mean you are also getting paid to spam their coin? Lol.
Just because it is DeepOnion, you already judge it as spam? And your coin is not? So you mean to say bounty campaigns such as Twitter, Fb, posting articles are spam? Hypocrites. That’s marketing.

Let them hate, let them envy us later.
Oh by the way, the price of onion is now playing at $3-4. Ok bye!

Please,dont make me laugh, bitterly. :-(
You don't need to attack the coin you do not like. We are here to make money and I did make some money from DeepOnion, at least in this view, it is not a scam.

People let focus on their tech. When deep reaches 100$ i'll come back here :3

There are more than 1000 digital currencies in the world but we cannot invest in all and we also cannot believe all the currencies. Therefore I suggest only a few which are authentic and fear. They are bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin, Altcoin and Ripple. If you want to invest in crypto these are the choices.

Other currencies are anonymous and may be scam. So keep avoid from all other currencies and do not waste your money and time.

Most coins have some sort of bounty system. In DeepOnion forum moderators etc get more coins from the airdrop. If you think that is a scam, well, no-one is forcing you to participate.

I am not a mod btw, I get my Onions like everyone else in the airdrop, and I sold a few % of what I got for a few $100 and kept the rest. Can't complain so far, considering I paid exactly $0 to participate...

Interesting, but in my opinion it is not a scam, or at least I hope so.

The same folks saying Deep Onion is a scam are signing up for that Cash board app. Scammers take money and do not give it to its members

airdrops are not a scam, not all of them
but think only that is a freemoney, andr is real, because you can sell all those airdrops for btc or other cryptos, even for $

take a look at the intens coin progam, the 3dr airdrop is here to come
counting :-)

i would say deeponion mods are act like a god is true. they are controlled everything. and they have a strong feed community that will backed them up. so whos doesnt like free airdrop. they got a brilliant marketing plan. but when this airdrop finish we will see a big dump until that happen just wait and see what their next move are.

Well, first of all i respect your opinion. Non of us knows yet if DeepOnion will be scam or not either. Like i didn't know about Ethereum in 2016. Everyone sad it was scam, but you know....

Personally i beleive in DO, and not just becuase of the airdrop, rather than the facts below:

The facts why i like it:

-so far they are in time with developements.
-I do like the idea of upcoming votecentral.
-There is Q&A of one of the founder every month. You can see its face (He seems to be a decent guy.)
-They tend to make quality graphics designs. ( it is important because they spend lot of hours)
-There is a weekly newsletter which is very detailed (included infos about news develeopers, BTC analysis, roadmap update and so on), not just a 10 row long scam text.
-Airdrop is working well, and has strict rules, not just freely distrbuted.  
-There is a decent transparency over airdropped funds.
-Wallet works perfectly,  staking nicely, fast.
-They changed spammy behavious of their domination tasks.

I agree that after airdrop period it could  be challenging times for DO. Maybe it will fall, maybe not. But considering the facts and the hard work behind this coin i'm pretty sure developers won't leave the project even if DO falls behind 1 USD. So i guess it is not scam.

But i agree that lots of DO "lovers" (users) are mad just because of the airdrop. These greedy people will sell the hell out of this coin before airdrop ends, or when they feel unpleasent becuase of dumping. Will see, i keep my fingers crossed.  8)

really unsure now if its a scma or not
but the dev team having held 89% and now their holding dropping to about 55% is kinda reassuring but idk..

DO seems strong to me, and a lot of others. just check out the website..

now the project is a little untwisted, but at the beginning there are very signs of dubious almost skam: foggy coin technologies, and instead a huge emphasis on message-campaigning.

deeponion is similar to bitcointalk they want to copy but the idea is cheap to duplicate they came with intention now they have shown the real face

This is not a scam, but an excellent anonymous coin. I think that in the future this coin will become very popular, because people are interested in anonymous coins. Now is a good time to buy this coin.

Smart words @Martushka27, I joined community and airdrop in November and so far things are looking more than fine.
The dev team is always there to help just like the community, they are expanding and recruiting more top notch programmers, many exciting things happening at the moment like Woocommerce plugin, Vote central and Android mobile wallet about to be finished, OBFS4 and MEEK implemented, Kucoin lisiting (some big exchanges soon as well) etc.
Requirements to join airdrop are lowered, so more and more people are joining, 10 more weeks to go, not too late for any of you guys to get 5% weekly ONIONS.

I don't think DeepOnion is a scam, do you think Bitcore is a scam, to me not. What I see is that they team copied the working strategy of Bitcore project and add privacy to it, but time will tell if this is a scam or not but the community is very strong on this forum

Ha ha,  Deeponion is now one of the best anonymous cryptocurrency.

First of all its not anonymous. You can see list of richest DO holders right on their forum. AND you can figure out who is this person is right away.
Marketing team is awesome. This is best airdrop campaign ever. Its blows my mind to think that they did all of that wthout proper dev team , they hired some guys like a month ago.
I have high hopes for this project, its good to see such dynamic and professional teams working and getting so much support.

So they don't have a team of developers? Where do you get your high hopes? I mean so, those in the forum are marketers? Like It looked like they know a lot.

Haven't i heard this story before. you fudders just re-hash the same crap over and over again. Deep onion is obviously NOT a scam. If it was do you honestly think that huge exchanges like Kucoin would have listed them? cmon guys, enough of the mud throwing, deep onion has done great over the last 6 months. the forum has grown to something that rivals bct and they are being listed on new exchanges left right and centre. I am not in the airdrop but i like and am a regular user of there forum.

Old thread but wanted to drop my take for what it is worth. i dont think it is a scam due to how active their forum is and the nature of their roadmap and development plan. Their rules for the airdrop seems reasonable so I wouldn't label that a scam based on their rules. Either way and most importantly, nothing is guaranteed in this crypto business so have a set target and goal and stick to it when met.

i hope that is not a scam, deeponion seems a good coin and only the future will tell us the truth

lol how funny, people always instantly judge a coin in the beginning, look at DeepOnion now, it's progress on their airdrop is almost over. The 100 onions requirement is now pushed down to 50onion requirement because the price pumped up to $18, but now its value is pretty low, I know after all their airdrops the price will reach up to $100. People laugh and judge, but this time they did it on a coin that has a great future.

sorry what? are you delusional? Just because a lot of people on a forum all shout "to the moon" "$100 SOON!" doesn't mean it will happen. You couldn't be further from the truth. The airdrops are ending and the price is likely to plummet down to between 10-50cents. You have to look at things logically, most of the deep onion forum are from 3rd world countries so do you think they won't dump once the gravy train has ended? They have a large community of basically free airdrop people similar to when you make a coin and advertise airdrop on BCT. 15 thousand people apply over 2 days usually. Where do you think there loyalty will be after the airdrops are going to end? Deep onion is a 3rd world coin with a few people running the show that have set themselves up with millions of coins. The dev fund is 3 million onion so that means when it was $20 they had 60 million dollars. I also have not seen any proof that there are actually any other devs other than deeper who has pretended to be 4 people. I could clone a coin just like he did pretend to be 4 people name it dark onion and gather thousands of 3rd world airdrop scabs shouting "to the MOON" in about a day. Does that mean my coin "dark onion" has a great future. Please learn to think critically or you will just end up supporting deeper and his 3 imaginary friends in lining there pockets more. They do NOT have a real community only people after free coins. Basically they have bought there community and mercenaries leave when the money runs out.

A coin can be a scam only if the devs dump their coins on the community and run away with the money. In all other cases a coin can just be a good coin or a bad coin or a mediocre coin or a whatever coin - everybody will reach their own conclusions on that. But certainly we should learn to use the appropriate words when we express ourselves. The word "scam" is largely abused in the world of crypto.

Yes, how many can already))) he is alive, living and will live! Even if you consider that this is not a token, but a coin that has its own product, the audience is a big, huge turnover of investments. The coin was on top, now of course it's already down like most, but I remember the moment when I was 20 dollars!

This is called a marketing strategy for their token and the airdrop is very in favor to thus who in first and not to came late, they maybe change their airdrop rules for a while but the deeponion airdrop is almost finish. We can found out it if it is really a scam or not after they finished their airdrop sooner.