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Title: Minter - just a normal Shitcoin or a Scamcoin? Post by: 1miau on September 01, 2019, 03:50:55 PM Today, I came over some translation spam in our local board: http://archive.fo/iAHJX
The funny thing: his translation is so bad and says: "...Das heißt Dies ist nicht nur ein weiterer Betrug, sondern ein Projekt mit einer vorgefertigten Infrastruktur und Community...." Means in English: "...This [project] is not only one more scam, it's also a project with a prefabricated infrastructure and community..." :D So I checked if it's indeed a scam like he's "claiming" (most likely unintentionally due to the bad translation) and when I visited their website it seems quite clear: https://i.imgur.com/7NAP86D.jpg Yeah, trustworthy guys. ::) ::) Website: https://www.minter.network/ Archive: http://archive.fo/QB95l (was also archived 10 Months ago: http://archive.fo/rwqsh) But when I was digging deeper, I found some real people behind it on ICO-Holder (https://icoholder.com/en/minter-26241) and their LinkedIn profiles seems to be real. I'm giving them the benefit of doubt for now but what's your opinion? Is it just another shitcoin or is it outright scam? Title: Re: Minter - just a normal Shitcoin or a Scamcoin? Post by: AirDisha on September 01, 2019, 07:16:57 PM I have participated in the Minter airdrop campaign at the very beginning of their startup. Approximately a year ago. That time they have been giving 1100 BIP for registration and KYC. I got it in my wallet. Now it equals for around 120$. So, looks like normal guys, don't them? BIP is already at the exchange platform: https://bip.dev/
Title: Re: Minter - just a normal Shitcoin or a Scamcoin? Post by: 1miau on September 01, 2019, 07:58:36 PM I have participated in the Minter airdrop campaign at the very beginning of their startup. Approximately a year ago. That time they have been giving 1100 BIP for registration and KYC. I got it in my wallet. Now it equals for around 120$. So, looks like normal guys, don't them? BIP is already at the exchange platform: https://bip.dev/ Ok, did they launch it here on Bitcointalk or do they have an official profile here / Bitcointalk ANN? Looks like it's a legit project but I'm a bit confused why are they using cartoons on their website? :DOn ICOBench (https://icobench.com/ico/minter) and ICOHolder (https://icoholder.com/en/minter-26241) they are using real pictures... Title: Re: Minter - just a normal Shitcoin or a Scamcoin? Post by: AirDisha on September 01, 2019, 09:35:57 PM Ok, did they launch it here on Bitcointalk or do they have an official profile here / Bitcointalk ANN? Looks like it's a legit project but I'm a bit confused why are they using cartoons on their website? :D On ICOBench (https://icobench.com/ico/minter) and ICOHolder (https://icoholder.com/en/minter-26241) they are using real pictures... I am new on Bitcointalk, so can't know whether they launched here anything. But using drawings instead of photos became very popular - it's trend nowadays ) Title: Re: Minter - just a normal Shitcoin or a Scamcoin? Post by: 1miau on September 01, 2019, 09:51:03 PM Ok, did they launch it here on Bitcointalk or do they have an official profile here / Bitcointalk ANN? Looks like it's a legit project but I'm a bit confused why are they using cartoons on their website? :D On ICOBench (https://icobench.com/ico/minter) and ICOHolder (https://icoholder.com/en/minter-26241) they are using real pictures... I am new on Bitcointalk, so can't know whether they launched here anything. But using drawings instead of photos became very popular - it's trend nowadays ) Using images of drawings / cartoons sounds like an interesting marketing idea but mostly this strategy is used by scammers when they want to hide the real team. Here's a collection of some of them and I think the number of scams was / is quite high: CARTOONS - Are you going to invest on these ICOs? (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4986549.0) I won't invest a single Satoshi in such ICOs, only if they show the team via pictures / videos etc. or prove to be trustworthy otherwise. Title: Re: Minter - just a normal Shitcoin or a Scamcoin? Post by: AirDisha on September 02, 2019, 06:54:54 AM I have contacted Minter support team. They've sent me this link with team members:
https://github.com/orgs/MinterTeam/people Title: Re: Minter - just a normal Shitcoin or a Scamcoin? Post by: Furious 7 on September 02, 2019, 11:26:20 PM I have contacted Minter support team. They've sent me this link with team members: This is the answer to the suspicion of ico scam, I get an explanation that Minter has a real team.https://github.com/orgs/MinterTeam/people I was suspicious of their team too, thank you for the answer. Title: Re: Minter - just a normal Shitcoin or a Scamcoin? Post by: tvplus006 on September 03, 2019, 09:38:49 AM I have participated in the Minter airdrop campaign at the very beginning of their startup. Approximately a year ago. That time they have been giving 1100 BIP for registration and KYC. I got it in my wallet. Now it equals for around 120$. So, looks like normal guys, don't them? BIP is already at the exchange platform: https://bip.dev/ Ok, did they launch it here on Bitcointalk or do they have an official profile here / Bitcointalk ANN? Looks like it's a legit project but I'm a bit confused why are they using cartoons on their website? :DOn ICOBench (https://icobench.com/ico/minter) and ICOHolder (https://icoholder.com/en/minter-26241) they are using real pictures... Title: Re: Minter - just a normal Shitcoin or a Scamcoin? Post by: rhomelmabini on September 03, 2019, 01:27:03 PM On September 2, Minter launched a 6-week signature campaign on bitcointalk: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5181035 More than 100 participants have already decided to join it. But I wouldn’t trust them, because they hide their identities on their website and Whitepaper. Indeed it is fishy to think how come they can't even give their true faces when in fact they give their real names?it's trend nowadays ) Not that it trends but I guess it's formal to have their true identities revealed instead of hiding in some hero costumes. Anyways, the translator should explain if that's really an error or not as well as the team if it's from them or not.Title: Re: Minter - just a normal Shitcoin or a Scamcoin? Post by: Mila52 on September 03, 2019, 06:26:38 PM On September 2, Minter launched a 6-week signature campaign on bitcointalk: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5181035 More than 100 participants have already decided to join it. But I wouldn’t trust them, because they hide their identities on their website and Whitepaper. Indeed it is fishy to think how come they can't even give their true faces when in fact they give their real names?it's trend nowadays ) Not that it trends but I guess it's formal to have their true identities revealed instead of hiding in some hero costumes. Anyways, the translator should explain if that's really an error or not as well as the team if it's from them or not.Title: Re: Minter - just a normal Shitcoin or a Scamcoin? Post by: 1miau on September 03, 2019, 09:33:45 PM I have participated in the Minter airdrop campaign at the very beginning of their startup. Approximately a year ago. That time they have been giving 1100 BIP for registration and KYC. I got it in my wallet. Now it equals for around 120$. So, looks like normal guys, don't them? BIP is already at the exchange platform: https://bip.dev/ Ok, did they launch it here on Bitcointalk or do they have an official profile here / Bitcointalk ANN? Looks like it's a legit project but I'm a bit confused why are they using cartoons on their website? :DOn ICOBench (https://icobench.com/ico/minter) and ICOHolder (https://icoholder.com/en/minter-26241) they are using real pictures... Hello! I was surprised why you are using cartoons as profile pictures on your website and my first thought was your project could be scam. On ICOHolder and ICOBench you are using real pictures and also show your LinkedIn accounts. So I'm wondering why it's different on your website? Can you please explain it here to avoid any misunderstanding: Minter - just a normal Shitcoin or a Scamcoin? (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5180753.0) And please avoid automated translations in local boards, it's against the rules. If you need a quality translation, do a bounty or ask in Services (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=52.0) for real translations. On September 2, Minter launched a 6-week signature campaign on bitcointalk: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5181035 More than 100 participants have already decided to join it. But I wouldn’t trust them, because they hide their identities on their website and Whitepaper. Indeed it is fishy to think how come they can't even give their true faces when in fact they give their real names?Here it's real: https://icobench.com/ico/minter https://icoholder.com/en/minter-26241 https://github.com/orgs/MinterTeam/people Title: Re: Minter - just a normal Shitcoin or a Scamcoin? Post by: bogdyak on September 04, 2019, 07:45:56 AM I have participated in the Minter airdrop campaign at the very beginning of their startup. Approximately a year ago. That time they have been giving 1100 BIP for registration and KYC. I got it in my wallet. Now it equals for around 120$. So, looks like normal guys, don't them? BIP is already at the exchange platform: https://bip.dev/ Ok, did they launch it here on Bitcointalk or do they have an official profile here / Bitcointalk ANN? Looks like it's a legit project but I'm a bit confused why are they using cartoons on their website? :DOn ICOBench (https://icobench.com/ico/minter) and ICOHolder (https://icoholder.com/en/minter-26241) they are using real pictures... Up to my view, no matter they using cartoons, it is just visuals. They are all real ppl, attend events, have office you can meet them face to face if you really wish :) Title: Re: Minter - just a normal Shitcoin or a Scamcoin? Post by: Saisher on September 04, 2019, 12:18:36 PM I have contacted Minter support team. They've sent me this link with team members: https://github.com/orgs/MinterTeam/people if these are the real people behind Minter, then why in the world they are using anime or cartoons people might think this is a big joke, if you are doing crowdfunding, then it's just proper that you show up your real face and their expertise, it will be ok if they are not asking for KYC or Crowdfunding, they can prefer to not show their face. Title: Re: Minter - just a normal Shitcoin or a Scamcoin? Post by: 1miau on September 04, 2019, 07:54:38 PM I have participated in the Minter airdrop campaign at the very beginning of their startup. Approximately a year ago. That time they have been giving 1100 BIP for registration and KYC. I got it in my wallet. Now it equals for around 120$. So, looks like normal guys, don't them? BIP is already at the exchange platform: https://bip.dev/ Ok, did they launch it here on Bitcointalk or do they have an official profile here / Bitcointalk ANN? Looks like it's a legit project but I'm a bit confused why are they using cartoons on their website? :DOn ICOBench (https://icobench.com/ico/minter) and ICOHolder (https://icoholder.com/en/minter-26241) they are using real pictures... Up to my view, no matter they using cartoons, it is just visuals. They are all real ppl, attend events, have office you can meet them face to face if you really wish :) I think you're right that it's not a scam, so to get back to the question "Just a normal Shitcoin or a Scamcoin?" I would say "Just a Shitcoin" for now. if these are the real people behind Minter, then why in the world they are using anime or cartoons people might think this is a big joke, if you are doing crowdfunding, then it's just proper that you show up your real face and their expertise, it will be ok if they are not asking for KYC or Crowdfunding, they can prefer to not show their face. Yes, exactly that. Everyone knows about the high number of scammers in ICO business. The first thing I would do as ICO company is bringing clarification about the team. When people see cartoons, they will considering it as shady immediately, stopping research and moving on. Title: Re: Minter - just a normal Shitcoin or a Scamcoin? Post by: judeafante on September 05, 2019, 07:08:42 AM I have participated in the Minter airdrop campaign at the very beginning of their startup. Approximately a year ago. That time they have been giving 1100 BIP for registration and KYC. I got it in my wallet. Now it equals for around 120$. So, looks like normal guys, don't them? BIP is already at the exchange platform: https://bip.dev/ Ok, did they launch it here on Bitcointalk or do they have an official profile here / Bitcointalk ANN? Looks like it's a legit project but I'm a bit confused why are they using cartoons on their website? :DOn ICOBench (https://icobench.com/ico/minter) and ICOHolder (https://icoholder.com/en/minter-26241) they are using real pictures... Up to my view, no matter they using cartoons, it is just visuals. They are all real ppl, attend events, have office you can meet them face to face if you really wish :) I've also checked it and there's a proof that its real people working on the project, I'm surprised that there is a thread here in this section about Minter, I prefer to promote this project because I believe in what they are bringing to the table, I also been part of project that has an accusations on this section although plain accusations but they are doing good in their roadmap but not in the market. Title: Re: Minter - just a normal Shitcoin or a Scamcoin? Post by: Harold Finch on September 05, 2019, 08:57:17 AM One hundred percent of the next scam from Russia.
The creators of this project were already participants in the deception in the past and the year before last (DeCenter). There is even an investigation on this subject, but unfortunately many of the forum participants are ready to sell their reputation for the money that scammers give them. In Russian but great investigation https://medium.com/golden-borodutch/%D1%87%D0%B5%D1%81%D1%82%D0%BD%D1%8B%D0%B9-%D0%BE%D0%B1%D0%B7%D0%BE%D1%80-ico-minter-dd708bab5db6 Title: Re: Minter - just a normal Shitcoin or a Scamcoin? Post by: fortunecrypto on September 05, 2019, 12:48:12 PM One hundred percent of the next scam from Russia. The creators of this project were already participants in the deception in the past and the year before last (DeCenter). There is even an investigation on this subject, but unfortunately many of the forum participants are ready to sell their reputation for the money that scammers give them. In Russian but great investigation https://medium.com/golden-borodutch/%D1%87%D0%B5%D1%81%D1%82%D0%BD%D1%8B%D0%B9-%D0%BE%D0%B1%D0%B7%D0%BE%D1%80-ico-minter-dd708bab5db6 Although written in Russia I've used Google translation to translate it and if this is the case somebody should open a scam accusation on this project or confirm that it has the potential to become a scam and also create a flag, so many people are now promoting this project, it could be to late. Title: Re: Minter - just a normal Shitcoin or a Scamcoin? Post by: 1miau on September 05, 2019, 10:48:56 PM One hundred percent of the next scam from Russia. Interesting article and although I haven't read it completely I would advise everyone to read that article who's interested to invest in Minter. If it's true that they had past projects and are moving on now to collect more money and do the same thing again that would be a strong scam indicator...The creators of this project were already participants in the deception in the past and the year before last (DeCenter). There is even an investigation on this subject, but unfortunately many of the forum participants are ready to sell their reputation for the money that scammers give them. In Russian but great investigation https://medium.com/golden-borodutch/%D1%87%D0%B5%D1%81%D1%82%D0%BD%D1%8B%D0%B9-%D0%BE%D0%B1%D0%B7%D0%BE%D1%80-ico-minter-dd708bab5db6 For everyone: I've translated the conclusion but for more details it's recommended to read the article completely: Quote Conclusion Source: https://medium.com/golden-borodutch/%D1%87%D0%B5%D1%81%D1%82%D0%BD%D1%8B%D0%B9-%D0%BE%D0%B1%D0%B7%D0%BE%D1%80-ico-minter-dd708bab5db6The idea may seem very interesting, it would seem: here it is, a blockchain for housewives - but not everything is so smooth. The intermediary in the form of a BIP wallet will create difficulties in the form of additional actions for both customers and sellers who will have to advertise a BIP wallet, and in case of unforeseen problems, install and configure it for customers on the phone. And each time the seller will check with customers the availability of the wallet and the address for sending coins. It’s easier for people to use cashback cards. In IT projects, there will not be such difficulties because of the automation of the process, but it is more profitable for founders to create non-convertible wrappers than to invest their money in BIP to create a coin whose price will depend on another token. There is no obvious demand for users, only the creation of a bicycle. Investors have no guarantees that there is no backdoor in the BIP token smart contract. The team talks a lot about its transparency, but does not show the main thing - the smart contract code, which can be full of errors and backdoors, as is the case with the hacking of the Bancor exchange . And finally, let's name the eleven red flags of the Minter project: - The far-fetched nature of the problems solved by the product. - Lack of UTP before direct competitors - ETH and EOS. - Strong centralization of the platform and token sale. - There are no smart contracts, they hope for a non-public product TON. - Unprofessional behavior of the founder with investors. - The founder, not fulfilling past promises, gives new ones. - Too few programmers for a product of this size. - Lack of team responsibility to investors. - Lack of information on risks taken by investors. - A few signs of securities are the “Utility” token. - Investors are not investors, but buyers of a non-working product. Via Google Translate LOL, more information regarding DeCenter (their official website is down): https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1753791.0 (ANN) decenter.me is a reboot of the Larawith.me Telegram Scam. (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1763574.0) warning by tmfp Can someone confirm that the devs of DeCenter are also involved in Minter? I don't speak russian to confirm all the sources... Quote In January 2016, Evgeny Gordeev founded (https://t.me/DeCenter/1) the cryptocurrency community DeCenter . In July 2017, he announced an ICO (https://telegra.ph/Pro-ICO-soobshchestva-DeCenter-07-19?fbclid=IwAR3CVtn7oqQbWthLV3ZKC4OsXBtOc7x5GR-54IF3PxB9DnvVbeeuml-6Tfs) on behalf of the community, and as a result, it resulted in postponements, failure to fulfill promises (https://www.facebook.com/andrey.podolyan.83/posts/769930679881988) , loss of respect from the community (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2736853.0) and refusal to conduct ICOs (https://anycoin.news/2018/02/02/decenter-ico/) . Source: https://medium.com/golden-borodutch/%D1%87%D0%B5%D1%81%D1%82%D0%BD%D1%8B%D0%B9-%D0%BE%D0%B1%D0%B7%D0%BE%D1%80-ico-minter-dd708bab5db6Via Google Translate Title: Re: Minter - just a normal Shitcoin or a Scamcoin? Post by: Beoga on September 06, 2019, 07:19:11 AM Quote - The far-fetched nature of the problems solved by the product. - Lack of UTP before direct competitors - ETH and EOS. - Strong centralization of the platform and token sale. - There are no smart contracts, they hope for a non-public product TON. - Unprofessional behavior of the founder with investors. - The founder, not fulfilling past promises, gives new ones. - Too few programmers for a product of this size. - Lack of team responsibility to investors. - Lack of information on risks taken by investors. - A few signs of securities are the “Utility” token. - Investors are not investors, but buyers of a non-working product. Quote - Investors are not investors, but buyers of a non-working product. I can send you 100 BIP for testing this "a non-working product". You can sell it (for example here https://minter.1001btc.com/en/) or delegate in some validator (choose it here https://minter.stakeholder.space/validator/overview/) and get about 0.5% a day (it is decreasing) Quote - A few signs of securities are the “Utility” token. It was his decision because they use DPOS and delegators get revards. A lot of coins use it and what? Quote - The far-fetched nature of the problems solved by the product. - Lack of UTP before direct competitors - ETH and EOS. .... a lot of coins does not solve all problems and not so good as ETH and EOS are and what? "and what" so on for every line Title: Re: Minter - just a normal Shitcoin or a Scamcoin? Post by: kuznyaorg on September 06, 2019, 10:02:52 AM Can someone confirm that the devs of DeCenter are also involved in Minter? I don't speak russian to confirm all the sources... I am not sure DeCenter.me is somehow connected. Official community site is https://decenter.org/. I am copy-pasting contact infos from their telegram (translated from Russian): Quote #1 кaнaл o блoкчeйнe, биткoинe, эфиpe, ICO и дeцeнтpaлизaции. 🔥 Peклaмa и coтpyдничecтвo – @DCTeam Чaт – @DeChat Caйт – decenter.org BК – https://vk.cc/7XyNu0 Boпpocы – help.decenter.org Founded by @egordeev, for promotions get in touch with @DCTeam Translation: Quote #1 channel about blockchain, bitcoin, ethereum, ICO and decentralisation. 🔥 Advertising and parternships – @DCTeam Chat – https://t.me/DeCenter Site – decenter.org VK – https://vk.cc/7XyNu0 Questions – help.decenter.org Founded by @egordeev, for promotions get in touch with @DCTeam Egordeev is a product in DeCenter, as he claims in his telegram channel https://t.me/egordeev I am also interested if decenter.me and decenter.org somehow connected. I am also Minter participant from the ICO. Title: Re: Minter - just a normal Shitcoin or a Scamcoin? Post by: 1miau on September 06, 2019, 08:09:17 PM - Investors are not investors, but buyers of a non-working product. I can send you 100 BIP for testing this "a non-working product". You can sell it (for example here https://minter.1001btc.com/en/) or delegate in some validator (choose it here https://minter.stakeholder.space/validator/overview/) and get about 0.5% a day (it is decreasing) In addition, most PoS coins with high returns are often ending up as dumped shitcoins because all the stakers are trying to sell them but there are no buyers... Title: Re: Minter - just a normal Shitcoin or a Scamcoin? Post by: Beoga on September 06, 2019, 10:13:47 PM The fact a coin is traded somewhere doesn't prove if it's a legit coin. Bitconnect was also traded on many exchanges and was a scam coin. I don't compare Bitconnect with Minter but a coin listed on exchanges doesn't prove anything. In addition, most PoS coins with high returns are often ending up as dumped shitcoins because all the stakers are trying to sell them but there are no buyers... I agree with your remarks. But it is important how many real services will be launched on the platform. Services that can be used offline. In Minter already has the service allows to buy products without changing the BIP on Fiat currency. There is a service that allows you to buy food in McDonald's for BIP tokens (only in Russia yet). And a lot another services that help users like exchanges, telegram bots and so on. Title: Re: Minter - just a normal Shitcoin or a Scamcoin? Post by: kuznyaorg on September 07, 2019, 04:56:16 PM - Investors are not investors, but buyers of a non-working product. I can send you 100 BIP for testing this "a non-working product". You can sell it (for example here https://minter.1001btc.com/en/) or delegate in some validator (choose it here https://minter.stakeholder.space/validator/overview/) and get about 0.5% a day (it is decreasing) In addition, most PoS coins with high returns are often ending up as dumped shitcoins because all the stakers are trying to sell them but there are no buyers... That is true, I see most of the users prefer stake and sell and price eventually goes down. The dev team bets on projects, that are based on minter custom coins that will boost the economy. I saw a few games that use custom coins for internal bonus programs - great use case, I think! but adoption will not go fast. Also team is building an exchange where project owners may sell bip with priority. Doubt that this will work, but who knows, I really want to see this in action. The network still in it's early stages and all good new projects are very welcome by community. Also low prices is good for new projects that wants to enter, hope there will be more of them in the near future. Title: Re: Minter - just a normal Shitcoin or a Scamcoin? Post by: 1miau on September 07, 2019, 08:34:57 PM Sounds reasonable. I hope they won't let you down when their project will face difficulties (most projects will get them and then, an experienced and honest team is essential to make the right decisions). If their service can be used to buy food in McDonalds in Russia that's already a good achievement.
Title: Re: Minter - just a normal Shitcoin or a Scamcoin? Post by: Harold Finch on September 09, 2019, 07:11:57 AM Sounds reasonable. I hope they won't let you down when their project will face difficulties (most projects will get them and then, an experienced and honest team is essential to make the right decisions). If their service can be used to buy food in McDonalds in Russia that's already a good achievement. As I wrote earlier, the manager who leads this company cheats. Quote Aпдeйт: Итaк cмoтpим зa иx вeткoй пepвaя cтpaницa peгиcтpaции c paзницeй нecкoлькo минyт - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5180961 И cмoтpим зa pyкaми o чeм paнee yвaжaeмый мнoю MaoChao пиcaл вмecтe c KTC. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5158721 Итoгo- BOMG aвтop тoпикa, First1by tommyj1, Doging, xaker74, udivkx и мнoгиe дpyгиe этo oднo и тoжe лицo a тoчнee aльтфepмa. Кoгдa иx вcex нopмaльнo тaк пoкpacят? I translate into English, BOMG creator of minter topic , First1by, tommyj1, Doging, xaker74, udivkx and more. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5158721 This is one and the same person. This farm was previously seen in the wrapping and painted. The registration goes one after another, and there was also a transfer of merites. Now they clog the forum with meaningless messages. Title: Re: Minter - just a normal Shitcoin or a Scamcoin? Post by: 1miau on September 10, 2019, 08:49:07 PM Sounds reasonable. I hope they won't let you down when their project will face difficulties (most projects will get them and then, an experienced and honest team is essential to make the right decisions). If their service can be used to buy food in McDonalds in Russia that's already a good achievement. As I wrote earlier, the manager who leads this company cheats. The problem is that they don't have a real account. All ANNs / Bounty topics are posted by different accounts, I don't know which one is handled by them (or maybe all accounts :D): Bounty Russian by BOMG: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5180961.0 Minter ANN Russian by BOMG: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5164880.0 ANN 10/2018 by Jungarin: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5052767.0 ANN 07/2019 by bitjudge: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5166420.0 Bounty international by doreraj: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5181035.0 ANN 06/2019 by doreraj: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5159394.0 Title: Re: Minter - just a normal Shitcoin or a Scamcoin? Post by: EvRo74 on September 18, 2019, 10:46:37 AM Minter Roadmap USA
Minter's team shared plans for development in the United States. The most important things to know: ▪ Minter Development Foundation (hereinafter - MDF) will be responsible for the promotion of Minter-based projects in the USA ▪ The best projects will be offered agreements with MDF with the support of lawyers + marketing support for large amounts in US dollars ▪ Development and support of the blockchain core will be carried out by the American company Grom, headed by Daniil Lashin ▪ The team makes great efforts to comply with all SEC rules ▪ MDF is working to list BIPs on exchanges. There will be no manipulations with the course / trading volume from the team ▪ Evgeny Gordeev will continue his work on the concept of the Internet of money Title: Re: Minter - just a normal Shitcoin or a Scamcoin? Post by: CoinBC on September 18, 2019, 02:31:36 PM Shitcoin or scam?
Change that title, it's so easy this days to defame coins and business using this scam report section. I participated on their airdrop too and everything went allright. Then a retard kid like you decide to defame all over the place because Dota2 is updating and he got some time to spend online. How about you get a girl friend? Title: Re: Minter - just a normal Shitcoin or a Scamcoin? Post by: 1miau on September 20, 2019, 01:33:13 AM Shitcoin or scam? Nope. Change that title, .... I don't see any reason to change the title. "Shitcoin or Scamcoin" fits perfectly because it's either one of both. If it's "Scamcoin" I'm sorry for the investors but that's up to everyone when someone is investing in risky projects to make big money and I hope the Scamcoin devs will get caught and a fair punishment. If it's "Shitcoin" => same applies like for "Scamcoin" but the devs have still some benefit of doubt. I understand that Shitcoin business isn't easy to manage and I'm open to call any "Scamcoins" only "Shitcoins" if there's a random reason that it might be not a Scam. But almost 95% of all coins are Shitcoins and they will die somewhere in the future. That's why new content in "Scam Accusation" is posted very frequently. ;) And "Shitcoin" is not a defamation. It's an official term to describe a coin without (most of the) features a good cryptocurrency (like Bitcoin) is famous for. You should try to evaluate if a Coin is a Shitcoin or a Coin like - wait - a congressman (https://www.ccn.com/theres-bitcoin-and-then-theres-shitcoin-libra-us-congress-finally-gets-it/). Meanwhile, I'm going for Bitcoin and let's see which coin will have made a better return in 2 / 3 / 4 years. I guess your Shitcoin will have almost no value by then anymore compared to Bitcoin. ;) Title: Re: Minter - just a normal Shitcoin or a Scamcoin? Post by: aioc on September 20, 2019, 01:50:00 AM Shitcoin or scam? Nope. Change that title, .... I don't see any reason to change the title. "Shitcoin or Scamcoin" fits perfectly because it's either one of both. If it's "Scamcoin" I'm sorry for the investors but that's up to everyone when someone is investing in risky projects to make big money and I hope the Scamcoin devs will get caught and a fair punishment. If it's "Shitcoin" => same applies like for "Scamcoin" but the devs have still some benefit of doubt. I understand that Shitcoin business isn't easy to manage and I'm open to call any "Scamcoins" only "Shitcoins" if there's a random reason that it might be not a Scam. But almost 95% of all coins are Shitcoins and they will die somewhere in the future. That's why new content in "Scam Accusation" is posted very frequently. ;) And "Shitcoin" is not a defamation. It's an official term to describe a coin without (most of the) features a good cryptocurrency (like Bitcoin) is famous for. You should try to evaluate if a Coin is a Shitcoin or a Coin like - wait - a congressman (https://www.ccn.com/theres-bitcoin-and-then-theres-shitcoin-libra-us-congress-finally-gets-it/). Meanwhile, I'm going for Bitcoin and let's see which coin will have made a better return in 2 / 3 / 4 years. I guess your Shitcoin will have almost no value by then anymore compared to Bitcoin. ;) I've seen many bounty hunters promoting this coin and I'm a member of their telegram channel as well, I don't see anything wrong changing the title, actually, this is a challenge for the team, because the majority of coins right now, new and old are tagged as shitcoins, it's a challenge for them to prove otherwise. Title: Re: Minter - just a normal Shitcoin or a Scamcoin? Post by: rhomelmabini on September 20, 2019, 03:49:03 AM Shitcoin or scam? It is still a question so you don't have to worry about it but the riskiness and doubt is still in there within this project so better not change at all the title. Defending it because you've been part of their airdrop? Don't worry if they'll distribute it to participants it will be half on the expected value of the coin, that's I am guessing.Change that title So what title fits perfectly on their project? Title: Re: Minter - just a normal Shitcoin or a Scamcoin? Post by: Harold Finch on September 22, 2019, 07:54:31 AM Shitcoin from DeCenter scummers!
Proof - https://t.me/DeCenter/4887 https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1763574.0 Title: Re: Minter - just a normal Shitcoin or a Scamcoin? Post by: EvRo74 on September 29, 2019, 11:27:32 PM Shitcoin from DeCenter scummers! Proof - https://t.me/DeCenter/4887 https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1763574.0 This site decentr.me is not valid. The correct site is called decentr.org. Be careful in your investigations. Title: Re: Minter - just a normal Shitcoin or a Scamcoin? Post by: Harold Finch on October 04, 2019, 08:56:33 AM Shitcoin from DeCenter scummers! Proof - https://t.me/DeCenter/4887 https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1763574.0 This site decentr.me is not valid. The correct site is called decentr.org. Be careful in your investigations. Stop threatening users with the signature of a project that is made like many pyramids from russia like a deeponion. The links are all correct and prove that this project was created by developers who were previously seen in the scam. |
