Can we get admins to fetch his IP?

I threw a few bucks at it so I dont really mind but I feel really bad for the guy who dropped 30 ETH, he was really nice in the discord. What goes around comes around though.

I can affirm this is a scam. I was kicked from discord when I was about to ask the "dev" to prove his authenticity.

No its not, he kicked all the known investors out of discord because we found out it was a total lie. scam 100%

 I know that for a majority of people who are reading - this information is inherently understood by default, but the last fork brought a LOT of new players and I know this one will as well. There are some sites like this one (www.claiimbtcgpu.org) trying to take your money in broad daylight. If your new, be aware and spread the awareness. If you find anymore of these post them here.

hmm

90% of all tokens are in one address..

If this isn't a pump and dump, I don't know what is.

When are bounties paid off?

Is there an address and decimal for the ERC20 we can add?

do i get stakes for this?

Regarding the exchanges. Getting listed to Nova isn't complicated - all we need is NPOINTs (which is a token for votes on Nova).

One vote costs 10 NPOINTs, we need a total of 250 votes.

1 NPOINT costs around .0001 btc at the moment - so we need 2500 NPOINTs

So that's .25 BTC which is very tangible.

This looks interesting and i'll keep my eye on it - count me in

No man, No. This is a dead give away for investors to look away. I'm going to make a professional one. I'll have it in PNG and SVG for scalability.

I'm in the same boat, Just gonna let the computer run for some good hours. Once it's done I'll re-upload a new one for anyone else that needs it.

I am too. The community and team are very active though and that's a good sign - keep in mind this project has been going strong for 3 years and it had very innovative implementations. Although I agree, most people will keep assuming this coin is dead if they look at it objectively. I think it would be a good idea to open a Telegram or Slack for the new revisions, just so that we can easily converse on the new fundamentals and plans.

I believe that for the moment they will be there for you and that's good but it is a temporary relationship. You will never know how friends may change.

This, If the team is hidden that's a bad sign. Always check authenticity of the devs.
Another thing is to look at an explorer if possible - if the coin is premined or the owners are holding 50%+ thats a bad sign.
White paper is a big deal, If the white paper consist of less then 4 pages with mainly visual diagrams, that's a horrid sign. It's always best to read these.
Design is a big tip off too, if it looks like it was made in MS Paint in 1 hour you can tell that if they hadnt put much thought in the design they probably would do the same with the project.

The best tip off out of all is what I just quoted. Check for devs background. If there is no info on devs then tread carefully. If there is,  make sure that they are who they say they are. I've seen people linking to fake linkedin accounts.

Same thing can be said about centralized exchanges when they first popped into existence. I think gradually there will be more and more progress.

That's crazy.That's incredibly unprofessional of Bittrex to just go about delisting well known projects without even a simple consultation.

After joining the telegram for about 1 hour, it's easy to see that the moderation there is very heavy. They have been under a lot of stipulation. In my opinion it's quite understandable - The CEO is a model who apparently doesn't have much background running a business with a past of amateur sex appealing videos of her flaunting stacks of money. The concern for investors are serious here. So almost every community outlet that this ICO has is heavily moderated, the slightest inquirer who questions it's authenticity is banned from the community regardless if you are an investor.

At first I actually thought this project was interesting but after doing more background research, I don't feel comfortable knowing the practices or history of Paragon and it's employees. I feel as if it may be the fyre festival of crypto - I hope to be proven wrong..

When bitcoin was forking into bitcoin cash the market went into insanity. The price of bitcoin nearly doubled in under a month and with this, bitcoin was taken as a huge threat. The SEC started investigating many centralized exchanges - most notably Bittrex. It seems so far that everything is running smoothly but I feel that this is a subtle foreshadowing of what might come. There is a residual feeling of uncertainty just reading Bittrex's report on the SEC investigation - a quote from the Bittrex report article says "We applaud the SEC in issuing its Digital Asset Investigative Report." Something is wrong here, why is a cryptocurrency exchange rejoicing in it's possible demise?