Nah, it was very easy to get in in the early rounds, that's also the reason why cheating was so easy that days. I think you have a lack of information about Deep Onion project, at least about the beginning. This is for sure. Maybe you should read it up first before you spread lies here.

Totally get your point and I really appreciate your neutral critisism on this project. But I would like to point out that there was a massive problem of people using multiple accounts to abuse the airdrop in the early stage of the project. There was no other way then changing the rules to avoid this I guess.


Anyways: There is no proof at all that Deep Onion is a scam and the OP started this thread most likley to keep potential participators away from the airdrop so that he could get a bigger stake with his main account.

Hm I think the moderator should change at least the title of the Thread. It could also be called Deep Onion unmoderated Thread or something like that, but I think the title is missleading. Right now you can not say wether it is a scam or not, I think we all will know after the airdrop finished. Like Schroedingers scam or something. Where I come from somebody is innocent until proven guilty.

Yeah he is so obsessed by Deep Onion, he is one of the biggest fan boys out there I guess.

How is there a proof in this thread for DO beeing a scam if it is not a scam? Did OP lie to us?

Calm down, get a wallet with 2fa (Electrum for example) so you don't have to worry about your coins getting hacked anymore.
Now take your time to sell them off. If I was you I wouldn't sell them face to face to someone, especially nobody who contacted you here after he read how much you own. I also woudn't sell the whole stake right now. Sell a third or the half on a big, trusted exchange. Keep the rest as a future invsetment, diversify to altcoins and take some more profits.

This is excatly what I mean. Don't take advises from such people who are spreading lies and can't do anything but ignoring if someone confronts them with their lies. Read about the project and decide for yourselfs, but don't listen to the prooven liers in this thread.


Wrong. You can accumulate 100 Onions via the  secong Airdrop in the official Forum and then join the first Airdrop. Pletny of people did it this way.
Maybe should first read about a project before you talk about it.

It's funny that you are not able to explain any of your "proofs". Everything is "self explaining" and "has been written before somewhere".
But of course you can't provide a link or explain, seems legit. The only thing you have prooven so far is that you are a lier.

They could have just increased the amount of the coins they keep for themselfs, no need to set up sock puppet accounts. But it shows pretty good that your thoughts are not driven by straight reasoning but paranoia.

Check this thread https://deeponion.org/community/threads/how-many-transactions-per-second-can-deeponion-handle.12811/
TL;DR 62.5 tx/second
I don't know anyhting about a planned lightning but I think it should be possible to adapt something like this on DO easily.

This is a very old story, only the early members remember how this happened. Get seated near the bonfire and listen to the ancient story.
Just kidding I will make it short for you: OP created this thread and started the Airdrop. Some members of this forum immediately started to FUD and said this project is going to be an exit scam, where at the end of the Airdrop the devs will sell out all the Coins and never come back to the project. But actually there is not a single proof for this of course, because 1) you would need to be able to look into the future to predict this and 2) The dev team of DO is one of the most active here on the forum.

But those people didn't care for the truth, they stared to give negative feedback without any proof that the devs did something wrong. I believe those people were the same who had multiple accounts and abused the airdrop this way. (This was also a big issue the first rounds and the reason why the rules changed) I think it was an action to keep people away from the airdrop to get more for themselves. You can read all of this in the first pages of the thread if you like. Then someday people from the community started to give the OP positive feedback for all the effort. The Fudders reacted to this by giving even more negative feedback. They said that OP was doing trust manipulation because the feedback came from his community. It is ridiculous, I Know. But there seem to be people who seriously not want to see this project suceed.

They failed.
Wen won.
End.

I think so too, but it would be great to see DO listed on some exchanges where you can buy it for fiat money aswell. For some people it's too complicated to first buy a crypto and then buy another one with that.

Wird es nach dem snapshot dann auch wieder eine neue wallet Version geben?

"A brand-new cybersecurity watchdog just shut down a $15 million cryptocurrency scam[...]

As for Monday's case, the SEC filed charges against Dominic Lacroix and his firm PlexCorps for soliciting $15 million from thousands of investors.

"The Commission's complaint, filed in federal court in Brooklyn, New York, alleges that Lacroix and PlexCorps marketed and sold securities called PlexCoin on the internet to investors in the U.S. and elsewhere, claiming that investments in PlexCoin would yield a 1,354 percent profit in less than 29 days," the regulator said in a statement.[...]"

http://www.businessinsider.de/cybersecurity-watchdog-shut-down-15-million-cryptocurrency-scam-2017-12

I wrote this earlier today and got delted by OP.

That's why you quoted and answered it, right?

If someone requires a proof you ignore him.

Thanks for finally admitting that you have no proof.

Why are you fudders so obsessed by the words "dick" and "asshole" and sucking dicks in general? Ever thought about reading Freud?

If you steal something, it's gone. Now think again.
You're welcome kiddo.

Ahahaha paranoia is big in you. Sure they stole funds of their early investors, sold all of it to BTC, converted to Dollar, converted to korean won, waited several years for IOTA to get listed on Coinonne to finally start their pump with a million hacked accounts of korean citizens. Sounds legit.

Immer han du di pech =(

Naja news brauchen ja erstmal ein bisschen Zeit sich zu verbreiten und dann braucht es auch noch etwas Zeit bis die Käufe dann einsetzten. Scheibar hat Korea gerade IOTA entdeckt. Dann setzt noch die FOMO ein und ab geht's.