SUB1X , SUB1X ....This concept is crazy. I thought i've seen it all when i jumped on bsdm token coin. 0.5 max supply token is craziest i've ever seen
What is really strange... why they talk about "the lowest supply" when
it is false: I go to etherscan and open contract, what do I see:
https://etherscan.io/address/0xA8BA4095833a3F924D86CB3941099C1ABB75ea13#readContract2. totalSupply 500000000000000000
do the same for bdsm
https://etherscan.io/token/0xacb65cc264aecb5aeb872763dcf46d34d172da3d#readContract
2. totalSupply 1000000000000
does not add upas we can see your token it's not half the size of bdsm (1 / 0.5) it's more than 500,000 times! LOL
you thought no one notice that in the small supply main value of decimals?
or this is marketing trick? not fair..also you have "roadmap" but where your dev team? their linkedin, project, profiles, images at least? tech's specs for nodes/blockchain?
really nothing? only 1 page with logo image + garbage info? seriously?
who prevents immediately to do your own chain?
dev doesn't exist or you just want copy/paste eth-contract code and dump your coin on ED at first? all points to it!who will believe that this is not one more scamdump coin?
looking forward your reply OP
1) Decimal places are about divisibility. It has nothing to do with the total supply. The total supply for SUB1X is 0.5 and it's divisible by up to 18 decimal places.
2) This is an airdropped community token. Dev anonymity is fine and has been done for many legitimate projects. For example, Deep Onion is widely considered the most successful airdropped project and devs are anon.
3) I don't understand what you mean by making my "own chain". It's clearly laid out in the roadmap, that a swap would be required before being able to implement masternodes. The chain being swapped to has not been confirmed but will most likely be PIVX or DASH.
4) The code is verified on Etherscan and cannot be changed.
5) That's not the official website. A proper website is being made over the next month. The current site was meant to be used as a medium for people to sign up to the airdrop in the most efficient way possible.
1) Decimal places are about divisibility. It has nothing to do with the total supply. The total supply for SUB1X is 0.5 and it's divisible by up to 18 decimal places.
1)
exact amount 0,5 yes, but full amount of micro particles more than 500,000 times. Do not try to confuse someone with a formal definition
in your case you have huge "actual" supply since "function" of individual tokens (in ordinary case) is performed by micro particles
2) This is an airdropped community token. Dev anonymity is fine and has been done for many legitimate projects. For example, Deep Onion is widely considered the most successful airdropped project and devs are anon.
2) you also consider your token like ultra anonymity and secure? really? not accepted in your case
+ where is competence of devs? all that we see says the opposite
3) I don't understand what you mean by making my "own chain". It's clearly laid out in the roadmap, that a swap would be required before being able to implement masternodes. The chain being swapped to has not been confirmed but will most likely be PIVX or DASH.
3)
If devs want to do own blockchain no needs to do it before on the ethereum network
does not add up, again
4) The code is verified on Etherscan and cannot be changed
4) i revised your contract on etherscan and your site and there is only one thing what i can say: it was written by NOOB , by absolute non competence people
5) That's not the official website. A proper website is being made over the next month. The current site was meant to be used as a medium for people to sign up to the airdrop in the most efficient way possible.
5) are you just kidding me? no one serious project drop their token/coin on exchange
BEFORE they have proper site at least (+ MVP),
it is tactic for scamshit like ecash etc ONLY
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It means only what you can sell each of 18 decimals. exact amount 0,5 yes, but full amount of micro particles more than 500,000 times. Do not try to confuse someone with a formal definition. Or maybe you don't understand it & not enough skills for this? 
