I will not take this to PMs. Unlike you I have nothing to hide about the way I operate. Calling something childish doesn't make it so. You've wronged myself and the team and people will know about it. People have the right to know when they're being conned.

Exhibit A:

The biggest red flag. You don't even know what everyday platforms people use.  You don't have Windows, Mac and Linux. You have Windows (a desktop OS), Mac (a desktop OS) and Android (a mobile OS). This indicates you don't know the difference between them. If you're the average Joe I wouldn't expect you to, but if you're alleged coin devs and you don't even know this, you're beyond help. Linux is the easiest platform to compile the client on, and somehow you skipped over it.

Exhibit B:

The next red flag. You have duplicate, unused, and irrelevant footer links. This is something you could've very easily fixed since I pointed out how horrible your template edited website is, but you didn't. Gross incompetence. If you were running a placeholder that's one thing, but this is your fully released public website with broken nonworking links. I don't even know how you managed to screw up something so simple, but good job. It's obvious you don't proof your own work.

Exhibit C:

This isn't to discredit your website, but to discredit yourselves. Why are you hiding behind aliases if you have no reason to? I'll tell you why; you don't want people having your identities and information when you pump and dump (assuming you make it that far) and leave them with nothing. Not to mention your nonexistent IPO investors. If I was pulling a fast one like you guys, I wouldn't want my information out there either.

Also your contact us and Twitter links don't work for "J Feels," and the link for contacting "T Feels" is "http://feelscoin.net/admin@feelscoin.net". That's really sad that you don't know how to setup a contact us form or even have an external link for a client to open.

Exhibit D:

Nothing here appears to be out of place except there being no sense of style. It's obvious that the template's default primary color (orange) is out of place here. Entirely unprofessional. It would take two seconds to change the default template color, but you haven't out of sheer laziness. The default background isn't relevant, and you've left the scroll which does nothing except reintroduce the same intro. I'm sure you can't remove the option without breaking your precious template.

Before you go on a crusade to point out the flaws in our website, I'd like to point out that the premise behind my argument is that you've publicly released a flawed and unfinished website in conjunction with the announcement of your coin, whereas we have not. And that's the difference between us. We will only release our coin when it's done, with supporting media in a 100% finished and professional state. You on the other hand are overly anxious to push your coin out in a half released state because of the personal debt you're in.

This is the second time you've used the word "philosophical" in an inappropriate context. I don't think you understand what that word means.

See, when you make claims against me, I provide evidence to refute them because they're not true. I address them fully instead of sidestepping them. Here's some proof: http://youtu.be/yK2zBHUtB08.

Any attempt here to describe my own personal state of mind or declare what I have or have not accomplished is simply pathetic, see my previous point.

I have plenty to show, see point one. I already stated in my previous post that it doesn't take as long as I've spent to create a coin. I also stated why. I never claimed it was a gigantic endeavor. I took longer than necessary because other priorities (the website and social media links) were not in a finished state. You can't release a coin without a foundation; therefor it is unnecessary for me to complete the coin before the other higher priority tasks have been completed.

You seem to have a short memory. I was not only present for the final specifications behind the coin, I had a helping hand in it. You can't decide on specifications when you don't understand them to begin with, and none of you did.

And again, I spent more physical time in the chat than anyone else. Just because you were only on at 4am on occasion doesn't mean I was never on. Some people have jobs and some people live in different time zones than you do.

You know how I know you're lying? Because you said you had screenshots of the email instead of saying you can screenshot the email. How don't you have the original email? You can't claim to have preemptively taken a screenshot of an email; you wouldn't have anticipated this situation. I never said I couldn't dev the coin, I simple offered to offhand development if the release date (which was then unannounced) was sooner than expected. That's when we agreed upon the three weeks, which I could more than handle. And you're right, I was willing to be a team player and pay 0.3BTC for the service if it came to it, since it was my responsibility. Please release your supposed screenshot for all of us to see.

The one and only email I never responded to is the one where you claimed to be severing me from a project when you have no authority to do so, because I had no reason to. You're not an authority; you never were an authority. Our team is entirely autonomous and level and has been from the start. Unfortunately this enabled you (a trusted party by the group) to steal the login credentials of our social media sites for yourself and leave the project.


So you wrote a forum post, and slapped together a shitty website. That is precisely what I've said you've done, and you can't tell me it takes 2 months to achieve that. You're guiltier than I am of procrastination and have literally contributed nothing to Feelscoin. It's hilarious for you to point your finger at me. It's the pot calling the kettle black, except the pot doesn't work.

I have a sneaking suspicion you're sweating pretty hard right about now.

It's not too hard to discredit you, given everything you've done. I'm perfectly confident my client is going to be superior to yours in every way. I'm meticulous. I'm not outsourcing my coin to someone that pumps altcoins out for side money.

 How can I copy a coin that doesn't exist? How can I copy a coin when I was the first to finish and compile it? I have the final Windows and Mac binaries. You can try to use the time you have during your pathetic IPO to commission a coin from someone else, however by the time you actually receive it, the real Feelscoin will already have been released, freely to the public, with no fraudulent IPO attached.

My one and only job was to create the client, and I've done so. There was no allotted time frame up until less than two weeks ago when we both agreed the client should be done within three weeks. This was a mutual agreement you and I made. Within those three weeks you decided to go rogue and make every attempt at sabotaging everyone else's hard work. Financially I contributed to the hosting, domain purchase, and even covered other members who couldn't cover themselves. I've contributed more than you have. I've spent more time discussing the development of the coin and specifications than you have.

I know plenty about programming, I've been programming for 12 years. Could I have finished the coin sooner? Sure. I didn't because other foundational elements (website, social media sites) needed to be finished first (and still do). I spent more time going through the source and really understanding how bitcoin and its derivatives work, which is what I'm more interested in. I see that you haven't touched even slightly any of the social media pages. The most you've done is quick edit a template for a website, doing a terrible job at that. Again, you're guilty of doing less than anyone else. This is provable.

I'll tear you an asshole about your website in a bit. I've saved a snapshot of it so I can really get down to what you think is a quality website and why it's not. If you can't handle creating a basic website, you're going to have infinitely more trouble with your own client.

We're not off "your" team. Your "team" is nothing more than two dissident scammers who don't even have the first clue how to properly create, market, and deploy a cryptocurrency.


You didn't address anything I asked. What did you contribute to the project prior to your leave? Absolutely nothing, except deluding yourselves into believing you were entitled to overseeing the project.

The public needs to be aware that this is a very poor investment. You're preselling a coin you don't even have. You stole the credentials to the group's social media accounts before attempting to destroy the project's shared developers document. You obviously have dubious morals. Who could trust you in light of what you've done? Mark my words, you will not succeed. One way or another you will face consequences for everything you've done up to this point, and I revel in that fact.

Would you care to explain to the forum what it is you've accomplished since February? You literally have done nothing except mangle a free website template and make this rushed thread. That's it. You're guilty more than anyone else of doing absolutely nothing to contribute to this project. I understand you're in debt and hurting for money, but you've only ruined your chances at creating anything successful here. Which is perfect for us. We will release the proper client at the proper time when it's ready. Not a minute sooner. There will be no cash grab IPO for you here for your cookie cutter coin.

I've spent more time than either of you scumbags under the Feelscoin developer room. I left chat open overnight so that I could read developments when I wasn't on. I answered any emails I received immediately; I attended all of the original meetings wherever I could. I was there when, more recently, you two were in talks of leaving on your own to try and repeat this process ad infinitum. I did nothing about it because you don't concern me. It's obvious to anyone this is a scam and when we release the original Feelscoin it will entirely eclipse your failed attempt at hijacking our coin.

This is not the official release of Feelscoin. Two of the original founding members of the coin have annexed themselves from the group and are attempting to IPO a coin they are not in possession of. This is blatant fraud. I'm the lead developer of the project and I alone have the binaries for Windows and Linux, and soon to be Mac.

These poor fools are under the impression that by jumping the gun prematurely, they will be securing the right to our hard work. It takes little scrutiny to realize these two have nothing to show. None of their social media links amount to anything and their "official site" is just half-assed and broken. This is self-evident; follow the links yourself.

Not that any of you probably care, but when Feelscoin is ready to be released, it will be done so by the actual developers who have invested real time and effort into the project. It will be on feelscoin.com (not .net), and will be professionally designed and coded.

I'm solo mining while I still can.

I've taken an interest in bitcoins again. I remember when they were valued under the dollar and mining with a common GPU was feasible. After a lot of reading it seems the best way to profit off of bitcoins at the moment is by buying coins directly and letting their value increase. I'm only wondering if there are any forseeable events in the near future that are likely to lower their value. For obvious reasons, I'd prefer to buy coins at as low of a price as possible. I won't have money to invest until my stocks vest in about a week. I'm hoping for a large sell-off.

I've also started pool mining Litecoins with two 6850s. I intend on holding a healthy number of these and selling the rest for BTC.