Ok, I will stop.

You initially wanted to do an ICO, but now you thought you have subtle ways of scamming people. You rebranded the pump-and-dump scheme as 'Initial Release Event'. That's how you want to differentiate from other coins? By stealing less? "But it's only 9.9%", cheap supermarket price trick.

Idiots.

Guess what, an attacker can replace webdollar mining code with a Coinhive mining script. But the webdollar community doesn't care, as they don't want to use HTTPS on webdollar.io

The guy was a victim of a MITM attack when he was downloading the webdollar source code. It's not the same thing with bitcoin, because you download bitcoin source code once and then used signed messages. But you download Webdollar code everytime when you visit the website. Over fucking HTTP.

Never access websites over HTTP. Especially websites that serve javascript files that will be run in your browser. It is possible that someone mounted a Man-in-the-middle attack on your connections and modified the javascript files to steal money from your account (by adding events on a button for example).
NEVER access webdollar.io over HTTP.

Also, mining from the browsers is less efficient than 'bare-metal' mining. It will destroy your CPU and the reward will be much lower than the reward of the tech savvies with the same hardware.

This is a false statement. Webdollar does not have smart contracts and will never have anonimity because was not designed from the start with an anonimity goal (unlike Monero).

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so we all are on equal ground at the start
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How can this be true when the premined is 10%. Just picture this: for all the webdollars to be mined it requires 100 years, the premined is 10%.
Equal ground for sure.

I agree, it's better to shut up when you don't have answers.
Until now, the Webdollar community answers were to censor things, delete messages and ban users that raise questions.

Why WebDollar is a shitcoin.

1. Pump-and-dump scheme
The sole purpose of the webdollar cryptocurrency is to create a pump and dump scheme at the expense of the so-called 'investors'.
How? Selling premined coins through their website (advertised as an exchange platform).
The currency is advertised as an investment and they are creating hype ("we expect the prices to spike very fast seconds after the release" [1]).
On the day of the dump (called 'Initial Release Event') the premined coins will be sold by the webdollar founders.
Be aware: they advertise webdollar as an investment, but they are not registered with SEC.
Selling webdollar through their website will be illegal.

Videos:
They don't want to register a company because they don't want to be held liable for the pump-and-dump scheme. (https://youtu.be/6YAEtqtL_So?t=9m30s)
Webdollar is premined: https://youtu.be/p3zC7u_KRAY?t=3m51s

[1] https://medium.com/@adrianmihaistratulat/not-another-ico-56cd4c6fe0c4

2. Developers have no experience in the cryptocurrency community

The webdollar project started 6 months ago. Before that, the founders had no experience in the cryptocurrency community.
Now they are already advertising that they are 'specialized in blockchain applications'.

Examples [2]:
a) they don't know about constant time cryptography
"Cum naiba poti sa scrii altfel ca sa verifici 2 hashuri daca sunt diferite?
for (let i=0; i<initialHash.length; i++)
if (initialHash !== myHash) return false;
Sa mor eu daca poti scrie altfel codul aceasta si sa fie mai eficient.
Este aproape atomic, tinand cond ca initialHash si myHash au acelasi lungimi si sunt reprezentate pe 32 bytes."

b) they don't know about PQC

"Deobicei fuunctile criptografie lucreaza pe 2^256 si sunt vulnerabile la calculatoare quantice." it is trivial to switch to a 512bit hash function to negate quantum attacks.

c) The lead developer doesn't know what a commitment scheme is:
"Commitment scheme 101 is used in zero knowledge, we don't have zero knowledge at the moment."

d) The lead developer is involved in mass media manipulation with Mihai Gadea and Dan Voiculescu, he also received MONEY from Dan Voiculescu https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RvkunqseC9M
https://youtu.be/zraL-jpEhgY?t=14m10s
[2] https://silviu-s.com/webdollar-coin-internet-newest-internet-cryptocurrency/

3. Webdollar is centralized

Premined currencies are centralized. A small number of entities are given a percentage of the entire supply WITHOUT working for them.
This is a theft from all the future miners and users.
The premined coins can (and will) be used to manipulate the market (see pump-and-dump scheme).

4.Webdollar is not secure

The browser is not a secure platform for developing cryptocurrency applications:
https://www.cvedetails.com/product/3264/Mozilla-Firefox.html?vendor_id=452
https://www.cvedetails.com/product/15031/Google-Chrome.html?vendor_id=1224

Javascript is not a good language for implementing cryptography algorithms
https://blog.bren2010.io/2014/06/17/javascript-crypto.html
‘In-browser crypto is not as secure as the state-of-the-art, therefore it’s insecure.’