Have you seen the prices at C-Cex? One guy bought at 0.0001598BTC per XRC. That's a 60 percent premium.
What about those who bought at 0.000093BTC, lower than the IPO price.

Do you think that's fair to your investors? If you don't protect your investors, who will?
Bottom line: Your investors were screwed.

Man, I'm struggling to understand why XRC is traded before the IPO is over.
And on C-Cex of all places?

questions from someone new to this coin to others in this discussion thread who've been more closely following it:
could anyone summarise what's special about it?

were basic aspects ready at launch - wallet, blockexplorer, website, whitepaper and/or features, etc. - or is the [ANN] promise-heavy?
have the devs delivered on their promises?
Any hidden problems -
premines?
instamines?
well distributed? is there a rich list?
buggy code?
are these are hard core programmers, not "copy-paste" devs or middlemen? When bugs/fork challenge pop up, are they fixed quickly?
dev squabbles?
dev complacency?
missed deadlines?
any "proof of developer"? Is the entirte dev team anonymous -- and even if so, does it at least have a solid reputation here on bitcointalk?
How does the coin production/distribution setup provide insulation from the risk of massive miner/whale dumps? Is there an estimate out there of the max # of daily BTC trading volume that might be needed to absorb mined coins?
Anything to worry about?

When is the next significant development update (code, screenshots and/or whitepaper/proof-of-concept or something else?) expected to come out?

Ya I'd like to know this before investing. They are pretty unclear about what's going to happen with the coins.

Good question. Also, how many coins have been sold? they will be avail for 2 more days, correct?

Yes... If you don't already have someone please do

Is this coin dead or what? Well, at least they got some BTC for the trouble, nobody is buying

Just bought a small amount. The process of IPO is very smooth! Have sent my BTC around 1.5 hours ago and the rhinocoins already came in
 

I got some now, maybe I'm the sucker, we'll see

Almost every criticism here applies to all cryptostocks, and there are hundreds of such hybrid altcoins. So, RhinoCoin may or may not be a scam, but you can't fault it for the issues all cryptostocks have. Any cryptostock has a lot of risk, and may have legal issues in the US, and does not have SEC approved type financial records, and the vast majority don't have projected financials or all the other things that normal stocks and investments have. That is just the nature of the game.  

I don't need to read this whole thread, this is an obvious scam from reading the ann post.
Look, if someone asks for money up front for something he promises to provide for the long term future it is a scam. Nobody works for free, even if you pay him a bunch of money up front.
The fact the "dev" won't do escrow for his ipo = biggest red flag you can get.

Sadly it can't work without FTC approval, unless that is some method can be found to exclude all US investors.  That's the problem with combining a business/crypto/shares etc. into one.  It is no longer just a cryptocurrency and the regulators get involved.  Unfortunately the people behind this don't seem to understand that.  So whilst this is a good idea it is likely to collapse at some point.  I'm sure people will come on and now say that it is FUD but that doesn't change the facts.

I would therefore be best to get a US lawyer who deals in such things to just look over the proposals first.  If they OK it then no problems and a good idea.

It will depend on a recording studio making money and that the company is still around in a year. It's pretty hard making a profit in the music industry as you know with free downloads all over the place etc. At the moment they value their company at $1.266.000,- (today's BTC rate) which is too high for a start-up. They are stating that they will pay 1% dividend on that amount which is $12.660,- per year so $1055,- per month. With overhead such as rent, salaries etc. they will have to turn over a decent sum every month to make it run.

What exactly will this money be spent on? Do they own the equipment?

How are new XRCs created again? and at what rate?

This still seems like a scam

I don't know how dividends work with most other altcoins but if I buy it on an exchange it seems crazy that I would have to manually register the coin to get the dividend. I have no problem with giving my info but in would have no idea how to go about doing that and would never even know I had to do that if I had not read it here.

Before you talk about "dividends", can we see proof of what your company is worth. Any financial statements? projection statements? all the mumbo jumbo that lets potential investors know why exactly would they want to buy a share in this studio. Afterall what your saying is that these coins represent a share of your studio. Aside from the the fixed assets, where are your revenue streams. Dont tell me you have a few people coming in an out of your studio entitles you to state that this venture has alot of potential. On what basis did you determine the value of the IPO? Serious questions. Dont mean to ruin the party. good luck either way, i have no problem with you making money if people want to send btc your way.