Can someone confirm that this contract address is the right one?

@SeepSuit exacly.
@nguyen the process of searching through patents is complicated and time consuming, so there is a real solution to a real problem - which already makes it better than most other icos. And if loci manages to enable patent registration in the future, payed with loci (omitting years of waiting time) it will be huge. Anyways there is a real demand for it anyways, so it's high rated.

Obviously there are no investors here (just bounty hunters as usual), but if someone somehow finds his way here, beeing confused by what the "ERC20" named token is he got from a contract that claims to be Loci: it actually is Loci - but not yet activated and therefore not recognized as Loci (yet). At least thats what Loci support told me just 30 sec ago.

Those Loci I've purchased show up as just "Erc20" when using etherscan, which seems strange to me - anyone seeing their tokens beeing named as "Loci" ?

Also, would someone verify, that this is the correct contract address

0x9c23d67aea7b95d80942e3836bcdf7e708a747c2

Thanks, mates.

Sorry for the late answer everyone,

the project I ment was named "eros.vision" if I remember right, while "beever" was the witepaper they used (stole from).

Any news about those blood suckers?

I'm afraid it's to easy to create a connection to the internet though a (non logging) VPN - those guys now enough about blockchains and webdev to scam people (me, in particular) will most probably not be stupid enough to not to disguise their filthy asses on the web...

Btw I've been thinking that another reason for chaning their online ID could simply be stalling. I think theese are the guys, that made another project called Beever (another scam). There are the following points that make this apear to me:

1. Design: Beever, Magos and AiO share the same style, colors and design elements.
2. Promises: Both Magos and Beever claimed to have a ready2go product at their hands that will be working right after ICO
3. Tactics: After Beever ended they first got silent and then made some announcement, why the project can't start off. I think this is what's happening now ...

... creating some distraction and to disapear. With that kind of money, they can setup a location somewhere on the planet with everything they need and after ico sale, they just clean up the place, get rid of the hardware and move to the next scam (after some Hawai holyday ofc).

God damn parasites.

I doubt any of us will get rid of those shit coins - but in case I'm wrong, I have 2k AiO Tokens that I would sell for 0.5 Eth

just enter "magos.io" into google and see the second entry on the first page. If they still have plans, to make more money on this (most certainly a) scam, then the rebranding is nessecary. I assume they want to be listed on etherdelta.

On the otherhand - if one ignores all the other shady stuff about this project, like a fake team and so on - if they do have that AI and want to fuel it with those funds they raised, then staying annonymous makes sence. In case that it does not trade as good as they would hope in that case.

Anyways, I have AiO tokens to sell, anyone intressted ?

^^

Also, right after I posted this, the entire team section disapeared from the website.

Then People just had to google magos+scam to get to this post here - if that was already there, when I invested, I would have stayed the hell away from that project. But everyone who put money into this since then, simply deserves to loose it.

Anyway, now that the ico is over, we will soon now for sure. Ofc I have no doubt about what magos is.

So I warned people in Magos Announcement thread (and there is no doubt) that this dev team of magos does not exist. They are made up people, where none of them have any kind online ID - not even their chief of marketing. Now they deleted almost all of my posts, after I posted this:



I am not the only one who tried to google them, as you can (at the time of writing this post) still read in the tread, which is linked at the end of this one.

Unfortunatly, I have lost some ETH to those scammers and I suggest, you're smarter than me. If you have any doubt, google the magos team. In case that you find one of those persons, magos has either created some social media profiles in the mean time or they are using people, who have nothing to do with the project in the first place.

I wish them the worst of deseases. Have fun, everyone.

The (non existent) magos team, at the time of writing this post:
https://picload.org/view/rwciiill/magosbitches.png.html

Original (Announcement) Thread:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2087842.0

While reading your whitepaper, I found some points that I would like to clarify, before investing into DM:


From what I understand, Phase 2 of the ICO Sale in November will "define" DM-Coins Hardcap. Is this equal to Max Supply, so that there wont be any more DM-Coins minted after ICO sale has concluded that Hardcap? My main concern here is, that DM does not claim any Coins for themself, like most ICOs with Max Supply do - which makes me think that I might buy a currency that will be subject to inflation.


Theese tokens you are refering to, are ment to represent some sort of Ingame-Item within DMarket and not its currency (DM-Coin) - is that correct? In that case you would be using the term "DMarket Token" with two spereate meanings withing your whitepaper and I would suggest to change that. Otherwise it may seem, like DM-Coin will be highly inflationary - on the other side, if thats the case, I'm sure investors are eager to know about that.

Thank you in advance.

@rabeh boukhnona I believe you might be right on this.

Does somebody know wether that whale, who started dumping his PPT has finally sold out? I thought about writing a tool that tracks that but I supose there should be some way to track such things already, no?

@Phase_Shifter99 Hey mate, thank you! That does help indeed.

@BTCBusinessConsult either you did not read my question or that whitepaper you just linked - which I did read twice before I bought PPT, btw. So if you're an consultant, then I'm Master of the Universe, nice to meet you.

Do you guys make up your own fucking whitepapers or can someone show me anything that *proofs* that PPT will be actually used in any way of account factoring beyond financing the platform. A video on youtube does not count as a proof, btw unless it comes from popoulus...

I may have missed it, but I think the whitepaper does not state any passive income at all. All I know is that Pokens will be used for blockchain transactions and that the platform plans on buying PPT back, offering a good chance for ROI and profit. I would appreciate very much if somebody could point me to a source, that gives me concrete info (comming from Popoulus ofc) about what additional use PPT has.

@pachino1 How is PPT supposed to give a divident actively, I can not find anything on this.