I don't think any other coin, apart from BTC, LTC and a few others, have been as transparent as this.
Certainly no other alt coin has gone as far as this.

When I expose a scam, I do it intelligently. Usually just one comment is enough, and I pretty much kill the thread.
Look at my post history.
You guys, on the other hand, have not done anything intelligently. In fact, other than proving a few of you are racists, all I see is FUD frenzy.

After the level of attack Uro has sustained over the past 24 hours, it's amazing to see the price is actually higher now.


Edit: The dev just invited everyone to a Google Hangout

Hey, what about nextcoin.org, huh? A very challenging forum - to sign up for 

But you are not a responsible forum member, are you Tauren?
You hide behind an alt account, and 90% of your post is in this thread. You only posted in several other threads after I confronted you a week ago.
I mean, just look at how you are ignoring all the other proven scammers on this board; look at how you are intentionally misrepresenting the chart above even after the original poster corrected you; look at how you post the same thing repeatedly even after you have been debunked.

You are not doing any service to anyone on this thread. For some reason, you have a personal vendetta against this coin, and you are willing to do and say anything as many times as it takes to damage it. And before you accuse me of being a bagholder, I no longer hold any ROX. But your fake righteousness is grating to read.

I don't see you in three other scam threads this week; I don't see you in two missing devs threads; I don't see you in coins with really laughable promises and childish whitepapers. All I see is you preaching venomously in this thread. Let go of your anger. It does no one any good.

Eeer... this was released ten months ago. 

I don't really like to share any of my alt coin insights and strategy, because why ever would I want increase competition on myself?
However, seeing as you appear to be a newbie on a path of certain loss, I will share a couple of things.
For what its worth, I never use my own money to trade. Using only BTCs earned from doing graphics work in this forum, I made about 3.9BTC in June.

1. First and foremost, long term investment strategy in most alt coins is madness. Unless coins have specific monetary use (excluding dice games or any of that nonsense), do not make any 'long term investments' beyond the obvious few coins. Developers can disappear in a flash, exchanges can suddenly delist a coin, PoW coins can become PoS ones, bagholders withdrawing from a coin can crash the price to single digit sats overnight - many things can happen in an unregulated, highly centralized (ironic, isn't it?) environments.

2. With most altcoins, there are zero reliable fundamentals to base any decisions on. The key is to stay ahead of the curve.

3. There is no 'buyer's' market in altcoin. There are only bagholders whose sole interest lie in clearing their own stash - and they will sing the most beautiful melodies to achieve that.

4. At exchanges, enter early and exit at the second or third peak. You can sometimes gain more by holding, but more often than not, you will lose.

5. Avoid coins where the OP have limited ability to articulate themselves. They probably just hired someone to make the coin. Avoid China-related coins for now, because most of them are being produced and pumped by one group. Avoid developers who rarely posts and lack manners - lack of professionalism will extend to how they manage their coins.
(Funny incident: Today, as I read the PM of a dev, I realized that I had corresponded with the same person, under a different name, 4 days earlier - for a different coin. He launched 2 coins within six days!)

6. When you see coins being pumped, hitch a ride - but always get off at logical spots (lunch breaks, end of day, etc.) Don't leave pumped coins overnight - you might miss the harvesting phase.

7. Never invest what you can't afford to lose.

Coins, or rather, currencies, should ideally be created to serve an economic objective.
Coins should not be created merely to line up the pockets of developers or people who hire them.
No one needs this coin, so imposing a 'fee' for creating it, is weird.

However, almost of the coins here these days have been created for profit.
I, like many others here, are equally at fault for supporting these ideological exploitation.
It's easy money.

So, I guess you are entitled to your share of the pie, especially since there is no obvious premine.
However, when you avoid the subject of escrow, you immediately sound like a scammer.
Your style of writing is also similar to Redwiredev, who scammed a few fools for a measly 0.8+BTC just a few days' ago.

I would advise everyone to be very cautious.

So you plan on creating a central authority, and thus, control the network?
Oh my. We're coming to a full circle now.

Withdrawn.
Already mentioned to the OP earlier that I am not interested in an easily-fixed public vote.

125k or 200k?

I saw that.
Now debating whether to send my coins today, or earn another day's worth of stake. 

Actually, 1,277,196.
If we include PoW coins, 1,596,496

More importantly though, this coin runs contrary to Satoshi Nakamoto's core vision of trustlessness and decentralization  - since we have to trust you guys in managing and distributing the 500,000 premine, which is 80% of the total coin supply.

What?  

By all means, support the 'good coins' as you see fit - though your definition might differ wildly to mine and others.
In the meantime though, don't slag off people who are competing to make money in a free market environment.
Freedom of choice is essential to the success of the free market - regardless of good or bad coins.
My only gripe is the culture of anonymity of coin developers/starters.

I don't work for AGX.IO, so you should forward any complaints to them.
In my eyes though, scam is when an exchange steals from a customer (like C-Cex) or runs away with customer's money (like Cryptorush and many others).

Cool. Don't worry though, I will be dropping by at your thread/s before then.

Absolutely!

*pulls a chair*

Entertain me.

No, I can't post proof - just like I can't prove that you and your boys are making a coordinated attack in this thread. Some things are just too obvious, though.  
Anyway, you quoted me not out of irony - that was a malicious move, considering there is no irony in comparing a coin with a failed launched with this one.
Certainly nothing ironic about using my quote from another coin's thread to misled readers on this thread.
If ROX turns out to be a scam, believe me, I will be back with a vengeance. As it is now, ROX is one of the few coins with a semblance of a plan.
Your altruism would be better served among the more obvious scams on this board - instead of being seen trying to manipulate the price of ROX.

Then you can just copy the graphics instead of quoting me maliciously.

Btw, I know you do.
You develop clone coins, organize pump and dumps and god knows what else.
So you can imagine my surprise to see you and your boys launching a coordinated attack on another coin here.

ps: usernames and writing styles easily reveals form which country a poster comes from - as any observer can see from the last few posters in this thread who are agreeing with each other for every little thing.