Personally I would say Elastic coin looks very suspect.

[prettybuds]

But I do like the UI screenshots that EK posts every now & then.
They're re-assuring

then again, that could easily be created in photoshop right?

Yeah right! You got it!

And when the coin is live, you are not really interacting with the wallet but there is a secret team in the background creating a false live video stream using Adobe Premiere that just let's you believe you were interacting with the wallet.

Now that you say it, I am also 100% convinced this is the way it works over there.    This is a hell of a scam, really!

I don't give a damn how much you try to ridicule this, as a matter of fact Photoshop has been used extensively to scam here on Bitcointalk.

[Evil-Knievel]

I don't give a damn how much you try to ridicule this, as a matter of fact Photoshop has been used extensively to scam here on Bitcointalk.

I totally believe you This is a very conclusive argumentation! No escrow automatically means that:

- all screenshots have been faked using photoshop
- when source code is published then all source code must be a copy cat of some meaningless shitcoin
- when the coin is published and it proves to be individual (and not just a copycat) then it's still a scam because it was just created to pump and dump
- if the coin turns out NOT to be a pump and dump, then it clearly was a scam because it first willingly caused you to "see red flags", tricked you into believing it was a pump and dump and then took off without you lol.

Dude, I am so glad I didn't listen to people like you when Ethereum launched