Coin Development Service Fraud ?

[jonnytracker]

I was thinking , if i hire a coin developer. and that coin rise to 1000 usd . suddenly the old developers jump in, inject a virus and destroy the coin ecosystem for his profit.. am i just imagining things ?

[foxbat]

I was thinking , if i hire a coin developers. and that coin rise to 1000 usd . suddenly the old developers jump in, inject a virust and destroy the coin ecosystem for his profit.. am i just imagining things ?

Your thoughts are crazy, I'm sure that will never happen, developers always respect the coin they created, it's like their children, so they will never destroy it. If that coin develops, they also get a share of the profits, nso do not worry about it.

[Dmitry.Vastov]

Possible. But never heard any incident like that. Now you give them ideas. Lolo.There's a lot of devs out there which are well experienced in the field of cryptocurrency and highly respected. Better hire them to make your coin reputable and gain popularity also. But i dont think they're cheap. You must have good bankroll to hire them.

[eaLiTy]

I was thinking , if i hire a coin developers. and that coin rise to 1000 usd . suddenly the old developers jump in, inject a virust and destroy the coin ecosystem for his profit.. am i just imagining things ?

Never plan on developing a coin because everyone is doing so,if you already have an established team and if you are having a good business plan then think about creating something unique services that would benefit everyone.Never trust keyboard warriors and plan on starting a company because that wont work when big amount of money starts rolling in.

[bibiqua]

I was thinking , if i hire a coin developer. and that coin rise to 1000 usd . suddenly the old developers jump in, inject a virus and destroy the coin ecosystem for his profit.. am i just imagining things ?

I don't get the story. What you describe is vanalism. Where would the profit come from?

(Btw: It doesn't make sense to "inject a virus" as long as you're referring to something remotely similar to *coins. The data can hardly carry a virus or infect anyone. The software is open, so even if some "hired core developers" tried to inject whatsoever, the ecosystem would simply downgrade to the latest clean version.)