Ethereum SCAM Warning! Moderating of ethereum.org for any negative feedback.

[kelsey]

God jesus. When will you people look things up..

now

There are individuals receiving 100,000 to 300,000

Yeah, these guys are going to be filthy rich selling their Ether to the people around the world, and why shouldn't they be.  Satoshi is almost a billionaire, and everyone is cool with that:

http://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/questions/25806/how-many-coins-does-satoshi-have

You paid Satoshi for his hard work, why not pay him too:

yes satoshi deserved his billion dollar cut for showing us all there's an alternative to the greedy bankers who take their billion dollar cut  

[favdesu]

Censorship is never a good idea. Shows how they deal with concerns, does that make them trustworthy?

[canth]

God jesus. When will you people look things up..

now

There are individuals receiving 100,000 to 300,000

Yeah, these guys are going to be filthy rich selling their Ether to the people around the world, and why shouldn't they be.  Satoshi is almost a billionaire, and everyone is cool with that:

http://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/questions/25806/how-many-coins-does-satoshi-have

You paid Satoshi for his hard work, why not pay him too:

Satoshi didn't raise $18m to pay himself and his company all while carving off 40-50% of BTC for his use. Vitalik is brilliant and a decent guy - too bad he surrounded himself with people that have no idea how to run a business, only to enrich themselves. They paid themselves back for their loans to the company at > 50% annual rates...completely unheard of for founders to do this kind of stuff.

https://www.reddit.com/r/ethereum/comments/2bpqs0/who_is_getting_the_ether_money_and_how_much_is/cj7z30j

"25% plus principal for 6 months, so 56.25% annualized. Total loans were in the $750k range, so interest turns out to be ~10% of our back-expenses..." --Vitalik

[hankman]

Ethereum is now putting restriction on their reddit page.

What is the Ethereum team so scared of?

[BigSirko]

Ethereum is now putting restriction on their reddit page.

What is the Ethereum team so scared of?

The irony is people were saying only Bitcointalk has FUD about Ethereum but the Ethereum subreddit has been full of it for weeks now, even more than Bitcointalk where most people aren't interested in Ethereum.

Ethereum, not so shockingly, is finally revealing itself as a 2nd/3rd rate alternate and isn't living up to the hype.

[spacehopper]

Ethereum is now putting restriction on their reddit page.

What is the Ethereum team so scared of?

What do you mean by a restriction? Are they deleting posts they don't like or something like that? I don't really understand the reddit system because I haven't used it much myself yet. Can you choose to set up a self moderated reddit page like the ones on bitcointalk?

[rokkyroad]

Ethereum is now putting restriction on their reddit page.

What is the Ethereum team so scared of?

They are trying to limit the FUD so the devs have time to dump their eth. Can you blame them?

[sofu]

Ethereum is now putting restriction on their reddit page.

What is the Ethereum team so scared of?

They are trying to limit the FUD so the devs have time to dump their eth. Can you blame them?

Big boys are dumping on noobs on kraken while non-tech investors still waiting for a GUI wallet to move their ETH. I hope nobody of you guys get trapped on that current manipulated price

[Marvell1]

I got around 300 eth , should I dump it at current prices or wait?

[canth]

I got around 300 eth , should I dump it at current prices or wait?

Dump enough so you cover your cost of purchase and then let the rest ride until prices rebound - aka, sell ~ 75 and then hold the rest.