We will be launching more services through PolyShield once this portion of existing MasterNode host/share service completed.
We are ever-present and ever-busy working on more services for POLY. The base code for the project hasn't needed much in the way of updates and has been very solid thanks to our great team. However, there will be updates to the code in the future (obviously.) This was to comment on the newbie who loves us so much he made a new account just to come in and say negative things he obviously knows nothing about.
Much thanks for your kind reply.
I am now much more positive towards the project, and I see progress in decreasing concentration of capital (which can be easily spoofed though), however I am not a C++ developer which majority of people here aren't, and can only barely understand comments in the code. I think I will speak on behalf of the lay community with the following:
0) Show me where I can learn more about the things I don't know nothing about, duh! Your website has almost no useful information, which is a huge negative thing.
0.1) Who the hell are 25 guys controlling 50% of capital?? (Please label known pools/exchanges in explorer)
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Show me the team! 2) Show me the idea (why the world needs your coin?). Whitepepper maybe?
3) Show me the plan for future development
Right now it feels like it's just couple dudes just want to make a blockchain with not yet seen combo of six random hashing algos (and name it precious) without any idea why except put it on the exchanges and hope it will for some reason appreciate in value and make quick buck from selling it.
Maybe you need help?
I'd much rather say positive things, but can you defend your project against substantial negative things that I say?
The best organic way to growth that you are looking for is to explain what your project is about, and how is it different, and what is its vision for the future. This will attract excited preachers.
You have some very good questions there. Unfortunately, there is no answer and I guess there will not be. I asked similarly before what use case does POLY have (the idea). No answer either. Like you say, it looks like a combo of six random hashing algos with no other reason but to make yourself some quick bucks. The same goes for the PolyShield Masternode service (I asked about this before). They get people to donate their coins for masternodes, take the rewards for themselves and give out the useless POLY in return. This is what is seems like anyway, no reply as I asked before.
The people running this are obviously smart, otherwise they would not be able to set all this up, and run the money machine successfully. So don't see any reason for lack of reasonable responses. And the plan seems to have been very successful. I am off to other things, seen too many things like this already in crypto, they never ended good. Too many flags. But thanks for all the efforts..
Why you assume no answer when you didn't actively seek one is beyond me.
The use cases will be made known as they are made. We do not promise things because in this industry promises are lies, all coins with roadmaps are making lies that they have yet to be proven lies. There is no way you can promise things out months in the future, you can only promise what is already done. Therefore we do not announce things unless we're either in the process of building them or they are already built. This way we cannot ever lie to the community. If you have a problem with that, then this coin isn't for you.
The sharing service is not anywhere near what you say... and poly is useless? Then don't be part of the coin. The sharing service not only allows people who cannot afford full MasterNodes themselves to get into them, it also allows working together with other coin projects and supporting them, with hopes they will support POLY as well... this has already worked out very well and we are in communication with a few teams for other projects coming up with potential collaborative ideas. Your pessimistic attitude is one that is greatly over-used in the crypto space, and frankly, we have no place for it.
Your nonsense assumptions based on literally nothing, lack of actually attempting to SPEAK to the team via the multiple methods provided, and overall ridiculous attitude of preferring promises over real service development, then complaining about nothing when services are launched before promises... just is all a bunch of crap.
Go find yourself a nice ICO scam and have fun.
As far as the list of questions in the first post quoted...
1. We will NOT show you the team, and we have made this abundantly clear. Not all of the team would like their names known, and the whole idea is to foster development from the community. However, we HAVE, due to launching with these means... gathered support from the team of
https://crowetic.com who has launched the pool we are using as our official recommended pool
https://cryptopool.party, and their team has assisted quite a lot in the devleopment of the automation for PolyShield and coming up with new service ideas. So this should at least give you an idea of the methods and ways we're doing things actually working in attaining new people to help out, and getting something that won't fail if a single group happens to have an issue, which is the overall point of encouraging community focus.
2. The idea started as a fairly broad one... and has since turned into something with more of a focus. The focus now is on services that make use of the coin, which in our opinion is very important. To have a use case for the coin, is good. To have services that support the market, volume, and price, also good. PolyShield MasterNode service is not quite fully automated, but is getting very close, and it will bring thousands of dollars of automated money through the market. We think it is a great start. The team has also come up with a few new service ideas that will be implemented soon. PolyShield will be 'your shield to protect and grow your crypto investments.'
We do not make promises, we make services. If this is a problem, then you're in the wrong community. The problem, in our opinion, in the current crypto space... is JUST THAT! Too many promises, not enough actual work being done... too much money grabbing, not enough actual development. Therefore, we are not going to make you a list of promises, we are going to make you services. We are going to launch them, then we're going to tell you about them when you can actually use them.
As far as development on the wallet itself, we don't feel the need to add anything at this time, however, in the future that will definitely be something we will focus on. For now, the focus is on the main service provider of polytimos... PolyShield.
The whitepaper is in progress.3. As far as a 'plan' for future development, as I mentioned above, and many times before... We do not have plans to make plans. We have plans to build services, and fun additions to the project. We started by building a custom Discord bot very soon after launch, then came right after that with a fully working shared MasterNode service. Now we are automating that service, building it into a website, and adding more services to it.
We do not feel the need to make empty promises, this industry changes so fast that there is really no point in making promises as they will likely have changed by the time they were supposed to be implemented anyway. What we WILL do, is when the service is being built and we know that we're able to accomplish it, we will then tell people about it, and what the plans are with it. If that isn't enough, then I don't know what to tell you, because we refuse to make promises that could potentially not work out. That's that.
