✅[ANN][2Ether]💵💵💵 A stable ETHEREUM FORK with a suite of intuitive free tools

[2ether]

                           

                           

[Javi_Anibarro]

All our team members are engaged in other blockchain projects, some of them quite well known. We'd like to keep 2Ether separate from those projects so that in the eyes of the audience it doesn't become mixed up with other things we do.

I do not know it is a legit project using the Ethereum code source or not, but an anonymous team is not very convincing lately.
There were several projects with anonymous team member failed the community because they were attaching a malware on their wallet and dumping the coin on the market.

[2ether]

All our team members are engaged in other blockchain projects, some of them quite well known. We'd like to keep 2Ether separate from those projects so that in the eyes of the audience it doesn't become mixed up with other things we do.

I do not know it is a legit project using the Ethereum code source or not, but an anonymous team is not very convincing lately.
There were several projects with anonymous team member failed the community because they were attaching a malware on their wallet and dumping the coin on the market.

Hello, we will definitely provide you our team, but it will be a little later.

[Javi_Anibarro]

Hello, we will definitely provide you our team, but it will be a little later.

What is the difference between later and today if you wish to reveal the team member in the end?
From a certain point of view, the team is not confident with their project that is why they are afraid of showing their identity if the project goes wrong. And from another perspective, the team is looking for a safe place because they do not have any real motive but scamming the investors and community.

[2ether]

Hello, we will definitely provide you our team, but it will be a little later.

What is the difference between later and today if you wish to reveal the team member in the end?
From a certain point of view, the team is not confident with their project that is why they are afraid of showing their identity if the project goes wrong. And from another perspective, the team is looking for a safe place because they do not have any real motive but scamming the investors and community.

We are involved in several other blockchain projects, some of them quite high-profile. We'd like to keep our work in 2Ether separate from those projects - and we want 2Ether to be be judged on its own merits, regardless of the work we did for other people in the past. So we'd rather stay anonymous for the time being. Hopefully we'll be able to reveal our identities several months down the line.

[cloud0d]

why post new ANN?

[Javi_Anibarro]

We are involved in several other blockchain projects, some of them quite high-profile. We'd like to keep our work in 2Ether separate from those projects - and we want 2Ether to be be judged on its own merits, regardless of the work we did for other people in the past. So we'd rather stay anonymous for the time being. Hopefully we'll be able to reveal our identities several months down the line.

Now I am certain this project is a bullshit, what kind of excuse is it?
We need your identity to familiarize ourselves with this project and the team behind it, even if you share your profile here. I believe only a few from us will know you because the majority of people here do not really care about the team behind it and only care about the executives. If you are really involved with some high profile projects, what is the reason for you to create this project? a project that is created based on a fork of Ethereum or a simple copy and paste project, it does not make any sense at all.
The GitHub page is not available for the public too.

[2ether]

We are involved in several other blockchain projects, some of them quite high-profile. We'd like to keep our work in 2Ether separate from those projects - and we want 2Ether to be be judged on its own merits, regardless of the work we did for other people in the past. So we'd rather stay anonymous for the time being. Hopefully we'll be able to reveal our identities several months down the line.

Now I am certain this project is a bullshit, what kind of excuse is it?
We need your identity to familiarize ourselves with this project and the team behind it, even if you share your profile here. I believe only a few from us will know you because the majority of people here do not really care about the team behind it and only care about the executives. If you are really involved with some high profile projects, what is the reason for you to create this project? a project that is created based on a fork of Ethereum or a simple copy and paste project, it does not make any sense at all.
The GitHub page is not available for the public too.

Look, we're not trying to make anyone invest in our project. We're not raising money, it's not an ICO. We'll airdrop our coins to ETH holders, that's all. So, if we're not running a fundraising event, why should it be so crucial for our team to be public? Once our coin is released, it will quickly become clear if it has real merits or not.

[oleganpetro]

Look, we're not trying to make anyone invest in our project. We're not raising money, it's not an ICO. We'll airdrop our coins to ETH holders, that's all. So, if we're not running a fundraising event, why should it be so crucial for our team to be public? Once our coin is released, it will quickly become clear if it has real merits or not.

How can I prove that I have ether to receive your coin? Will it be necessary to enter our private key in your wallet? Please answer these questions in more detail.

[ronaldo40]

can you explain what will be the difference between 2Ether with Ethereum?
since ethereum next year will be implementing a POS so will you add a POS too in your coins just like ethereum did?

[2ether]

Look, we're not trying to make anyone invest in our project. We're not raising money, it's not an ICO. We'll airdrop our coins to ETH holders, that's all. So, if we're not running a fundraising event, why should it be so crucial for our team to be public? Once our coin is released, it will quickly become clear if it has real merits or not.

How can I prove that I have ether to receive your coin? Will it be necessary to enter our private key in your wallet? Please answer these questions in more detail.

Hello. You don't have to prove that you have ether. Before the distribution, we'll make a snapshot of the network: a list of all ETH addresses and the amounts stored in those addresses. All this info is publicly available. Our system will then calculate how many of our tokens each address should receive. You can see the balance after the network snapshot using the public key in the block explorer.

[2ether]

can you explain what will be the difference between 2Ether with Ethereum?
since ethereum next year will be implementing a POS so will you add a POS too in your coins just like ethereum did?

2Ether will use the standard PoW mining. We ask you to carefully read our white paper, everything is described in detail about our project.

[Twinkledoe]

What I am seeing the potential problem here is the accumulation of crap tokens in your network. Since everyone can list their coin and be traded, sooner or later you will be piled up by trash tokens. What are you going to do with tokens that has not been traded maybe for 2 months or so? Do you have certain criteria on how long can a token stay in your dex without trading activity?

[2ether]

What I am seeing the potential problem here is the accumulation of crap tokens in your network. Since everyone can list their coin and be traded, sooner or later you will be piled up by trash tokens. What are you going to do with tokens that has not been traded maybe for 2 months or so? Do you have certain criteria on how long can a token stay in your dex without trading activity?

First of all, as we have pointed out in our WP, there is a listing fee of $300 for those project that don't hold their IEO on the platform. There's also a community evaluation procedure - a project must pass it to be listed. Your question about a possible delisting in the absence of trading volumes is a very valid one, and we are indeed planning to delist such assets. But the term we have in mind is 3 months rather than 2 - and the project team will always be able to contact the community and administration if they have a new release coming out or smth. - anything that can spur new interest.

[Sterbens]

Why isn't the team being displayed publicly? I saw on the website I did not find the white paper nor did I see it can I see the white paper?
And what about this sale?

[2ether]

Why isn't the team being displayed publicly? I saw on the website I did not find the white paper nor did I see it can I see the white paper?
And what about this sale?

Hello, our team will be presented, but a little later, such a team strategy.
You can familiarize yourself with white paper here - https://2ether.com/whitepaper.pdf

[2ether]

2Ether wallet is now live! Our official wallet with full support of ET2. Check it out here - https://wallet.2ether.com

[seleme]

Look, we're not trying to make anyone invest in our project. We're not raising money, it's not an ICO. We'll airdrop our coins to ETH holders, that's all. So, if we're not running a fundraising event, why should it be so crucial for our team to be public? Once our coin is released, it will quickly become clear if it has real merits or not.

How can I prove that I have ether to receive your coin? Will it be necessary to enter our private key in your wallet? Please answer these questions in more detail.

Hello. You don't have to prove that you have ether. Before the distribution, we'll make a snapshot of the network: a list of all ETH addresses and the amounts stored in those addresses. All this info is publicly available. Our system will then calculate how many of our tokens each address should receive. You can see the balance after the network snapshot using the public key in the block explorer.

Let me guess... For spending or transferring, the user should use the private key on the wallet which can be downloaded via link on the announcement. Sounds similar to me on various scam projects that airdrop the token after snapshot...