Were do I post about a new ICO

[Therris]

Hi,

I am new to Bitcointalk. Is there a specific place where I have to post about my ICO?

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[OmegaStarScream]

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=159.0

Use the tokens childboard instead if your coin is running on top of another's coin blockchain (ERC20, Omni, etc.)

Also, if you're going to run a bounty, make sure to read the stickies found here.

[LFC_Bitcoin]

It’d be better if you didn’t post it at all. Most of them are scams & everybody is fed up of hearing about people getting screwed over.

Look at yourself in the mirror & think is your ICO going to benefit anybody except yourself? If it doesn’t then stick it in the trash can.

[Therris]

@OmegaStarScream

Thank you for your reply

[Therris]

@LFC_Bitcoin

Not everybody is a scam. Everything about my cryptocurrency is decentralized. My ICO is currently running until 23 April 2020. From 24 April 2020 my IEO will be running. Everything about my coin and code used can be verified.

Of my total supply these percentages is for

2% Developers
3% Commission fees
5% Costs like servers etc.
70% is for mining

20%  Is for ICO and IEO

These funds will be used for :

1. 15% is for Further Development i.e. Visa Card system
2. 65% is for Our Humanitarian fund
3. 30% is for Infrastructure Development to reduce monthly costs

I am sorry to hear that most people are scammers on here. I was under the impression that this site is more legit than some of the places I have seen. I value your feedback. Thank you!

[bitmover]

Everything about my cryptocurrency is decentralized.

How does YOUR cryptocurrency is decentralized?

I think you don't know what decentralized means.

Do you know that bitcoin is not satoshi's cryptocurrency, right? Bitcoin is almost a public good, a commonweal. There was no ICO, for example.

Your cryptocurrency just looks like something private that you own. As you described.

Of my total supply these percentages is for

2% Developers
3% Commission fees
5% Costs like servers etc.
70% is for mining

You own the mining as well? You are going to decide what to do with the money, how much you are going to spend on mining, who will mine, etc...

This doesn't look decentralized at all.

[Therris]

@bitmover

Non of the 70% of the mining total will come back to Therris. That total is for public miners only. Mining won't be available of asic miners. Mining of Therris will be available for the everyday man. The person that cannot afford to setup Huge infrastructure. You will be able to mine from devices like cellphones and tablets. We are based in Namibia, and should you not know where that is...... it is part of the African continent. our currency is based on a blockchain developed in nodejs.

Mining difficulty will be automatically adjusted and decreased depending on the time it take to mine new blocks. Every transaction can be verified in our block explorer. We have spent alot of time on this project. The developers also have to buy Therris at a reduced rate. They don't just get it for free. I am the main developer and founder of this currency. Even I myself buy coins. I do not just take and sit back. The only people that get something for "free" from our currency is the people that purchase during the ICO(where you will receive 20% extra coins) and IEO(where you will receive 5% extra coins)

I do understand that people have alot of issues with new currencies. As do I. I myself have lost alot of money through these scams.