Well that's for the best ... this whole situation will benefit those who ignore the red tags. As I have already said many times that "Promising your community more than others promise is a common practice for shit projects". Such projects are aimed at people who do not understand or do not want to take cryptocurrency too seriously.
And don't forget that from the very beginning the Amepay team resorted to bumping their thread (read the OP's feedback). Therefore, I do not even see the point of delving deeper into the study of this project, since even with the naked eye you can see that this is shit, not a project.
This shit will never be added to Binance, otherwise I will delete my account on this exchange, as far as liquidity is concerned, [...] As for the bounty pool, it makes no sense to talk about it, since such an insignificant volume under no circumstances can affect the price. Unless there is some nominal director behind the project who gave all the money raised to the real owners of this scam. For this reason, and delays in payments, in general, I want to say that this is a long-known fraud scheme.
They don't care ... they got what they wanted, which was the money (read the quote below). Perhaps a year, their website and support service will be available, but after the formal timing expires, you will notice that their social media accounts will become unavailable, (I believe that their last announcement will be a message that they are moving to a new domain or something like that). In short, anyone reading this should immediately sell this shitty coin and exchange all the proceeds for Bitcoin.
