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It still looks like a typical scamcoin—the investors hold a substantial amount of the coin, and the hard cap on quantity would seem to be a restriction on the g
by Finnucane 3y ago
It still looks like a typical scamcoin—the investors hold a substantial amount of the coin, and the hard cap on quantity would seem to be a restriction on the growth of the network. So why would a user bother with this?
- aredox 3y agoExcept that its not a currency to buy things - apart from using the network. It's not an investment vehicule, it is not a way to buy nor lend nor bet - it is closer to the seeding/dowloading ratio many private torrent websites have set up.