LINK here. Banyan there. Pajeet scams and pyramids. Girls with cryptos tatooed on their breasts and ENDLESS frog threads.
I am challenging each and every one of you right now to FUD me on the DERO blockchain and tell me why in January 2019, DERO will still be at 3$ and a sub-$5M marketcap.
Here is what I present to you:
- Launched recently - On CMC very recently : coinmarketcap.com/currencies/dero/#charts - Block time of 3 seconds - 500 tps on-chain (no need for a lightning network) - Shadow addresses - Blockchain scalable to terabytes - Complete SSL - CryptoNote v7 not good enough so they're rewriting their OWN version of CryptoNote to screw over ASICs - Smart contracts written in GO (as opposed to Solidity) making them far more accessible and easier to understand - Atomic swaps - No ICO ! No whales, no price manipulation. - 2 million DERO premine that will release at a set schedule over the course of 4 years; this premine wallet can be viewed at any time, and all funds will go to the development and promotion of the blockchain - DERO whitepaper (finished version), technical papers, source code, and normie-friendly GUI wallets releasing within 45 days - Website getting a complete overhaul within a week updating details - Dev team weeks ahead of schedule, aren't even spending any time advertising because they're spending so much time on the blockchain putting in nearly 90 hours a week - Dev support team on slack nearly 24/7, you can literally talk to a member of the team RIGHT NOW in their Slack chatroom to answer ANY questions you have - Everyone who has invested in this and has spent time researching the project is immensely curious at its potential (think: PoWH 3D and Ethroll, but with DERO, think: real-world transactions with 100% privacy, think: their own exchange, and it goes on)
no github updates for 3 months, shitty downside chart
shit investment, get ZIPT instead
Hunter Lopez
Still too shady. No clue of who the devs are and the premine is huge. Why are they taking so long to release the source code?
Colton Allen
>I am challenging each and every one of you right now to FUD me on the DERO blockchain It's closed source. Wow, that was easy.
Nicholas Bennett
>MUH, closed source
Everybody knows they'll release it. Try harder.
Adrian Smith
It's closed source so it's a piece of shit. >No it's not. Prove it. Wait, you can't because you can't review the code. lmao
Easton Scott
> no github updates for 3 months >Why are they taking so long to release the source code?
As stated in the last DERO Monthly Update, the DERO-Atlantis refactoring takes a little time to be completed. "Expect DERO-Atlantis to launch and completely operational in another 30-45 days". forum.dero.io/t/dero-monthly-update/446
Nothing abnormal here.
> No clue of who the devs are and the premine is huge Indeed, devs are anonymous. As a lot of cryptocurrencies we're seeing in the top 20 now when they were young cryptocurrencies. For instance, don't tell me you knew who was developping Antshares when it started, nobody knew either.
The premine is not huge. This FUD has already been debunked multiple times, please DYOR about it, it is easy to find.
Source : > Why Dero has a premine : > Dero has no ICO, or community funding of any kind. A premine was deemed to be necessary for the long term development and success of the project. > The Dero will be locked to various heights for the next 4 years and a portion of premine will be used for various community activities. > All premine details will be available with complete transparency, and the viewkey will be documented here in coming days. The Cryptonote protocol can lock coins to various block heights.
Christian Johnson
The real pump was from $0.40 to $3.00
There's no more money to be made with DERO tbqh and I otherwise love the team
Michael Edwards
> Prove it. Wait, you can't because you can't review the code. lmao
Let me ask you something : How do you think people are reviewing executables and finding vulnerabilities (Windows, IE, Adobe products, ...) without any source ?
The answer is easy : We can their code without sources. It is called reverse engineering. Let me tell you I haven't waited for the sources in order to review their code, as potential vulnerabilities are easier to grab when none has the source.
Let me tell you something else : They are legit. The code is very good, I don't know who they are either but they absolutely know what they're doing. This is the reason why I invested in DERO. I am *not* going to wait until everybody knows how DERO is good for investing.
Lucas Martin
Congratulations for people who heard about DERO at such an early stage. However, there is no way this cryptocurrency will stay at $3.00 with the current development going on. Feel free to disagree with me.
