With all of the ICOs abound, it would be interesting to see how AICoin stacks up. Everyone has their own flavor, and using AI with the blockchain is definitely interesting. I have to say that I'm not impressed with what I'm seeing about them so far, but we'll see. Just be careful about investing, my friend. Only put out money you are comfortable to lose. Talking about investing in ICOs in general.
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I appreciate your honesty. I don't know what to think of any project. But to be honest, I have been more impressed by their teams' willingness to answer questions than the eos teams. I go on eos telegram and they tell me to take illegal methods to acquire the coin. I go on their slack and nobody answers. I go on AICoins communication channels and they are professional and respond to my questions. So from that human communication perspective I appreciate it. I am still learning more about it. I thought it might be like another Bitconnect but AICoin actually has a Whitepaper. So I am still carrying a grain of salt in all I look at, but so far I am going to at least continue listening. I am most excited about STEEM so I won't get too excited, but anything to help me continue focussing on steem is all good. Thank you again for the reminder to keep a level head in anything crypto.
Great customer service is always a good sign, but I'm basing on how everything is constructed, and I tend to avoid tech companies that have majority of Business majors on the board. Makes me think that they're just in it for the money and do not know the inner workings of the technology their backing.
The site isn't that pleasing to look at as well. For companies that live on the internet, sometimes websites can make or break whether people pursue to do business with them or not. It's a bit superficial, and there are many awesome looking websites that don't amount to anything, but yeah, it's still a viable metric. If a company is legit, then they would certainly take the time sprucing up the appearance of their site.
It's a shame about the EOS team's lack of responsiveness. Maybe they're short on manpower during their ICO. They could use to add dedicated people for that especially in a crucial time like this.
I agree with all that. Their site is not slick. Wasn't it during Stratus ico that eth tanks to a dime? They had a nice looking site. Interesting. But I agree, it is something I look at.
I looked at their token distribution. How much does the EOS team keep after the ico? Cause AICoin only keeps 10% for management team. And they are ready to buy back AICOIN at 5% under book. Jon Matonis, the founder of the Bitcoin Foundation, is on the board of directors. The lead developer is an alum from Goldman Sachs. I don't love the Goldman Sachs relationship, but Tezos has a GS guy too.
What struck me about the eos team was despite their posted token sale agreement that said one could not be in the USA, so many of them encouraged me to break their own agreement. And nobody seemed interested in discussing anything except getting them my money. It reminded me of BurstNation scam. I mean, what is the point of a Token Agreement, if everyone in your slack and telegram is telling me to manipulate my ip and vbn to break the agreement?
It's ok. I lost three hundo during the recent dip. I have just enough for a plane ticket and passport to Lisbon. I can't afford AICoin even if I wanted to LOL. Especially when my posts average what they do. Gotta run. Gramma's choking again. Peace!
I'm not in the US so I was able to buy some for below an ETH. That's too bad to hear, and a bit damning on their part. Do you have screenshots of that conversation? You could probably make a post about it to expose the misdeed.
I think after looking at www.ouraibot.org it may change your mind.
Not really though. How is this related to AICoin in any way?