Never mind I will delete those post later anyway, no one reads this far.CryptoXpose wrote: ↑Wed Jul 26, 2017 11:18 amDon't publish this message. I just want to say one thing.
I can not help you really, if you actually think that your personal arguments crushed anything and if that makes you feel a man, go for it.CryptoXpose wrote: ↑Wed Jul 26, 2017 11:18 amYou know very well your arguments got crushed by me in that EagleOne thread. IMAs don't release press releases on company website, it was company who broke the agreement. OneCoin doesn't decide Islamic Shariah compliancy.
Of course Onecoin does not decide Shaira law, it is written:
So CoinSafe has an option to remove interest but instead, users receive gift coins. That is compliant with Sharia law, with or without CIBE certificate.Islamic scholars derived 3 key criteria that differentiate Islamic finance from its counterparts:
Prohibiting interest, which is the source of unjustifiable income.
Encouraging profit and loss sharing based on the partners’ capital, risks share and effort.
Prohibiting transactions that are uncertain and excessively speculative.
I did not mean a burden to people, although it is to non tech people. I meant burden to blockchain performance. In centralized cryptocurrencies, username account can be linked to all those. We do not need to remember the address or save keys, you save your account and in the case of theft, the company can help where in decentralized CC no one can help so you need higher security. Of course, we can debate if decentralized is more safe cause at centralized you depend on the company. But that has no relation to scam. Some people like anarchy and some people like to be served by some central entity. So as dr Ruja said, there is a coin for everybody. Those who like Bitcoin because of its properties will certainly not like Onecoin.CryptoXpose wrote: ↑Wed Jul 26, 2017 11:18 amPossessing your own private key or verifying your account/transfers from blockchain, is not a burden in any way, nobody can then confiscate your coins if you take care of your own data security.. These things are very easy in modern crypto wallets.
There is nothing to twist. I only said the fact that "Bitcoin dev cult" does not know anyone that works in tech for Onecoin that does not mean Onecoin has no tech peopleCryptoXpose wrote: ↑Wed Jul 26, 2017 11:18 amYou twisted the issue that nobody knows anybody who has been working at OneCoin cryptocurrency, even though someone always knows someone (like Marcelo, which you claimed nobody knew)

Again, nothing was crushed. You are just so arrogant to be sure that you are right and you are blind to see that all you write about everything is just your personal opinion. You give too much credit to certain things. I am just objective here. I say when I do not agree with something that company does, but I also understand why they do it like that. Onecoin is just one of my CC possessions, I follow all the markets. I own many CC, I participated in many ICO.CryptoXpose wrote: ↑Wed Jul 26, 2017 11:18 amYou know your arguments were crushed. But you had to have the final word. I still can't decide why a smart guy like you is an apologist. Do you really have so much invested in OneCoin, are you just a pure scammer or are you just too deep in the cult that being an apologist is the only way for you? I wonder which one is it?
But thing is, everything is just a geek joke show when it comes to usability. All boils down on speculative profit. Onecoin is the only one that is doing it right just like Satoshies vision was for Bitcoin. Except, Satoshi wanted anarchy to do it, but then the anonymous whales took over and at Onecoin we just need to trust KNOWN people to regulate this to the public and later on they can as well decentralize onecoin in some point.
Time will tell. What I dislike is you guys ASSUMING all is a scam just because it is too much different from Bitcoin and waste your lives with trying to prove your point.