The developers don't plan to sell any software and describes what it is selling— something called a digital token— as having “no purpose. Because of that, the EOS tokens have no actual relationship to the software. A purchase agreement that investors must sign states the tokens “do not have any rights, uses, purpose, attributes, functionalities or features.”
Is EOS a SCAM?
Eli Morris
Leo Lee
what do you think
Ryan Barnes
Here is WSJ article about EOS
Austin Rodriguez
>what do you think
it isn't a scam if you are one of those people who buy "motivational book" that has nothing empty pages.
Tyler Peterson
what the fuck
I'm seriously considering selling after reading this
why is this shit valued so high?
Thomas Harris
>why is this shit valued so high?
They are trying to sell it like an OS. So I guess, it is like Gofundme version of Crypto OS?
Tyler Young
What do Biz? Should I sell my stack for NEO? It's on sale right now
Juan Hill
Sounds like any other coin excepmthey don't throw random bullshit at you to make you think it's something else
Andrew Bell
praise kek that you realised it is a scam before the majority do, get out before the dump
Jaxson Martin
>Sounds like any other coin
Even Dodge Coin has a mission, a joke mission