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Re: [SCAM] BLOCKNET: The Metcalf/Prom Alt-Coin Cartel Scam Exposed

Re: [SCAM] BLOCKNET: The Metcalf/Prom Alt-Coin Cartel Scam Exposed

Has anyone tried to post valid questions on the blocknet xc thread lately and not been banned and deleted?’

They seem to have come out of hiding lately but if you ask them valid questions like why a coin with such funding can not stay even on bittrex without delisting or call the cowardly actions out as cowardly…. like locking down the ann threads just because others fudded ( asked them questions about the full ledger for the blocknet funds we were meant to have but never got ).

xc was delisted from bittrex  (after blocknet and xc were delisted from polo) and nothing was even said about it by them on the thread, It seems they want that coin dead and buried now that they extracted all value from it. I don’t even think it is on any exchange right now.

Dan never shows up except just as there is a minor pump and that other one synchist or whatever it calls itself between hitting the delete or ban button just comes along and moderates away any questions he/she does not like. He doles out his brand of snake charming nonsense with no substance other than to say we don’t need to keep xc and blocknet holders happy with sticking to what we said like not abandoning xc and keeping a full ledger for blocknet funds. It is “his” project and the concerns of investors and those that fund his position are not a consideration for them at all because they are not privy to the details he apparently is a knows better. Although of course not willing to divulge such details.

He is worse than dan this other guy. He has alienated the entire community and pissed off lots of large xc and blocknet holders with his high and mighty attitude.

Try yourself asking questions about the blocknet funding ledger or zero development of xc over the last 2 years. You will be deleted and banned from the the thread.

This synchist needs to go even dan has better social skills.

I think he was hired to kill the project there is no other reasonable explanation. Giving someone like that moderation powers on your thread is basically waving goodbye to any investors of supporters you could have. Not that given the fact that xc is trading at like less that 1% of its ath and on no exchanges of note and blocknet is floundering around for years again at a tiny fraction of its previous trading value you would have ANY supporters that believed their promises and roadmaps of 2014.  If you are holding xc and believing the road map of 2014 you are going to be very disappointed if you return about now….or I suspect ever.

Synchist is not a suitable pr guy for any project. Or perhaps he is perfect for the job he was really hired to terminate all interest in XC and eventually block so their nobody left even asking about the ICO funds for block it is just all written off as a total mess with enough bad feeling generated by synchest that you are just glad to be out of that community and rid yourself of the annoyance of even dealing with such a person.

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Published at Wed, 22 Feb 2017 17:05:37 +0000

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Exclusive: Discussion With Australian Blockchain Startup Power Ledger Co-Founder Jemma Green

Australian Solar Startler Power Ledger thinks that Blockchain Technology can stimulate the energy industry to more efficiency, reducing both distributor waste and consumer costs.

Since finalizing its initial offer of 34 million Australian Dollars (ICO), the company has participated in several blockchain studies, including one financed by the Australian government.

Power Ledger was co-founded by Dr. Jemma Green, a researcher at Curtin University in Western Australia. Before setting up his Power Ledger, Dr. Green worked as an investment banker at the JP Morgan subsidiary in London, where he also received two postgraduate degrees from Cambridge University in the field of sustainability. Dr. Green was also freshly elected as Deputy Mayor of Perth, Western Australia.

Dr. Green spoke to the CCN about the challenges of disrupting the energy industry with blockchain technology, as well as about the launch of the first ICO in Australia.

CCN: Dr. Green, you have a charming summary, at least. What prompted you to leave the investment banking industry and start developing blockchain-based solutions for sustainable energy?

 Jemma Green: Halfway through JP Morgan I looked encompassing the office and noticed that there were no recycling facilities. I glanced at it and found that 500,000 pounds a year could be saved from their enlightenment, so I threw this concept to COO in Europe, and he said well. Three months later we launched recycling boxes, and I was very excited until I saw that people were recycling in their office boxes. So I formed a secondary phase called “Bin The Bin,” and I shifted the ugliest person in the office.

Something overturned my mind at that moment, and I found that renewable energies are more exciting than my daily work, so I decided to pursue the study of sustainability.

CCN: What will be the role that blockchain platforms, such as Power Ledger, will play in the future of the energy industry?

Jemma Green: Blockchain platforms will support to facilitate our future energy distribution with the better return on investment for solar panels and batteries. It also allows for a low-cost, low-carbon energy system that sets the client in the first place.

Clients will have more authority over their functionalities, as well as a better knowledge of their energy profiles.

CCN: What are the vast barriers that Power Ledger and other energy companies face when trying to decentralize the energy industry?

Jemma Green: There are a lot of adjustments in the field of the energy industry, so it is indeed an obstacle. The most challenging part is finding a way to work within the rules, while disturbing sector – it is a balancing act, but one that we managed through partnerships.

By saying this, there are limited incentives in specific markets for a market that needs to innovate on a platform like the Power Ledger.There is also a massive educational process that has to happen so that purchasers understand their choices when it comes to energy.

CCN: You had an ICO / TGE with great success, mainly since you were the first Australian startup to keep one. What was the most challenging about this experience?

Jemma Green: It was very hard for our resources. I was simultaneously juggling the business while I was also spending 12 hours a day at ICO. Being a startup, everyone has been and still is using multiple hats, so we steadily manage how to spend the best time, making sure that we do not differ too much from our long-term goals.

It’s also hard because you do not need to outsource anything. So we’d be in our telegram chat until 1 am and the dawn break that runs the business. It was imperative for us, as executives, to be involved in the community throughout the ICO process, introducing new customers and leading the company.

CCN: In retrospect, occurs there any aspect of the ICO / TGE you would like to have treated uniquely, or advice that you would give to other companies that are trying to launch token sales?

Jemma Green: Through all the madness, sometimes we were caught reactive preferably than proactive with our official answers. For example, we would be in trenches on our telegram chat!. Talking with each person instead of being strategic and using the voice of the company and getting to it.

We also had crew members radiated all over the globe, which was very good to reach, but brought its challenges. I would advise other ICO’s to prioritize the establishment of an internal connection both in the location and in the discipline.

In retrospect, these things were easy to change, but the reality is that we could not have gotten a better result than what we have achieved.

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