RE: faq on TBC, a decentralized currency
Lets shoot this down point by point.
There is no backlog. Most blocks only have 1 transaction in it, which is the block being mined. See here.
The 10 dollar payment isnt for multiple accounts, as wallets are free, and there is an infinite supply of them.
Paying 10 dollars to join an exchange to try and sell the free Kringles coins makes no sense. Why would anyone skip free coins, then pay for them on an exchange.
The only way to enable your send button is to pay 10 dollars and refer 100 people.
When people receive proper education about TBC, they understand it is a ponzi scheme.
No exchange requires payment to sign up unless you have TBC. If TBC had value, it would be accepted as payment to join their exchange.
No crypto can guarantee a return, especially 1-5% daily.
Bitcoin had an exchange 1 year and 1 month after creation. Bitcoin was accepted as payment person to person before that.
Supporting ponzi schemes leave you open to legal recourse.
TBC is centralized. There is no way to mine this coin.
There are only 5 computers mining it, and they belong to 'admin'.