I don't have a dog in this fight, but I have noticed that Hex detractors make all these claims about bots and point out that community responses are the same verbatim while the accusations are all the same, so I find it hypocritical that this opinion is used while this subject is being debated.
In the last 3 years or so Hex has been around I haven't been able to find any evidence that supports the scam theory.
It's easy for myself to conclude that Zachary Rampone has re-worded and republished work he has found on several other blogs that were published in 2019.
Zachary Rampone (or whoever the original author is) also makes a false statement in this article regarding a whitepapter. It is found here:
I don't have a dog in this fight, but I have noticed that Hex detractors make all these claims about bots and point out that community responses are the same verbatim while the accusations are all the same, so I find it hypocritical that this opinion is used while this subject is being debated.
In the last 3 years or so Hex has been around I haven't been able to find any evidence that supports the scam theory.
It's easy for myself to conclude that Zachary Rampone has re-worded and republished work he has found on several other blogs that were published in 2019.
Zachary Rampone (or whoever the original author is) also makes a false statement in this article regarding a whitepapter. It is found here:
https://hex.com/_assets/docs/HEX_whitepaper.pdf