Oscar Meyer has stepped in the blockchain biz only to find themselves in hot water, as they will be served with a cease and desist for their rollout of “bacoin.” The cease and desist was posted on Twitter and can be seen here…
The supposed original creator of Bacoin posted the cease and desist he sent in the following tweet. It is unknown as of press time what claim he actually has to Bacoin.
Said claimant later wrote out the following tweet, claiming that he had indeed sent the cease and desist letter.
Going to the Oscar Meyer Bacoin website, one can enter to “win” bacoin, but I had no luck. The video however, is funny, if not a bit condescending.
Here’s an inside look at the Bacoin Website:
If the author of this cease and desist can bring the real bacoin to fruition in which I can actually buy bacon, this will be one happy blogger.
Cryptotradersguide.org has reached out to @simplexletalis for comment.
UPDATE: THE CREATOR OF BACOIN RELEASES THE FILES!
@simlexletalis has shown proof of concept with the following response to my inquiry.
His response is linked below:
@Simplexletalis https://t.co/WEpcyYWYOT
Just wrote up your story…anything you want me to add?— Cryptotrader’s Guide (@crypto__guide) May 2, 2018
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You can include the various links to my work from Github and Bitcointalk if you’d like. While my project was far from complete, they have the exact same premise.https://t.co/SgwQhJUjIJhttps://t.co/PITSitj9Zzhttps://t.co/Ky8UnLoOOUhttps://t.co/toJrSTpXHi
— Simplexletalis (@Simplexletalis) May 2, 2018
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My latest project was based around a rewards program and an ERC20 token airdrop.
Live net test contract for the token: https://t.co/0xq4xGFDhL
— Simplexletalis (@Simplexletalis) May 2, 2018
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