Anyone Using the Coin App While Driving ?

Until a long standing forum member vouches for this, I’m calling nonsense. All the posters here are brand new with only a few posts on this subject alone. Probably a few IT developer guys sitting around having a beer thinking “oh man imagine if we can get the truckers to subscribe to this at $99 a month. Give me a break. I’m not saying y’all are scammers because I don’t know but it sure appears that way. Mining crypto should not be some subscription-based entity. It’s just odd. Merchandise trades on coins made? Or simply leave it invested in hope it goes up a few pennies each year? Sounds like the only thing the trucker is going to get charged $100 a month, in some start up crypto that probably will go nowhere and in the meantime you’re selling all his data, while charging him for it. Lol

If I can’t convert my crypto into cash that I put in my bank account, it’s worthless to me.

 

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Lotta talking for a guy making $2 a day off something.
Now write me a full page ad on it while you collect the next $0.11

 

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Now we are getting talked down to from some internet crypto genius.

 

Explain mining and why these imaginary coins have to be mined? Why are there imaginary coins just hanging out in geosquares?

 

They aren't, because the app isn't actually mining coins in the same sense that you "mine" Bitcoins. That app is collecting your location data to sell to other companies. In return, you get credits you use to either redeem for XYO coins or other items and merchandise.

Online Privacy Concerns Far Outweigh the Benefits of XYO Network Crypto
https://www.nasdaq.com/articles/onl...the-benefits-of-xyo-network-crypto-2021-09-29

 

How many subscribers of this app have registered? What are the requirements? Can anybody with a drivers license create an account?
Thank you in advance