There have been numerous projects in the cryptocurrency space that raise multiple questions. One of those projects is Emjac, a company successfully completing an IEO several months ago. Conducting an IEO should, in theory, prevent fraudulent projects from raising funds. What is Really Going on With Emjac? In the case of Emjac, there are still ample questions waiting to be answered. The company conducted its IEO through the ChainX trading platform, which has not received much positive attention in this Bitcointalk thread. Making matters worse is how the Emjac team consists of people who have nothing to do with this
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