I will give you all a deeper explanation of what is going on.

Golfcoin is only the latest iteration of a project I have been working on for 20 years. This project has gone through numerous incarnations, including more than six different teams and millions of dollars of investment. Since becoming a crypto project, there have been two different teams, both of which ended up throwing in the towel. The venture has fallen into my lap again.

I am 67 years old and dealing with Parkinson’s disease. Nevertheless, I am not giving up.  I have invested too much time and energy to walk away from this. But the path ahead is unclear at the moment. When I figure out the next steps, I will let you all know. Until then, please be patient. I am doing the best I can.

Are you people not paying ANY attention to what is happening in the U.S. and elsewhere? Things have never been this unstable. We will not post again until this situation has greatly calmed down.

Are you people not paying ANY attention to what is happening in the U.S. and elsewhere? Things have never been this unstable. We will not post again until this situation has greatly calmed down.

you're absolutely right. We're are at the beginning
ALT season will officially start when Eth break the $1k level, all market will be crazy.
I suggest this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yAlsDhnXihU it will help you.
but don't get excited much, Golf coin still no ready as the dev explained last time
Have a good day all

FYI:

The number of rounds of golf played late in 2020 have seen enormous surges versus 2019 as all kinds of golfers – from novices to past enthusiasts reentering the sport – have sought escape from the coronavirus pandemic. But that doesn’t mean 2020 will set the growth record.

Turns out, even this year’s flood of golfers can’t beat Tiger Woods in his youth.

The National Golf Foundation and Golf Datatech, both industry observers tracking rounds played and trends, estimate in a report released this week that 2020 will end with about a 12-percent increase in rounds played in the United States over 2019’s total round played. That equates to 50 million more rounds played in 2020, the second-highest increase of any year reported.

The highest? That would be 1997, when Woods grabbed international fame with his record-breaking Masters title at the age of 21.

The U.S. saw a jump in rounds played of 63 million in 1997 over 1996, according to Golf Datatech. That year spawned what became known as the “Tiger Effect” as players flocked to the game in the wake of Woods’ inspirational April performance.

The golf sector is in turmoil. It is nearly impossible to put together new funding and a new team now. The state of the elections, and COVID, makes this all the more difficult. Don't expect to hear of any progress until later in the first quarter of 2021, at best. But also know that I have been working on this project for nearly 20 years and will not abandon it. I have raised millions of dollars and hired numerous teams. I believe we will eventually be successful, but it will require considerable patience. Just being honest with you all.

Nice