You're literally lying. I'm done going in circles with you. The whole point of updates was for people to be kept in the loop. The updates have been provably true for months: the hard fork, website update, listing on Nova and Cryptopia, etc.

1. I've been clear about my role since my first post.
2. I TOLD PEOPLE AS SOON AS I BECAME INVOLVED IN THE PROJECT. The only thing "EXPOSED" is your unjustified smugness, clickbait writing style and overactive imagination.
3. I told people the project would be announced at launch.
4. You didn't even look at (or understand) the pricing structure.
5. You don't understand the word value. You act like it's interchangeable with "discount." It's not. None of your quotes are verbatim. Each of them was misleadingly paraphrased.
6. It is stated all over the website that coins would be market priced. You refuse to acknowledge that.
7. You get upset over placeholder content.
8. You get upset about updates to placeholder content.
9. You are not owed explanations. Especially about things you repeatedly fail to understand.

Your arguments are meaningless because if you were right about CompCoin, the site won't even be able to launch.

Each of your points has been addressed several times. You want to continue going in circles. I'm done.

You've warned us all. We hear your cries loud and clear.

This shitshow is over.

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We're all waiting to see how it will pan out. There's reasons to think it might not end well.

There's reasons to believe all hope is not lost.

One way or another we will get answers.

No point continuing to argue.

Guy, you're absolutely ridiculous.

You said you had "detailed information" that CompCoin is a scam - I was open to hearing you out. Then you PMed saying you don't have anything that we couldn't find with google ourselves.

You get upset at placeholder content. Then you get upset when it's updated.

You put words in quotes as if that was written verbatim on the website when it's not. Literally every time you've put something in quotes, you were actually paraphrasing. That's not how it works.

Coins would be sold at market rate. That fact has been very clearly listed all over the site from the beginning. The point you struggled to make (and understand) was about value pricing. There's reduced slippage, purchases are cumulative and can grant access to a mining program. But you don't care to learn the facts. You just want to cry wolf.

For a minute, I thought maybe you could have something legit. Instead you've shown otherwise, proved nothing, and continued to complain about a project in development, that wasn't posted, promoted, or operational, and you're just trying to find something to be upset about.

Then, when your criticisms have been reasonably addressed, you keep trying to grasp at straws.


Agreed. When you've been factually corrected, your answers reveal your lack of interest in the details you're arguing about. You've deliberately misled people yet haven't produced anything of value to anyone with critical thinking capacity, just FUD.

My purpose in posting was to notify past buyers of developments with this coin.

You complain about a nonoperational website and equivocate that with the legitimateness of CompCoin.

No. Coins are not sold below market value. The offer wouldn't be available until after trading of the coin is opened. Investors are not being betrayed. Nowhere on the website does it say anything about "discounts" or "discount prices."

Stop being dramatic. Stop the FUD. I'm open to hearing you out but the bullshit is getting old.

You haven't seen the final offer. You've seen the design. You're confusing the two.

The website: it's design, content, marketing, message, and offer is unfinished. You're obsessing over details on an unfinished site. In fact, if you had paid attention to the pricing page or meta description or any of the other numerous places the info is listed, you'd know that coins would be offered at market rate. The pricing would be no different through the site than on an exchange.

I have a busy schedule. I'm making myself available. I will call you. I don't take offense to you wanting to protect your privacy. PM your anonymous number and the time to call. Simple as that.

I'd like to approach this constructively and not in an adversarial manner.

I'm interested in hearing any information you have. We can talk if that's how you're comfortable disclosing it. I'm available.

In regards to anything on buycompcoin.com. You know what's easy? To take an unfinished website and look for things wrong with it.

We looked into setting up an office. That Wells Fargo building is a location we visited. It is on the top of the list. No, we don't rent office space there. Why is it listed?  It's placeholder content. Of course if we had left it as 123 Main Street I'm sure you'd have something to say about that too.  

Send me a PM. Let's chat.

I'm not being paid to post here. I post updates because I figured it's better for people to know what's going on than not.  Consider them done because if all that comes from them is more scathing insinuations and criticism then there is no point in continuing to spend my time doing something no one wants.


By following through with what? I'm not trying to "shut you up," I'm trying to learn whatever you know so that I can decide if I'm playing for the wrong team or not.


If that's the case, then I'm being scammed too. If you show me evidence that CompCoin is a scam, I will go to the feds and testify against them myself.


Please PM me your information or just post it here. I'm sure everyone would like to see it.

I understand peoples' concerns with CompCoin, with the team and lack of updates, all of that. I've had my doubts about the viability of the project too. They say when you're wearing rose colored glasses, red flags just look like normal flags; I've wondered if I'm wearing rose colored glasses in regards to my enthusiasm for CompCoin - especially as of late. But in the end, I chose to invest in it and I don't see a need to be shy in sharing the reasons behind that decision with people who are in a similar position.

What I don't understand is why you're acting like there's some conspiracy. Obviously I have a working relationship with the team, as I mentioned in one of my first posts. Alan reached out to me early on when they were going through the mining attack. Clearly I wouldn't have access to this information otherwise. It would be easier to let everyone sit in the dark and wonder what's happening - instead I thought it would be nice to share what I know. I'll stop posting updates if that's what people want.

In regards to BuyCompcoin - the fact is that I made it very clear I was working on a CompCoin related project and would announce it in an upcoming post. The site is still being developed. Why would you expect me to announce the domain before the website is ready? We've spent a lot of time and effort to help explain CompCoin. It will be promoted once it's ready. You haven't uncovered some groundbreaking investigative detail, all you've done is spoiled the launch announcement and pointed people to a site that's not ready yet.

Furthermore, since it's still being developed, no forum member can purchase a single CompCoin from that website. Period.

I share updates on the coin because I felt like that was better than people not hearing anything. I've only shared information as it's been conveyed to me. I said how I met Alan and got involved. I said I was working on a CompCoin project. I have not profited from these posts in anyway whatsoever.

Also, I'm not blocking anyones PMs. I'm open to discussion as I have been from the beginning. If I'm wrong about CompCoin, I'm open to any information you have in that respect. If that were the case, I'm getting played harder than anyone, so please, send me whatever you know.

Everything I've done here from the beginning has been transparent, aboveboard and with good intentions - from sharing updates, to developing resources for the CompCoin community.

I'm genuinely interested in having a dialogue because as far as I'm concerned, CompCoin is legit. If you've got information that says otherwise, I'm interested in learning more.

You've got it backwards. The major investors are buyers not sellers.

All this FUD turns people off, but the product works and NFA approval is only for non-accredited investors so of course they would try to generate sales with accredited investors to counterbalance those people who speculate with the coin, want a quick profit and are ready to cash out as soon as they can. The point was, if I'm not mistaken, to find people on the other side of that trade who will actually hold the coin and use it for its intended purpose - which is automated money management.

The NFA has put them through their paces, as has the CFTC. Yeah it feels bad to wait, to be told a deadline and have to wait longer, to feel like you're in the dark. But that doesn't mean it's a scam.

I've been transparent and forthcoming about everything I know. I'm not a frontman; I'm an investor, a miner, a crypto enthusiast, and a member of this forum who wants to share information for the better good. That's all. But honestly, responding to posts from people who JUST created an account and their first post is freaking out about CompCoin being a scam is not why I'm here. And as far as your false claim that I've been wrong numerous times, only the timeline has ever been off. So I really don't know what you're on about.

In the end, time will tell who is right and who is not.

I post these updates because I know how shitty it feels to wait for something to happen with this. But let's all gain some perspective and look at this in a broader context. What ICOs have rolled out a finished product within six months after launch? What ICOs have any number at all for you to call and speak with an actual human?

Sure, the CompCoin team isn't perfect. Far from it. But they're trying, they show up to work every day and push the ball forward. I get email notifications from Base Camp at random hours of the night that prove they're hard at work trying to make this a success. It's a lot easier to look at it from the outside and point out what could be done better or differently. I could be wrong about all this, and if I am, I will humbly apologize and eat my words. Until then, I'll keep my money where my mouth is and my faith in the project.

Hey everyone. I'm here to clear the air and provide a few small updates.

As we're all very much aware, the CompCoin team continues to do a poor job in communicating with customers, meeting deadlines, and just getting their overall shit together. At this point, it's moved from beyond annoying to downright disheartening. I'm still a firm believer in the potential of the coin and the team behind it, but the delays and technical incompetence is starting to wear on my patience - as I'm sure it has already worn on all of yours.

I want to make it clear that every time I've shared a deadline here, it was based on information that was passed directly to me from the founder himself. Needless to say, I'm done asking for and sharing deadlines since there is always some reason or another why the deadline is delayed. In this case, as emails to another forum member here from the CMP team indicated, there has been an effort to drum up private sales during February in order to provide support for the market once trading opens again. My understanding is that this is the reason for the web wallet/coin transfer/cryptopia delay. Unsurprisingly, people are (justifiably) pissed and are ready to exit as soon as possible. Given current liquidity levels, it's important to be able to support the expected selloff - so Alan has been traveling recently and meeting institutional/private investors to generate capital so that those among us who want to sell can do so at a profit.

That said, I'm told we must wait (again) for another two weeks or so until trading is opened.

Given the fact that this is something none of us wanted to hear, I suppose it's only right to share some positive news as well. Although I would recommend (and certainly expect) you to take it with a grain of salt.

As mentioned previously, talks with the NFA have continued in a positive direction. Final approval is still pending but I'm told there is only one issue left to resolve before trading can open. I have no clue what that means in regards to a time frame. Other deals are in the works as well - it seems there's been a shift to focusing more on the enterprise value of the coin in regards to it's use cases for institutional investors moreso than retail investors. Several products are being developed that use CompCoin - I will share more info on that in a later update.

Overall, I don't feel like much has changed in regards to the longterm outlook - if anything, I'm as optimistic as ever about year end price targets. But, we're all pretty much done with being strung along - me included. While I can confirm the truthfulness of the CompCoin team's claims, that doesn't make me or anyone else feel better. We all want to be able to trade the coin, to do with it what we please, and to feel like someone is looking out for our best interests as shareholders. I've been stressing the importance of better communication with the community. I will continue to emphasize the fact that they NEED to be on top of this - creating a Slack group, sending consistent emails, responding in a timely fashion to support tickets, and working out all the bugs that we've been patiently waiting to be resolved.

Until then, I hope we can just keep our heads up, try to not let it affect us emotionally, and focus on the goals at hand. I will continue to provide updates and share what I know with the community. Believe me, no one is more upset at the recent lack of fruition than I am. I've put my money and reputation on the line with this one and I don't intend to be wrong. We're going to the moon - and I don't know of any rocket ships that are a smooth ride for the astronauts.

One thing that is clear, much of the FUD surrounding crypto markets in general relates to the fact that there is no underlying value or revenue generation models for crypto assets in comparison to stocks or traditional financial assets. This is why I love CompCoin. The algorithms work, profits can be generated and are not dependent on future investment into CompCoin. This really is one of the only coins with an inherent value due to it's profit generating capacity. As u/bitshitz mentioned, this asset is severely undervalued for trading software. Consider that each CompCoin is basically a prepaid software license that gives access to trading software. The cryptocurrency/blockchain aspect of this project is fundamentally just a different way to package the software - one that is more fair and democratized. The team has a great product but faces difficulty with packaging and delivery - that's it. And to be fair, they've hired 3 new developers since my last update. These guys are getting paid top dollar to take care of the remaining issues. While it's not happening in accordance with a pace or time frame we are satisfied with, things are still moving forward. I'm currently trying to convince Alan to hire IdeasByNature.com - one of the leading blockchain development and design firms (clients ranging from bitcoin.com, Salt, Dash, Digital Currency Group, etc.). He's open to the idea. He's committed to improving CompCoin and ensuring its long lasting success. With a firm like that behind us, I would imagine these technical issues would be a thing of the past.

That's all I can share for now. Things are moving forward in several different areas and, despite the frustratingly slow development, we should be out of the woods in the upcoming weeks. Take that deadline with a grain of salt, keep your chin up, and hang in there. PM me if I didn't answer your question or if you want to talk. I'm here for you all. We're in this together and we're going to crush it. It's just a matter of time.

Quick updates on Cryptopia, the new web wallet, and NFA approval.

• Cryptopia is only briefly in maintenance mode; the updated source code was sent to them today. Trading will resume shortly.
• The web wallet development is still underway; release was scheduled for early Jan. but due to unforeseen circumstances there's a delay. Shouldn't take much longer regardless. (Side Note: if you're a blockchain developer or you know one, CompCoin is currently hiring. PM me to followup with that.)
• The NFA came back with what we're expecting to be the last round of revisions. For context, this is the ninth iteration and CompCoin is the first cryptocurrency to go through this process. That said, we're told that it's close and the approval process is almost complete - after which, trading will be available to non-accredited investors.
  

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Thank you to those who've reached out with interest in earning bonus CMP with the launch of our new CompCoin project. I sincerely appreciate your interest and I haven't forgotten about you. I will be following up with details regarding that announcement soon.

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Lastly, I'm going to share some very exciting news.

Fintech Investment Group, the company that created the CompCoin algorithms, is developing a new CompCoin product.

Here's the idea behind it: many private investors, particularly larger ones, want to hold a portfolio of cryptocurrency but don't know how to go through the process of acquiring it, i.e. signing up for different exchanges, verifying accounts, converting fiat, choosing coins, maintaining wallet security, etc.

People want to buy a portfolio of diversified cryptocurrency in one click. Soon, with CompCoin, they'll be able to do that.

People will be able to access the investment platform and authorize Fintech Investment Group to trade on their behalf. Using CompCoin, they can then select a pre-weighted portfolio from a variety of options with different motifs and exposure to different segments within the crypto markets. Next, they download their own private keys for safe keeping and reupload that file when they're ready to sell.

It's a turnkey investment management product that offers prepackaged coin portfolios to that large percentage of potential investors who don't know how to get skin in the game. This is revolutionary. And it's likely to be a huge price mover for CMP as these portfolios can only be purchased using CompCoin.

I know it's frustrating to be dealing with a tech team that has ambitious deadlines and is struggling to meet them. Believe me, I understand. It's important to realize that we're still so early in the tokenization aspect of this project - look at where CompCoin is in comparison to the vast majority of ICOs on the market that don't even have a line of code yet. Once the few remaining loose ends are tied up - and we have access to trading, exchanging, staking, and mining - the price will more accurately reflect the value of this asset. When that happens, you'd better hold onto your seats. We've already gotten a taste of that price movement as the entire order book on Cryptopia was bought out a couple days ago. This was following an investor seminar Alan hosted in North Carolina. There's a lot happening behind the scenes.

CompCoin is different than every other digital asset; the value will be proven and it's price will rise. We're in the middle of a market correction right now, and make no mistake, money will be consolidated into coins that have tangible value. Tokenized, enterprise-grade products will rise to the top.

I've got a couple more exciting things to share but will be back soon with that news. Please PM me if I didn't answer your question or address your concern. Several people have sent messages expressing their appreciation for these updates. Thank you for that. I'm here for you guys. We're a community. We're all in this together. We are going to the moon.

Until then, just sit back and try to enjoy the ride - bumpy though it may be.

Hey everyone!

Sorry it's been a while since I last posted in this thread; I've been busy working on a very exciting CompCoin related project with the founder, which I will be sharing here in a few weeks. If you're interested in hearing more about that and possibly earning some bonus CMP for yourself, PM me for details. Otherwise, just stay tuned!

Obviously we've seen some tremendous price movement since being listed on Cryptopia - and mark my words - this is just the beginning.

Many things have happened recently and I'm happy to clear up some of the confusion around here.


                                                                                                                                         


Okay, so CompCoin forked in November; that's why the block sizes are different and why you can't send coins to Cryptopia. This was done in direct response to the exploitation of the CMP blockchain via what we now know was a "time warp attack," (which sounds ridiculous, but is a real thing, google it). That attack is what caused the price to drop, as blocks were falsely inserted into the honest chain. Good news is that's over. However, everyone must wait until early January, at which point the new web wallet will be available and we will be able to easily swap our coins to the new one. Then you will be able to deposit on Cryptopia, cash out, whatever you want.

If you already sent coins to Cryptopia, don't worry.

Simply email help@compcoin.com, tell them what happened, and they will fix it.

In regards to trading with ART, we're waiting for final approval from the NFA. The CompCoin team has been working closely with them. Can't say for certain, but I'd guess we'll be able to trade relatively soon. There's over $6MM in funds waiting to be traded with CompCoin, so we'll have plenty of data to extrapolate the performance of the algorithms. In regards to trading performance, I'm not a Certified Financial Advisor, so I can't share the exact numbers but let me just say I'm confident anyone who trades with CompCoin on the forex markets will be very pleased. Even better, the real-time trading results will be posted on the CompCoin website every week once trading is open. So we'll get to see just how good the algos are before we let them trade our money.

Moving on. Lots of big investors are interested in CompCoin. In fact, it's a paradigm shift in the way we can view our investment. This asset is synergistic with many established industries: think of how much money is in the forex niche alone - selling software, indicators, strategies, and other products to traders. Not to mention all of the money managers, hedge funds, private equity firms, investment banks, etc. who have a problem for which CompCoin is the best solution.

Here's a way to phrase what's happening so you can fully understand the extent to which this coin is not only different, but revolutionary.

CompCoin will become the world's largest hedge fund with no investor funds.

Additionally, I'm aware of two online forex trading academies, a crypto hedge fund, and an international forex group - all of whom want to purchase, trade with, resell, or offer CompCoin to their clients. At least one of these groups have already committed to a very large purchase in Q1 2018.

All in all, things are looking up for us early adopters, hodlers, and ICO participants. If you look back through this thread, I've provided several updates - all of which were verifiably accurate. This is no different.

Now for a little optimism.

If all goes well, we could be looking at some truly spectacular gains in the upcoming months. Remember, CompCoin earns money from outside the crypto ecosystem. That allows a value multiple to be imputed based on the earnings per coin. At current prices, CMP is an absolute steal. Don't expect it to stay that way for long!

Anyways, that's about it for now. Will be back soon with some more news and an announcement regarding the upcoming launch of my CompCoin project.

I don't think the downloadable wallet is working right now, I'll ask.

But you can just use the browser wallet at ico.compcoin.com - that's what I use, it works fine.

Thanks for the super fast reply! I appreciate the tip, checking it out now 

Hey guys, not sure if this is the right thread but my question is L3+ related..

I want to remotely monitor and control my L3+ farm via an app - is anyone interested in coding a small, custom app for me to monitor my miners and the room environment?

Looking for something similar to Awesome Miner but way simpler and for iOS.

I have a switched PDU, managed Ethernet Switch, and router with VPN, allowing remote control of ports, outlets, and miners. I'm wondering if it's possible to create an app/dashboard where I can use these remote management capabilities all on the same platform?

Or does anyone have recommendations for another service/technology along these lines?

Please PM me if so.

I appreciate any help!

Sorry if this isn't the right place  

Good question. I know they tried to get more exchanges a while back when it was first listed, but I'm not sure if they're still working on that or what. I imagine they would be, but I'll find out for sure and let you know

Several million was raised.

If you had asked why CMP was included instead of other competitors, you would've got a different answer. You said there was some "relationship" and asked what that relationship was.

I answered and explained what the diagram was for other people who might not scroll to the eigth page of the white paper.

Either way you don't need "smart on lock" to figure that out, you needlessly salty prick.

Seems that the diagram intends to show the differences between BMC and other financial tokens.

No, I didn't ask.

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As mentioned in my last post, mining details will be coming soon.

More Updates


- The new website should be live this week. Expected Wednesday but could be towards the end of the week. A couple team members are personally dealing with damage from the hurricane but apparently development is on track to finish in a few days.

- A blockchain investigatory analysis firm has been hired to determine the extent to which the miner responsible for the 51% attack may or may not still have CMP; once it's been concluded that he's out of the picture, there's a number of large buyers who are eager to participate within a more stabilized environment, which will provide additional volume and liquidity to the market.

- Deloitte has been hired and is now providing consultation services to the CMP team.

- Advertising campaigns will begin again with the dual effort to grow the community and to communicate the vision for the coin.

- Official announcement(s) will be forthcoming.



P.S. For the people who've messaged me for mining details, I haven't forgotten about you. Will provide another update soon

CMP hit $3.17 as of 9/14 @ 08:11 GMT

For anyone who paid attention - like a few people who've messaged me privately and who bought more CMP for around $1 each based on my updates - congratulations on tripling up while the rest of the market dropped 40%