Since this thing is marketed as the next big thing because of the affordable price of masternodes I looked into it. From where I stand I wouldn't even risk a dime and usually I don't mind giving a couple hundred into a small project here and there. But this thing has scam written all over it. If I'm wrong I'm open to be educated here by the devs. So let's start:

1. No Github activity. no-no
2. No real exchange listings. Not much of a surprise since the ICO didn't raise that much and exchange listings are expensive nowadays.
3. 2 devs on the team and several bankers. So at the moment over half of the team can't really contribute with regard to R&D. The videos on the Facebook page of one of those guys are just ridicolous. Which Asset Manager who wants to be taken seriously makes a promotional video with his phone on a balcony? You wonder why nobody underwrote the ICO?
3. Website registered to a PO box in Panama. Are you for real? lol
see yourself

https://www.whois.com/whois/stashpay.io


My guess is the devs will dump what they can at the first pump since the ICO didn't really pan out. These are just my 2c though. I don't have to be right but lots of red flags here.

One more thing. I know a lot of people are saying they are working on a product. But to be honest there are other projects out there where people worked for years and are still working before even considering issuing tokens.  Here no work was done at all except for a little bit marketing on the website. You can get this stuff done on upwork for a couple of hundred bucks. I mean I can also market an ICO an hire people afterwards to do the heavy lifting. Anyone can do this.

This is beginning to look like more and more like a scam.

While I know they have scammed us, I just dont understand why now?  They could have just delay delay delay, and slowly sold out coins.

Or they could have just open the platform, let people put in BTC, then run.  Its not like that would have cost them much.   They dont pay people in money, they pay them in tokens and I think you can just buy these exchange softwares for a couple hundred dollars. 

They would have made so much more either way.

I don't want to hurt your feelings but the coin was dumped from 51k down to 2k sat.
No matter how big the volume is, this wont go back to 51k (at least not in the short term) if the team delivers then it may get back up but the trust is lost.  
Also I have a feeling that some people in crypto do not understand what volume is.
Volume goes up means coins get sold or coins get bought. If the volume now goes up, it could mean more dumping (or more buying).

Like I said in a post earlier, people in crypto need to stop dreaming and become realists.  

Do you know how many people bought in into the dump?
They will all sell before this coin even reaches 20k and thus making the price movement stop at one point.
Coin managed to get back up from 2k to 6k and it will go down again. Expect this coin to be worth between 6k and 2k for a long time.

I spent a lot of time looking at charts and saw this many times happening, after a big dump, pretty much no coin goes back to the point before dump.
There is now more people who own the coin and have bought for less and they will take profits on the way up.

I'm really sorry for anyone who is losing here, you can hope for a better selling point but 50k again?
No freaking way.

I'm giving you my left nut for this.