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Hi I'm new here but...
I cannot deposit naga to hitbtc and some thoughts came to my mind. Isn't this made by NAGA team to make bigger demeand of coin and thus higher price of coin in order to dump it and earn hell a lot of money? Blocking possibility of deposit coins make it impossible to make healthy coin flow from people who wants to sell and buy. It does not look good. If that case it means NAGA is incredible overprices and when restrictions will be releaved then NAGa will fell down so so much. I want to have faith in this project, but it looks really bad...
value of I cannot deposit naga to hitbtc and some thoughts came to my mind. Isn't this made by NAGA team to make bigger demeand of coin and thus higher price of coin in order to dump it and earn hell a lot of money? Blocking possibility of deposit coins make it impossible to make healthy coin flow from people who wants to sell and buy. It does not look good. If that case it means NAGA is incredible overprices and when restrictions will be releaved then NAGa will fell down so so much. I want to have faith in this project, but it looks really bad...
To be honest it is HITBTC that is suspect.
the platform itself has numerous inconsistencies in price compared to other platforms.
has some ridiculous transfer fees
and is also beset with delays for transferred coins.
I myself was to recieve 95 ignis coins from the NXT airdrop on 28th december 2017
other platforms recieved their coins by 1st of january when ignis was worth 0.02 ETH
HITBTC still has not given out the ignis coins as the price has now dropped to 0.006 ETH.
HITBTC was in reciept and had a duty to transfer 4 million IGNIS COINS at a
value of over 80,000 ether or 80million dollars on jan 1st.
its is now worth 25million dollars.
so hitbtc has basicly traded with and kept 50 million dollars of its traders money
thats how much the entire NGC token sale was..
seriously dont blame naga.. its hitbtc making money.
maybe they bought some coins in the ICO and manipulated trading so they could profit.
