"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 so those who want to sell immediately can do so at a profit."

Help me understand this. Honestly. The CEO knows that Compcoin is going to tank so he's allowing major investors to sell privately while smaller holders are left with the bag when Cryptopia opens up trading?

The information you have provided on here has failed to come to fruition numerous times, though I don't fault you for being misled. The "customer support" Compcoin provides is woefully amateur and doesn't instill much confidence. When I called the person was fumbling with her cell phone while driving, unable to provide ANY answers or tentative timelines, but she was enthusiastically assuring that "one CMP will be worth a lot by EOY!" though I never asked about the price. The CEO of the "most transparent coin ever" can't even spend a few of the "several million" (your words from back in September - I believe you posted that it was $45mm before, but can't find it) raised to pay for customer support beyond your posts.

At best, Alan Friedman is incompetent and in over his head - at worst he really is scamming people. I'll suspend my disbelieve and assume you personally are being transparent, but at this point why would anyone trust anything involved with this project? How do we know that the paltry trading volume/artificially inflated price isn't just you moving around some of the 65,000 coins you're in possession of?

After all, if Mr. Friedman has the time to hock Compcoin on random webinars (https://www.coincomm.com/posts/1447346/comments), he can probably carve out a few moments to ease the concerns Compcoin investors have. Or maybe he simply doesn't give a shit once he get's your money.