It is quite possible they wait for big holders to dump their coins and once they are very low catch them and pump them up and up.

Dev won't even show up or update anything in order to reassure us that everything is okay. We also know he's been lurking around here but yet doesn't post anything. Lets face it this coin is dead.

Karma is a Bitch Mr.Foot soldier. I hope you had enough fun with your stolen money.

Bob, I do not know you, but just reading your arrogant comments shows me you narcissism will be your downfall. Divert your private Jet to San Diego for a few hours and lets have a face to face about your business dealings. I have some friends who would also like to meet you. You may know them actually; Fred, Brady, and his loyal dog, Indiana.

Looking forward to meeting you.

Scott-

Hi Bob or Tor.

I never sell off all my coins.. and tbh.. I am gonna take a break for a bit.. only because tomorrow I'll be flying outa country to take some of my close friends on a holiday getaway.

If anyone is gonna be in the french polynesia islands over the coming weeks hit me up!

Happy holidays to everyone and their family.

See ya in 2015!

Once upon a time there was a guy named Bob.

He really should have lived thirty years earlier. His true calling – and I told him this several times – was to be a pimp running mid level hookers in Detroit or Cleveland. That’s where his taste for impressive champagnes and black cars and large powerboats rented by the hour would have found its natural home, its natural pasture.

Unfortunately for Bob, and unfortunately for a lot coins with teenage names like XCloud, XST, BitSwift, Halo, and BitBay, he came of age some thirty five years later in a time when fortunes were out there to be made, and young men in their mothers basements the world over were intent on making them.

This proved to also be unfortunate for a number of these young men who had recently made it out of their mothers’ basements and into the world of making crypto coins. They were brave dreamers, with teenage names like Umi, David, Lin, Paul, Salamander, and Steven – but to Bob, they were just players in the game.

Bob and these starry eyed boys did what starry eyed boys do. They hatched plans and they scammed people and used the money for hookers and blow and weed and mortgage payments. But it never seemed to lead to fairy tale endings. In fact, it led to train wrecks. Massive train wrecks.

This is a satisfying way for stories to end – everyone gets what they deserve. And in this situation, everyone seems to be getting what they deserve. Perfect moral structure in the story.

But to understand a train wreck, we need to understand who was driving the train, who was shoveling coal, who was the monkey, and who built the tracks.  We have to go back to the beginning. We have to figure out how Bob and Steve and David and Paul and Lin and Umi and Salamander all know each other - if we want to understand why they now all hate each other, and are tearing each other apart in public. We have to choose a beginning for this story.  Luckily that is easy. It begins with a strange thing happening to a coin called Liberty coin.

To be continued.

Zzzzzzzz Bobsurplus the Irrelevant LOL

I had no clue it was a fraud untill i realized what was going on.. I thought this coin had purpose! silly me.

Just having a laugh.  Wankers will come here and do all they can to prove a girl in Romania didn't buy a 10 cent cup of coffee with Pandacoin but then happily lube up for Dave Zimbeck and the Bitbay crew.  That Zimbeck scammer stole a million dollars for an endless life of happy-endings, Mai Tais and pot in Cambodia.  His is laughing at you all now from paradise.  Him you defended to the end.  @manelecrypto takes a taxi and gets dinner with Pandacoin for $5.00: this is the scam that needs to be gotten to the bottom of.  Hilarious!

and that will make bagholders happy  (that's why it isn't entirely a good idea for p&d scammer, because every bagholder will dump on them...)