Amen! I don't even mind if someone wants to complain, especially if they have a genuine concern, but I tire of the allegations without thorough explanations.

How did they lie? And for clarity, who is "they"? I'm sincerely asking, because I didn't see it. I read plenty of the pre birthday announcements about all the upcoming things that they plan to roll out, but I didn't see any hard dates promised.

In the event there was indeed an unfulfilled promise, or lie as you call it, you gotta ask yourself...do you really believe the folks behind this coin purposefully intended to deceive and throw away 3 years of hard work for whatever transgression you're bent about? If the price of the coin is any indication, I'd say the majority of investors/supporters are not concerned.

What I will agree with others on is that some of the information could have been more forthcoming if things have changed, because non-communication does indeed sow discord. We don't want people postulating dev motivation on bad information, and people always suspect the worst when they don't know. This coin and community is too good for that.

OKCash holiday sale, 40% off, limited time only. 

Hard to take you seriously when you can't even get the name right. 

Funny how much FUD is going on over at Discord right now. Probably the reason for the price dip. Doesn't bother me much. I see a bright future for OK, so I can just shrug off these short term bumps in the road.

However, in response to all the moaning and complaining I read, I would have to agree that it would be nice to know exactly who speaks for OKCash. I understand anyone can build things for OKCash and announce them to the community, but it would be helpful to have a definitive list of individuals who we all know and trust can speak for OKCash, whether it be announcements, roadmaps, marketing, social media accounts, etc., and what domains are acceptable for official news sources. I know much of that info is obvious to those of us that have been around awhile, but maybe not to newcomers, especially with so many different OKCash related websites. Anyone can purchase a domain with OKCash in it and possibly spread fake news unless people know exactly who to listen to and where to find official news and info from them. (ie: was the OKCash birthday website an official OKCash news site, or just someone blowing smoke?)

Just my two cents OK. Looking forward to a fantastic 2018 with OKCash.

Awesome news about OKCash becoming a formal company. Look how far this coin has come. I can only imagine with the additional motivation to generate income for the company, that this coin will benefit greatly from the additional exposure and truly take off in the not too distant future. JMO, but I expect we'll be referencing the OKCash price in dollars instead of cents soon.

Anyone know if there's a way you can tell when an OKCash wallet was created?

I'm definitely a technical analysis neophyte, but I have enjoyed playing around with a number of oscillators for stocks and futures in the past to try and understand it all. Because of this interest, I also enjoy reading about how other people analyze crypto price charts with various tools to see if I "get it".

This one is encouraging...short term bullish for the MACD crossover, and long term bullish via wave 3 of an Elliot Wave pattern. I don't know much about the latter, but if there's any validity to this persons interpretation of the pattern, we could be in for a nice ride in the future. DYOR, of course.

https://www.tradingview.com/chart/OKUSD/ugpGGKQw-O-K-Cash-Huge-Spike-with-Volume/

Based on the current prices, it looks like it was neither OK or Rise. 

Hi. I think you may have posted in the wrong forum. OKCash had no ICO and is 3 years old.

That's awesome. Looks like it's already begun. Let's just hope people are buying it up to hold in anticipation of a strong 2018 for OKCash, and not expecting to be able to buy a lambo next week, like we saw in September. 

Thanks for that. But yeah, I don't know where to look.    I was just gonna play around, see if I could embed the OK Discord chat somewhere for fun, but the plugin also asks for a bot token and client id, and I'm not sure if that's also public info, or if those are things only the admins control. 

Forgive my lack of knowledge on Discord please, but is there a way to integrate the OKCash Discord chat into a website? (Either as read only, or something users could actually interact with) I see there are Wordpress plugins for Discord, but they ask for server/client id's and bot names. I wasn't sure if that was information only the owners should have, or if there was a way to share out parts for others to integrate (without giving up any necessary management permissions or what not).

I think 2017 brought a lot of new supporters ($$) into OKCash, and crypto in general. Some people have seen OKCash 20X or more in price from 2015 to early 2017. Others have seen OKCash 20X from early 2017 until now. I suspect a lot of those folks can easily foresee another 20X in this coin's future, but also understand it could be a year or two (or more) before that happens.

Those people who entered the crypto market in Spring/Summer 2017 for the first time should know they were a bit spoiled to see such vast and immediate returns, and it won't always be that way. Even Ethereum took a couple years to really pop like it did, but those with patience were rewarded. I suspect we'll see a cooling off period while further growth continues, but at a slower pace, until some of the newer coins mature or the existing coins develop further and spread their reach. Of course, we'll also see some price pops from time to time too. Those come with the crypto territory.

The USD $1 price level will be quite a feat to reach, and I suspect when we eventually hit that point, we'll see a lot of dumping simply because it's a psychological milestone (1Ok = $1), but I still don't think I could sell. The higher the price, the more my staked coins pay me, and that's without adding in potential growth with a rise in the coins price itself, so it's definitely going to be a Catch-22 when OKCash reaches those heights.

I think this is just as appropriate now as it was 2 years ago when it was first posted. To those complaining about a falling price, as part of the community, maybe you can ask yourself what you can do to help OKCash instead.

The part I find comical about all the price FUD is most of the people complaining are the ones who created their own problem. If you purchased in September and are now butt hurt, you contributed to the FOMO pump. If your goal is to scalp short term profits and you failed by buying into an ATH spike, it's not the coin, the devs, or the collaborators fault.

I bought two years ago, and while it was fun to see those numbers during the spike, I knew it was not sustainable. OKCash has grown slowly and steadily over the years, and will likely continue to do so. I feel like the team really wants to build something special here and while profit may certainly be one of many motives, I don't think it's the primary focus, nor is this meant to be a short term project. I believe we will see devs and community members alike continue to build OKCash games and applications for years to come which will be reflected in the future price.

If you're not in it to see what the long term future holds for OKCash, you may as well cut your losses now and move on instead of hanging around blameshifting. JMO

Funny how people who make bad trading decisions while speculating short term call them sh*t coins when they lose.

I like OKCash long term, and I still see incredible growth ahead with this team. Of course the price will drop some. As someone else once said (don't remember who to credit), trees won't grow into the sky forever, but OKCash is still a sapling with room to grow. I bought awhile back with the intention of holding long term, but if you recently bought, just sit tight, have patience, and you will be rewarded.

By the way, love the conference idea. Sure, it could have been a bit more polished, but it was the first, so you gotta work out the kinks. I think it's a great way to keep the community informed of what's going on, what's in the works short and long term, team goals, etc.

The great thing about POS coins like OKCash while it's booming is we're all getting raises!

But seriously, I'm sure the whales are all licking their chops figuring out how much their OKCash stash is now worth if they cashed out, but I doubt they want to give up the income.

I did some math for fun. Imagine you have a million OK and for the next 6 months you're making roughly 6 grand a month (USD) by staking (at current prices anyway), and then 3 grand a month for the next year after. Even the next 5 years after that is a nice little side income if you've got a sizable stack.

I guess my point is it's probably unlikely we'll be seeing some of these larger wallets start dumping just because the price is moving in on a dollar. Makes much more sense to hold longer term and earn, and perhaps even load up a bit more over time. 

I like that move! OKCash should be worth *at least* what GC is at the moment. 

Ok, this will probably make me sound old, but....what the heck does "Yuhu" mean?  I see it in Discord a lot.