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@felixando
I'm curious dude... You recommended that no one trade/purchase the ERC20 tokens yet. I received my tokens but I'm thinking about picking up a few more off of Ether Delta while they are still so cheap. I also have a small community of a few hundred people that follow me for crypto advice and they want to purchase Stone (I've been keeping them updated on the project) and I *could* technically send them to Ether Delta to grab some; however you explicitly said we should wait. Is there a particular reason why you don't believe people should purchase/trade/sell the tokens yet or is it merely "The project isn't complete and it may not be a safe investment"?
Thanks for the tokens dude. I think everyone is aware that an ERC20 token is simply that but it really feels like the project is moving along now.
Hello Yeuph, my reasoning is not related to an 'unsafe investment', as the project will be completed, there is no doubt in my mind. My reasoning is more so that the initial investors flip the investment and sell for 1/10th of what its worth due to fear from the FUD on this forum, when realistically these people who are downtalking the project are trying to do exactly that, cause fear to scoop up discounted coins, there are actually groups of people who make a living of this type of foul play.I'm curious dude... You recommended that no one trade/purchase the ERC20 tokens yet. I received my tokens but I'm thinking about picking up a few more off of Ether Delta while they are still so cheap. I also have a small community of a few hundred people that follow me for crypto advice and they want to purchase Stone (I've been keeping them updated on the project) and I *could* technically send them to Ether Delta to grab some; however you explicitly said we should wait. Is there a particular reason why you don't believe people should purchase/trade/sell the tokens yet or is it merely "The project isn't complete and it may not be a safe investment"?
Thanks for the tokens dude. I think everyone is aware that an ERC20 token is simply that but it really feels like the project is moving along now.
Plus i believe if you have initially wanted to take part in the Stone community, why sell before the first release? Is that why you wanted to be part of Stone? to sell before the first wallet release?
What will end up happening is people will become impatient, sell, a large holder will scoop up a large portion of the supply, then will wait till release and initiate a pump and dump, i do not condone these kind of schemes.
If you are patient, you will see great results, what you must understand is that these projects are not just coded up in a day or a week, otherwise we would already have a private DAG protocol, this is something new, something exciting, if your a fearful person, you most likely wont win in this game.
felixando
All the FUD is caused by the lack of code. If you finished the code, then released the coin fewer people would be selling the coins for 1/10th of their actually worth. Why even give the whales the opportunity to pick up large amounts of discounted coins?
Well on that note, do you mind telling us how you managed to apply to binance with that partially completed code. or where you just lying nd trying to boost up investment by posting a pic which specific use is to indicate an application to binance.
Also, what kind of crypto scene are you involved in that restricts free trade. Last i checked there are several accts that have requested a refund after donating to this project, and you restricting their ability to get out of their position while they still have a chance. pretty much defeats the entire spirit of what crypto represents.
For a project the received half a million in funding ( i still shudder every time i think about it) you could have easily set up a website and created a placeholder token that wasn't accessible till the platform was complete and the coins have been swapped akin to what exscudo, tezo and countless other projects have done, so this idea of releasing ERC 20 and restricting it's use is a little more than fishy. I personally still think that a long con is in play, i just need awhile to figure out the angle.
Anyway, there is no need bothering with my unproven hypothesis, but could you plz provide us with info on how you managed to pull off the binance application without a complete code. Thanks
I've said it before, and ill say it again; bitcointalk forums are exhausting, i could supply every last request the members ask for, and yet they will find something else new to harp on about, a little concerning but i will not let it get to me, i do appreciate the positive side of the community, and i am placing all my efforts into it for you guys
felixando
They may not have a working product, but they have release their code.
