@ delong

Got your kicks already? Fine. As long as you are happy, I am happy.

It may give you some clarity, perhaps, if I quote JFK quoting (apparently incorrectly --it's all in Google...) Edmund Burke:

The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is that good men do nothing.

I know you would not understand the relationship with the matters at hand, but there's one, profound, direct one... strange as it may seem to you.

In the unforgettable words of Dirty Harry, "A man's got to know his limitations".

You seem to have acted as sharply as usual. But if you feel good about it, I'm very happy for you...

Next time if you give us the heads up just before you pull the trigger, we can benefit knowing, for sure, that's time to buy.

And just like clockwork, trading at 20% above where you sold... ain't that uncanny? actually make that 30%...

Is it perhaps time to consider a non-censored thread instead of the usual kiss of death one? I would strongly recommend it...

By the way, staking the coin is, at this point, quite profitable. Perhaps current holders should try rather than dumping in panic? Just a thought...

You guys are making this so incredibly and unnecessary complicated that it is ultimately, sadly, quite off-putting. No one, no one sane, let alone even slightly interested in understanding what SolarCoin is and wants to achieve, would even remotely attempt to go through the incredible amount of blabber  posted just in this last page. What a pity.

If you can't make your pitchs in 15 seconds or less, you don't have anything worth pitching.  

Why keep you mentioning me when responding to someone else? I have nothing whatsoever to do with that butthurt idiot that started the censored thread and sold 5 minutes before it doubled in price, which is simply fitting to his level of idiocy and kind of poetic in some way. I never, ever spread FUD, shocking as you may find it. Yes I speculate in scenarios, all more reasoned than you will ever be able to articulate anything. Most of the times, those scenarios fit reality and are fully demonstrated eventually. Like it has happened with NAUT... or what, now that it has gone to 9000 we are supposed to forget that since it was above 12k (and down heavily from high teens and 20s), BK hasn't bothered to even give an update on his intentions, done anything to try to protect those who invested in his piece of shit? What he has NOT done is censurable, no matter what side of the coin you are in. Any decent person would come forward and admit that the "stability fund" is a total failure and has been abandoned. He KNOWS this is FORCED BY LAW in the world he lives in, and yet hes behaves like the worst anonymous scammer, hiding from criticism and facts for months on end. It is inadmissible, reprehensible and shows what kind of despicable individual he is.

And all of those are FACTS, no matter how much you want to lick his ass, ok? not FUD. Got it boy?

And, amazingly, people keep on falling for them like flies.

This one is just a scheme to promote their business. Except for those big pocket local investors that surely, as their customer's mandate is, will dump to coins as soon as it becomes adequately profitable.

Barrabas only has socks in the drawers. And no interest whatsoever in "knocking" the price of NAUT ... Kelly, Yap and other inept individuals have done and admirable job of that. I just pointed out the obvious perhaps earlier than others, but, inevitably, eventually everyone will see reality, as it always happens.

The descriptions above point to several "reasons" for this particular debacle. I have a different version, a worse one: It seem that, as Drkman notes above, a few decided to buy/mine the vast majority of coins, along with Blasco, controlling up to 1 million or more of the then available coins and with and implied if not explicit agreement to not dump their holdings at least until the announcement of Turpin was made and or the 100,000 sat mark was reached. It worked very well... for a while. Classic pump. Until something quite predictable happened: The big miners were alerted that UNB was, by far, the most profitable coin to mine, so the amount of hashpower pointed to it grew insane within hours, flooding at least 200,000 coins in around 24 hours into the exchange. And the dumping started... Many people had been cashing in on the way up since only about half the coins in the current float were controlled. After the dumping got into high gear, a lot of other people liquidated resulting in a lost, from highs, of more than 75%... and counting.

Because those miners are done with UNB. Never to touch it again unless it becomes very profitable again. Which it wouldn't. Because now the difficulty will decrease, the credibility of Jim Blasko has disappeared completely even though he probably has nothing to do with the whole debacle, and UNB not only won't be profitable to mine but will actually, in all probability, continue liquidating. The top 8-10 holders have seen their holds lose practically all it's potential value because if they sell, even orderly, they will be left probably with less than they actually put in since all of them have been trying to help stabilize the price by buying the little that the can afford, so they have no resources whatsoever.

The price is important always but vital in UNB's case since the potential of it's auction's site depends completely on it and at the current price and below, nothing will ever be sold there because the amount of coins required to win anything will be ridiculously high. Similarly, the price determines the situation with the miners: Too low and no one mines it; too high, everyone will for a few hours and then dump. Lose-lose situation either way.

The only variable is the hiring of Turpin. Best case scenario, it will contribute to rise in price... thus meaning the scenario repeat itself and a new much bigger dump will take place; worse case scenario, he will do nothing but send a few press releases out with no practical effect whatsoever. Turpin comes to this immediately after KNC Miner where he was in charge of PR and everyone in crypto knows what a PR nightmare NKCMiner is going through resulting in the practical destruction of the former most respected mining company in crypto, both reputation-wise and bottom line. Not the best background imaginable for Turpin who, apparently, is only paid in UNB so his payment will probably amount to less what he spend in shoeshining in a given week.

Another sad page in the history book of crypto.

Predictions? Nope, I don't do those either. You seem to be quite confused.

I will, promise. Oh, and just to clarify, the Honors program's RULES were to have been announced on 2/1/2015; the actual implementation of the program was to run exactly a month later.

I know that facts are not of relevance to you but, as it stands, the program could easily be implemented ON SCHEDULE. We'll have ton wait till March 1st to see if it is in fact delayed of not. I also promise to keep you posted on that.

Given what has been happening in the last 24 hours, you are absolutely right.

Excuse moi? who bought/borrowed my account? what password change? what neg trust?

This is and always will be the ONLY and REAL deal... although I am open to offers for sale always, of course...

That is your conclusion? You do know that wishful thinking doesn't achieve anything, right?

PayCoin will eventually thrive. And the Honors program will go into effect ON SCHEDULE... your wishful thinking notwithstanding.

No on e has promised diddle doo. But so far, no "D". What are you going to do if no "D' at all. Tomorrow or any other day?

Oh I know, you jjust won't show up and somehow will convince yourself that you were right and that the rest just did not "get" it.

Must be nice...

Without the "D", of course. Classic, indeed.

You probably meant "classy". Just hit a new all time high at 87K

In a class by itself indeed.

I still do. They are, besides transparent, totally inept and unsuited for the job... as thoroughly proven for months already. That is NOT the case on UNB, obviously. The Three Stooges are very transparent... except for that maneuvre by one of them sending 250k coins to the exchange when VRC was attacked. It never computed, you know...

You have to catch up on the %, because the difficulty just increased big time today and that 50%? Not even close. But hey, keep on throwing money away with the stooges, you seem to be content doing so... 

Actually it HAS resulted, again, in coin loss. This is NOT working guys. Not at all. twice it has taken the coins out in 48 hours and a third time now with the update.

This is getting absolutely ridiculous.

That is a cheap shot man. How could they sell anything when the price of the coin was so lows that you needed thousands to pay just for shipping items?
Now it is a different reality altogether and you will see the auctions move really fast as the new price stabilizes. Plus a huge majority of people in crypto has never heard of UNB yet. Wait till they do...

I don't know if it will continue going much higher or not, but I do know that if the price stabilizes around 60K, the auction site will get very, very active. Guess what? A digital currency with immediate use case in the real world. Shocking ah?

Aw man, and I was going to suggest it to be added to the SN... I guess no ah? Better to stick with VRC, that's a gold mine indeed.... lolololol.

You do know about the auction site, don't you?