Any proofs about that? Every one know that you don't have them because you are just a paid FUDer from another card project.

As mentioned in my earlier post, the release of the visa cards will not have a significant effect on the price of MNX.

The timing of their release is (I think unintentionally) going to coincide with the tail end of the first round of quarterly parkings. This will be fun to see... The natural market correction as sell pressure is reduced will cause the price to rise a little, and people will very incorrectly attribute this to the release of the visa cards. When the price dips again soon after there will be much alarm and I bet a weeks worth of posts claiming the project has failed.

Those people, myself included, who are excited about these cards and keen early adopters will no doubt already have sufficient holdings of MNX to fulfill the cards' minimum balance requirements. I would bet further that most of the 1000 odd people already fully signed up, ready to go, are holding back that reserve of minex from their long term parkings.

In short, most of the people who are ready to go already have the MNX required. We don't need to buy any more MNX when we get the card.

The next group of card users will be those already in knowledge of what's going on, already expressing interest and enthusiasm on the forums... Already holding decent amounts of MNX waiting to pull the trigger. These people also won't need to buy any significant amount to get up and running.

Now let's think about the spending action of the cards...

After users have dropped on a bit of MNX to price it works and we are all up and running... We want to spend some of our hard earned crypto right?

Well... The go-to coin for anything cross exchange is BTC. Everyone knows it and is familiar with it and has had to use it in some form.

If I want to flip any of my crypto holdings on to the card balance, I will use BTC directly. And so will anyone else. Why would I bother to FX it again in to MNX, pay trabsfer and exchange fees to do so, and hold a balance in a coin which is performing poorly (right now, see my earlier post). It would make far more sense to drop BTC straight on to the card instead.

The % incentive of charging and spending in mnx compared to btc is simply not enough right now to counter the (artificially) poor performing mnx and overheads required to do so. One day it will be, but right now it's certainly not.

So we won't have the big surge in buy volume required to raise a market price. Not yet.

An argument often put forward in previous discussions is that more people will learn of the cards, want to get involved, will require MNX to do so. But I don't think it will be so much. The requirements of a regular (blue) or gold card are not so significant in value.

And not everyone in the crypto community (which is still in its entirely a very small and niche market) will jump on board. Those that do will not be all at once. It will be naturally distributed over time... Which is exactly the behaviour we need on the sell side also but don't have.

So we will have a bit of a stabilising force which will be good. But it won't be a big enough force to drive the market. First we need to wait for the artificial mechanisms mentioned in my first post to dwindle and stop taking effect. The cards will help to reduce the decline, but not counter it.

Cards will never be sent. I guarantee it.

I am confused why Minex team is not moderating here.
And why there is no support from MinexCoin? They leave people complaining without any respond.

The project has never been aimed at the sky-high price, we position ourselves as a global payment system in the future. At the moment, we are focused on cards, and working on it.

This TEMHUK guy is the worst of the paid broken English Ukranian Shills on here, MNX is down against virtually every single coin over any time frame you want to look at.

Boris, next time you pay for shills, pay up for ones that speak proper English. And stop censoring and deleting comments from your reddit page.

I don't have bosses. And "we must" is not "we will". Nobody expected so huge BTC price drop and bear market for whole year.

Face it boys, yall got scammed

They are now censoring and deleting comments on redit. There is not much difference between this and Bitconnect at this point

Lets review this coins history-

-Misleading whitepaper, filled with stable coin BS, track top 20 coins BS, and Fake algorithim to control interest rates. they now completely ditched that and are saying the eco system has to be built first for all that to work, well that's not what you said previously when you were hyping the stability on twitter or your blogs, so stop lying!

-Sudden decision to drop interest rates and ditch the fake algorithim to control price, the coin pretty much died here.

-Terrible marketing and inability to get on a decent exchange (even after making it sound like it was a done deal)

-Inability to meet any deadlines in their roadmap, "atomic swap" is useless without a exchange. I don't consider this an accomplishment (they probably just copied the code from Komodo or payed them for it).

I doubt these credit card will every be sent either, they are going to milk this scam for as long as possible till the coin is worthless. I'm not sure how they are paying there employees. I suspect they are selling there pre-mined coins to survive