If ZK is really implemented these prices will be like looking back at Bitcoin when it was pennies.

Agree, jdebunt has the best crypto news site IMO, no scammy tabloid graphics or sensationalism, just the facts.

 

GugliMugli has almost 1000 posts since June devoted EXCLUSIVELY to fudding URO.

Let's talk about how it's all about the Benjamins because unless you are mentally ill or I don't know, PAID, no one would devote such time to attacking a coin or project.

I don't know about the grow facility specifically but I did my research to know Delta 9 owns a string of successful revenue producing businesses that would well afford him to purchase such a facility. 

How can you steal from your own creation?

Whether it is ethical or not, it's him who spent the money to build that grow facility and it's him who created the coin, he stole from no one.

I'm sure the majority of Microsoft shareholders could care less 30 years later that Bill Gates and Balmer lied to IBM and bought DOS for a few thousand dollars and flipped it for millions.

Gugli, if URO goes to 300 USD a coin are you still going to be in here posting 20x a day?

It's nice to see a dev who doesn't hype or demand adulation every few days, love the ninja launch (it also throws off pump groups and accumulators!)

Considering Vijay Eswaran is worth half a billion dollars, then URO is definitely going places 

Two wrongs don't make a right.

Even if the CANN dev was hiding something about the premine, the behavior of CCN is not much better, be it fudding CANN under sock accounts, tokypotato pretending to be friendly to the team one day while the next making passive aggressive comments about how CANN won't work or raising stupid issues like the use of the letter C in the wallet address, etc. and then they take CANN off Cannapay yet go and add that scamcoin Sativa to it, they are hardly white knights.

Also the fact the premine wasn't dumped at CANNs ATH tells me DeltaNine is in it for the long haul and isn't as nefarious as people make him out to be.

At the end of the day too the guy spent a huge amount of his own money on a damn marijuana grow farm, name any other dev on BTC Talk who would commit such a thing to their project?

I don't recall 1 guy or group buying $50,000 dollars out of pocket of BBQ Coin either.

By the way considering I've done graphic work for the Uro dev and familiar with the projects he is working on I think I should know better about whether it is a scam or not than a few btctalk trolls :p

It's not too late to jump on board, cheapest lottery ticket with the most reward potential you'll ever see in your lifetime.

Might as well have been though, practically instamining a million coins when 99.9999% of the world knows nothing about it, it's BETTER than a premine!

Still I don't begrudge Satoshi as long as those coins never move.

@Stratoblitz

I appreciate the honest and looked over your past postings and you did warn everyone, wish I'd heeded it sooner.

I will chime though I disagree that no alt can ever hope to become long-term successful. The problem is we are stuck in the shitcoin paradigm where, like you said, a small core of elite traders control everything and most alts exist just to pump and dump for BTC. CANN is one of the few ones with a real-world business plan and money backing it's concept, not just the acts of a "hard working" dev in a basement and a small forum community. What any cryptocurrency needs, and that includes Bitcoin, to survive is outside investment from non-crypto enthusiasts.

You mentioned your team had 40 BTC to play around with? Imagine if someone came in with 400 BTC to play with. Most of the so-called whales in the alt scene would be crushed by even the smallest of venture capitalists.

Now will I declare CANN is going to go to parity? No. And if it does it may be awhile. But when you consider alot of OTC marijuana stocks routinely reach market caps of 50-100 million or more, there is no good reason it can't itself. At the  very least getting to a dollar first would be a monumental event that would give the currency some credibility, if the dev has to reprice it as 3 grams per 1 CANN then maybe that is what needs to be done, but I do not think there is absolutely no way it can ever hope to be a profitable business venture.

As long as the market is just made up of IRC nerds, then yes the coin will pump and dump to oblivion. But if it can draw in thousands of new investors, it stands a good chance.

That is like saying there is no buying power in pharmaceuticals because patients are prescribed 1 pill a day to treat their pain.

What good is a clean blockchain with a lying two-faced dev behind the PR wheel?

The irony though is all these pot coins jumping on CANN all of a sudden will bring themselves down with it; if CANN fails crypto will find another fad to pump and dump and weed coins will go the way of the country or animal coins. Looking at the character though of Coyoto Wallstreet, Adam Garrity and Tokypotato, I can't say I wouldn't mind that either.

I know one thing, the behavior from some of the other marijuana coins is pathetic

First we got Garrity running around with his sock accounts on twitter and the trollboxes calling CANN a scam, now we have tokyopotato pretending to be a friend to CANN first while getting all passive aggressive dropping comments about how the peg wouldn't work, then making a stink about CANN wallet having the letter c in front of its addresses (lol) and then no doubt hiding under the newbie account az420 to fud. Now he's taken his mask off and shown his true colors.

CCN lost any credibility when they added that dead scam coin Sativa to Cannapay, wouldn't be surprised if Roscoin and Cannabis Dark pop up there next.

Well I doubt a cash register with probably 20 year-old software can be modified to denominate crypto. It's easier for a clerk to just punch $0 then try and put a price on what the coin is at the time.

At least this tries to solve a real-world problem unlike Litecoin which famously pumped over a billion dollars for being nothing more than a scrypt clone of Bitcoin. While it will be baby steps for wide acceptance by dispenseries, word travels fast in the medical marijuana industry and I think the speculative value alone could bring this to a really high market cap.