This will be the last altcoin I get into if Benjamins turns out to be another one of those 'miners profit-investors lose out' kind-of-coins. So many coins are pump-and-dumps, or highly manipulated, or manipulated into being much much lower so people can buy back in. This isn't market determining the price in my opinion--It would be manipulation manipulating the price.
All I see is ponzialtcoins everywhere. New ponzi coin pops up. Miners mine it then dump. Some scammers come along to pump coin and dump for their own interests. If this is the future of market decentralization, I'll be sticking purely with bitcoin or staying out completely. And maybe the people I know personally were right about these markets and coins---they are scams.
I seriously hope this isn't the case with Benjamins. I really hope that ain't right. Labelling someone an idiot because he buys in at 7000 satoshi further adds to my suspicious that altcoins are ponzi schemes.
Hopefully Benjamins is not that kind of case.
It ain't right if people everywhere in cryptos scream "cheap good coin" to attract investors and when investors come the coin devalues by half or more.
If anything, our activity has been growing since listing on all these exchanges. If we were pump and dumping, we wouldn't be bothering to answer every question individually after being listed on a big site like Cryptsy
Hold tight, Paysha is coming along. I saw a preview over the weekend and it looks very professional. They said they are waiting for Fincen and Trademarking on it, too. That says something about the seriousness, in my opinion. It would be nice if it was just for Benjamins, but being with three other monster coins can do nothing but help the price