2% ~ 5% holding, wont make any difference to your balance,
but smartly spent 2%~5% on market making on major exchanges, for sure will.

Donate and watch your coin grow.

06d5695fb8e27093cdfde5dbe7b96562951b8e140c0b0d54dbdbb19a22c658df   - Been stuck for 4days.

Thanks in advance.

sold my tokens with nice profit. dont believe in this project anymore

This scam should be sold as quickly as possible.

Why do people always say "Lost"?

Unless you sold as it dipped, you didn't lose

This will surpass 10k sats in no time and new investors will come in

I lost almost 400 dollars with the BIG announcement ... The coin can rise again, because, as they said here, there are people who are unaware of the incident and will buy at a low price x currency circulating. I do not risk more, not in a brief span of time.

Don´t know why you people are whining here.
A Coin which gave a return of about 20.000% ( yes, a 200fold Profit ) from the beginning of the Year, and you are whining?
Cmmon, just FTSU!
The Reason you are whining is because YOU GOT IN MUCH TOOOO LATE! AND YOU JUST GOT IN BECAUSE OF THE QUICK BUCK! AND NOW YOUR EXPECTATIONS OF ANOTHER 200.000% WASN`T MET?

THAT IS CANCER IN CRYPTOLAND!

Bitcoin isn't even Bitcoin anymore.  

I read here everyday, it seems like everyone is suffering from some sort of mass hypnosis that allows them to ignore reality.  Bitcoin, now that it has been completely and fully co-opted by the investor class, does not even resemble what it was originally intended and believed to be.  The fact that investors can gamble on the price without even buying any Bitcoin means that the price is subject to even more volatility and risk for a bubble.

Let's take a look at the Bitcoin Wikipedia page.

"Bitcoin is a cryptocurrency and worldwide payment system."

Well, not really.  It was, but it's really not now.  A number of large retail operations have recently begun removing Bitcoin as a payment option, bank acceptance is virtually zero, truly effective card services still aren't there, and with such a volatile market price there is really no way to know how much money you have from one second the the next.  So it's validity as a currency or payment method is pretty questionable.  Can you buy a car with Bitcoin? Probably.  Can you buy the car you want in the town you are in from the shop you usually buy cars from?  Probably not.

"Paying a transaction fee is optional."

Well, not really.  I guess if you want to commit your funds to digital purgatory for a very, very long time then you might try to get your transaction through without a fee.  But the fact of the matter is this.  No one is ever going to buy a cup of coffee with Bitcoin when the fees exceed the price of the coffee.  And the fees are outrageous. Why?

"Miners can choose which transactions to process and prioritize those that pay higher fees."

Well, not really.  Saying they "can choose" is a little misleading. They do choose to do so, and that is why we have runaway fees and a very volatile and inflated market price... the miners ultimately drive the bubble because there is no reason to process any transaction for a fee less than the last.  I have always seen this as a glaring problem with the entire concept.  To be effectively used as a currency, small fees for routine daily transactions would have to have the same priority as any other large, investment related transaction.  Right now, the fees are driven not by regular users of Bitcoin, but by investors.  And they don't care if users get priced out of the market.

"Because of bitcoin's decentralized nature, nation-states cannot shut down the network or alter its technical rules."

Well, not really.  Perhaps a nation state cannot technically shut down the network, but, as we have seen in the USA, they can prosecute users of cryptocurrency for a wide variety of reasons including operating a money transfer business without a license, tax violations, and more.  So while technically the government may not be able to stop it, they can prosecute the hell out of it.


Final Thoughts

The futures market?  Really?  That just tore it for me.  The fact that people can bet on the price moving up and down without actually purchasing Bitcoin or participating in the network in any way just sets off alarm bells in my head.  This isn't pork bellies or Florida oranges or corn.  It's people's money.

The long and short of it is this - it was a lot of fun, some of us made some money, a few of us made a lot of money, but now that the investor class has taken over, I am out.  I truly wanted Bitcoin to keep the promises above, but that ship has sailed.  The last fee I paid for a Bitcoin transfer a few days ago was greater than all the fees I paid in 2016 combined, and I am done with it.  If I can't eventually use it to put gas in the car or buy a loaf of bread, what's the point? There are less volatile and more sensible investments, and at this point, that is what Bitcoin has become - an instrument of investment.

EDIT: I managed to accelerate the 921bbe72909d8fd01c61735ad9d607cab816317f483ce99a7383874bb8a4d757 transaction using ViaBTC... hopefully they'll mine a block soon and it will get confirmed. Once that happens, the 2nd one should get confirmed pretty quickly with a 327 sat/byte fee

Your 2nd fee is fine... however, it is spending an output from the 1st unconfirmed transaction 921bbe72909d8fd01c61735ad9d607cab816317f483ce99a7383874bb8a4d757 which is VERY large and only has a fee of around 49 sats/byte...

until that transaction confirms, there is ZERO chance your 2nd transaction with the decent fee will confirm. I'd suggest trying to accelerate that unconfirmed transaction first using the ViaBTC TX accelerator... Once it is confirmed, then your 2nd transaction with the nice 327 sat/byte fee should get a confirmation relatively quickly after that...

Note: You haven't done a double spend... you've attempted a "Child Pays For Parent"... and unfortunately, the two fees combined, don't make a great overall fee:

2439 bytes (1st trans) + 226 bytes (2nd trans) = 2665 bytes total...
0.0012 btc (1st trans) + 0.00074038 btc (2nd trans) = 0.00194038 btc = 194038 sats...

Overall Fee = 194038 sats / 2665 bytes = 72.8 sats/byte  

EDIT: I managed to accelerate the 921bbe72909d8fd01c61735ad9d607cab816317f483ce99a7383874bb8a4d757 transaction using ViaBTC... hopefully they'll mine a block soon and it will get confirmed. Once that happens, the 2nd one should get confirmed pretty quickly with a 327 sat/byte fee

You need to be cautious when the price increase, you want slow and steady price increase, not a fast one.

God this coin is so slow at going up in price, whilst main others are doubling fast.