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Everyone! There is new block number 796 now! that means the blockchain is moving ahead. It seems to be okay. so HOLD ON TO YOUR COINS!  Then why am I getting a No block source available when I open the wallet? go to run type %appdata% open Syscoin folder, create a file Syscoin.conf (read conf. not txt) put this in addnode=98.243.116.238:8369 addnode=67.172.183.106:8369 addnode=68.110.119.91:8369 addnode=5.147.161.210:8369 addnode=74.57.134.46:8369 addnode=68.231.192.15:8369 addnode=192.241.178.8:8369 addnode=66.248.204.251:47305 addnode=76.125.236.163:58127 addnode=118.5.17.133:56345 addnode=124.126.174.130:53423 addnode=118.209.28.234:36005 addnode=66.248.204.251:48175 addnode=198.27.67.137:38777 addnode=78.46.22.103:44841 addnode=193.77.151.95:49676 addnode=67.180.219.213:42013 addnode=96.240.138.207:52351 addnode=119.119.188.227:62118 addnode=70.179.26.153:57920 addnode=90.195.79.51:8369 addnode=85.245.75.101:58867 addnode=76.186.139.58:50999 addnode=70.50.143.206:65256 addnode=81.168.114.179:49215 addnode=66.85.187.130:45692 Save, restart your wallet. This works |
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I previously wrote:Just a quick note: there are several PMs I need to catch up on, been focused on the crazy crazy day that was today. I will catch up on these in the morning, pay out bounties as needed, post the dev wallet addresses and we'll have block explorer up and running as well.
The entire team appreciates the support and patience the community has shown today. We have a lot more work to do; today was just the start!
I think that sugar coats matters somewhat and that it was all rather disappointing. You came across as amatuers/middlemen and not professional managers/programmers with direct control over your product/brand. Market confidence was undermined -- though it seems to be stablising/rebounding, the coin price was headed for a solid triple, possible quadruple, gain at launch before this embarrassing and completely avoidable wallet glitch fiasco. Let's be honest about it - that's the first step to a recovery and restoring market confidence in your ability to handle things going forward.s I think SYS can recover from this if it takes specific steps I'll suggest in my next message. You already took a big first step in not blaming MOOLAH or anyone else for your internal issues (which is a lot more than most devs around here do when something like this happens) and you accepted full accountability for the wallet glitch, but there are other things you should/shouldn't do to get SYS brand back to where it was headed before all this drama/chaos.
Well, here's my followup. Syscoin's dev team can not go back to the status quo after this wallet fiasco. Platitudes about working hard, better things to come and community patience will not cut it. Accepting responsibility the way a politician does without actually accepting any responsibility and consequences will not cut it.
We're now looking at a price that has slid closer to the IPO price - an indictment from the market on your handling of this. Early bird investors have been left with little or no compensation for taking an earlier, greater risk on less info than current investors. A golden opportunity to grab some initiative and attention from Ethereum as a new blockchain 2.0 platform has been at least partially squandered.
You need to convince a clearly skeptical market:
1) you're responsible
2) you're competent
3) you have integrity and character
4) you have the capacity to deliver solid blockchain 2.0 tech (functionalities and interfaces)
and/or hire/elevate people who are.
Before I go into specifics, just a run through of some of the other comments on what's happened here that I don't think anyone who wants SYS to succeed in the future should sugarcoat:
so what did 1500btc buy us? failed launch, no proof reading after copypasting litecoins code, non functional core functions, crashing wallets, no buy support walls.
guys please work hard to get this fixed asap. "in a week" doesent cut it, we need fixes.
im running windows7 64bit, and im getting blockchain corrupted on every second launch of the application, and the only way to fix it is to delete reinstall the whole lot, then it happens again on second launch. failed. you might think were all whinning, but the facts are, the wallet is non functional right now for most users. which isnt professional.
this software is no were near ready, there is at least another month of fixes and modifying to get everything cleaned up and running. i think moolah should hold off untill this is sorted.
For a 4 month preparation, this smells like a lame launch. All I read about is problems, problems, problems.
What especially were you unhappy with at launch?
i was unhappy that the nodes werent added and everyone wallets had to be added manually, this made me miss my oppurtunity to sell @1800, because it wasnt syncing. i am also unhappy that the marketplace is basically useless and returns many errors and is buggy, copy function does not work. useless in the real world. aliases costs $20/5000sys, and the data button is broken and points to the aliases button. i mean for fck sake its obvious that they knew it was broken and just left it. if the team needed more time, they should have stated it. rather than rush out a buggy non functional dodgy wallet quickly so they can get there ipo money. its really unprofessional. non profit coins had a better launch, and were talking 1500btc here. Pro tip: don't be greedy. Bought at 500? Sell at 750, get 50% profit, move to next coin.
 As much as I sometimes hate this cesspool known as BCT...this time around, there are legitimiate concerns that have been brought up.
1.Uncertain Launch Time - launch kept getting pushed back
2.Wallet Sync Issues - Experienced myself. Had to dig through forums and finally got help on IRC. How was this not on the OP before Dev went to sleep? (conf file)
3.Wallet Crashing/Wont Open - Experience myself as well. After getting the wallet to finally sync..my wallet wouldn't open anymore. Traders are stuck with coins in wallet and can only watch the market situation.
3.Fork - what more is there to say about this?
This is not the worst launch, but you have to admit. We as a community definitely expected better. This is just a bit sad. 8+ Months working on the coin and its released with wallet bugs. 8 months preparation and this is what we get.
My suggestion is for Moolah to not hand the devs over the 1500 BTC until issues are completely fixed.
This isn't just a hiccup. It is a disaster. It's an outrage. This was rushed and overpromised. It's the kind of garbage delivery I'd expect from low-level South Asian freelancers. Not from a professional American/European development team that includes a designer/programmer who works at a government contractor in Washignton, D.C.
You're dealing with a community accustomed to the sleek interfaces of Android and iOS smartphones which I'm sure you use yourselves. And you deliver this?
This launch experience and the wallet really DO NOT merit release of the Moolah escrow - not until all of the issues are fixed and investor confidence is restored. The escrow as insurance against poor delivery was one of the very key reasons the pre-sale had the appeal it had. Because it offered some security from disappointment by holding the promise of penalty for failure.
Beyond MOOLAH retaining the escrow, a broader plan is also needed to restore market confidence and ensure early investors who took the biggest risk see the kind of return they invested in, if only for the sakes of your own reputations.
The suggestions:
1. You should formally apologise to all who bought into the pre-sale. You did not offer a launch experience worthy of a 1500 BTC (approximately $750,000) investment and the months of prep we were told you put into this. It did not inspire confidence in your ability to deliver on future promises and manage things (including expectations) going forward.
2. As I said earlier, politicians "accept responsibility" all the time without actually accepting responsibility and being held accountable. Accepting responsibility and accountability doesn't mean anything without accepting consequences: Moolah should retain the entire escrow until a new wallet with *all* of the promised new features are easily accessible and fully usable via a user-friendly, point-and-click GUI interface that an average, non-technical user can easily use. A feature that most people can't use isn't a feature.
3. There needs to be a full explantion of what happened and who was responsible that sheds light on who is doing the hard-core coding work on your team and who will be doing it going forward. How much outsourcing of core functionality is going on and to whom?
4. Based on that honest accounting of what happened, the management team should be reorganised to downgrade the person responsible (if not "fire" him) and upgrade whoever warned about this internally (I hope there was at least one person who did) to give everyone greater confidence this sort of thing wont happen again and will be penalised if it does to maintain a strong incentive to perform.
5. Buy support needs to be established and maintained, not just to shore up confidence while the brand-restoration process works itself out. It's not just about supporting the price and ensuring a fair return for early investors. More importantly, it's about demonstrating to the market, beyond words, that you yourselves are that confident about the future of Sys coin, community and platform and are ready and willing to put your money where your mouths are.
6. There needs to be a future wallet revision that looks like a genuinely new wallet of a new blockchain 2.0 platform - it shouldn't look like another standard, copy-paste QT wallet with same old tired interface that looks virtually like every other clonecoin out there (complete with the unremoved Litecoin reference). The wallet should look new, innovative, sleek, state-of-the art - more like the NXT, NEM or SIlk wallet, not like the same tired QT wallet interface we've all seen dozens of times before.
7. Underpromise and overdeliver. Do not promise what you are not sure you can deliver. Always underpromise. Never disappoint. Not with this kind of money and attention at play.
8. Recommit to keeping this message board open and transparent and not deleting any messages (except for obvious useless FUD). This is a commitment to being kept honest and willingly open to the kind of scrutiny and constructive criticism that makes us all perform better over the long run.
Other people on this message board might have other, better ideas on how to restore confidence in SYS.
So, rather than saying everything's ok, or "don't worry, it's all going to get better from here", I'd come out with a "Mission Statement"/"Recovery Plan"/"Redemption Plan" along the lines I mentioned (including a statement from Moolah that they will not release the escrow until the conditions are truly met to the satisfaction of your investment base) as soon as the start of business Monday.
This needs to be a statement that convinces people you've learned from these completely avoidable mistakes, have truly owned up to them and have a solid plan for bringing this coin and its community back to their original potential. No political weasel-words. No empty talk with wiggle room. Just a direct and honest accounting and a simple commitment to follow through immediately with concrete, measurable actions.
Once you come out with such a committed statement, I am certain this will be reflected positively in the markets, that there will be more demand and support to push the platform forward and that you will be richly rewarded beyond whatever you net from the presale.
Do the right thing, guys. It's in your own interests, including your reptuations going forward in the cryptospace.
Only by owning up to what you did/didn't do, can the coin move successfully forward and distinguish itself as something other than another blipcoin with non-serious, non-dev devs. Convince the market that you're not in this for just the short-term pre-sale money, but for the much bigger money and much bigger reputation and opportunity that will come with building one of the earliest, successful blockchain 2.0 platforms.
agree with you .dev team should follow theirs promise, if not ,sorry , you know ..... |
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I previously wrote:Just a quick note: there are several PMs I need to catch up on, been focused on the crazy crazy day that was today. I will catch up on these in the morning, pay out bounties as needed, post the dev wallet addresses and we'll have block explorer up and running as well.
The entire team appreciates the support and patience the community has shown today. We have a lot more work to do; today was just the start!
I think that sugar coats matters somewhat and that it was all rather disappointing. You came across as amatuers/middlemen and not professional managers/programmers with direct control over your product/brand. Market confidence was undermined -- though it seems to be stablising/rebounding, the coin price was headed for a solid triple, possible quadruple, gain at launch before this embarrassing and completely avoidable wallet glitch fiasco. Let's be honest about it - that's the first step to a recovery and restoring market confidence in your ability to handle things going forward.s I think SYS can recover from this if it takes specific steps I'll suggest in my next message. You already took a big first step in not blaming MOOLAH or anyone else for your internal issues (which is a lot more than most devs around here do when something like this happens) and you accepted full accountability for the wallet glitch, but there are other things you should/shouldn't do to get SYS brand back to where it was headed before all this drama/chaos.
Well, here's my followup. Syscoin's dev team can not go back to the status quo after this wallet fiasco. Platitudes about working hard, better things to come and community patience will not cut it. Accepting responsibility the way a politician does without actually accepting any responsibility and consequences will not cut it.
We're now looking at a price that has slid closer to the IPO price - an indictment from the market on your handling of this. Early bird investors have been left with little or no compensation for taking an earlier, greater risk on less info than current investors. A golden opportunity to grab some initiative and attention from Ethereum as a new blockchain 2.0 platform has been at least partially squandered.
You need to convince a clearly skeptical market:
1) you're responsible
2) you're competent
3) you have integrity and character
4) you have the capacity to deliver solid blockchain 2.0 tech (functionalities and interfaces)
and/or hire/elevate people who are.
Before I go into specifics, just a run through of some of the other comments on what's happened here that I don't think anyone who wants SYS to succeed in the future should sugarcoat:
so what did 1500btc buy us? failed launch, no proof reading after copypasting litecoins code, non functional core functions, crashing wallets, no buy support walls.
guys please work hard to get this fixed asap. "in a week" doesent cut it, we need fixes.
im running windows7 64bit, and im getting blockchain corrupted on every second launch of the application, and the only way to fix it is to delete reinstall the whole lot, then it happens again on second launch. failed. you might think were all whinning, but the facts are, the wallet is non functional right now for most users. which isnt professional.
this software is no were near ready, there is at least another month of fixes and modifying to get everything cleaned up and running. i think moolah should hold off untill this is sorted.
For a 4 month preparation, this smells like a lame launch. All I read about is problems, problems, problems.
What especially were you unhappy with at launch?
i was unhappy that the nodes werent added and everyone wallets had to be added manually, this made me miss my oppurtunity to sell @1800, because it wasnt syncing. i am also unhappy that the marketplace is basically useless and returns many errors and is buggy, copy function does not work. useless in the real world. aliases costs $20/5000sys, and the data button is broken and points to the aliases button. i mean for fck sake its obvious that they knew it was broken and just left it. if the team needed more time, they should have stated it. rather than rush out a buggy non functional dodgy wallet quickly so they can get there ipo money. its really unprofessional. non profit coins had a better launch, and were talking 1500btc here. Pro tip: don't be greedy. Bought at 500? Sell at 750, get 50% profit, move to next coin.
As much as I sometimes hate this cesspool known as BCT...this time around, there are legitimiate concerns that have been brought up.
1.Uncertain Launch Time - launch kept getting pushed back
2.Wallet Sync Issues - Experienced myself. Had to dig through forums and finally got help on IRC. How was this not on the OP before Dev went to sleep? (conf file)
3.Wallet Crashing/Wont Open - Experience myself as well. After getting the wallet to finally sync..my wallet wouldn't open anymore. Traders are stuck with coins in wallet and can only watch the market situation.
3.Fork - what more is there to say about this?
This is not the worst launch, but you have to admit. We as a community definitely expected better. This is just a bit sad. 8+ Months working on the coin and its released with wallet bugs. 8 months preparation and this is what we get.
My suggestion is for Moolah to not hand the devs over the 1500 BTC until issues are completely fixed.
This isn't just a hiccup. It is a disaster. It's an outrage. This was rushed and overpromised. It's the kind of garbage delivery I'd expect from low-level South Asian freelancers. Not from a professional American/European development team that includes a designer/programmer who works at a government contractor in Washignton, D.C.
You're dealing with a community accustomed to the sleek interfaces of Android and iOS smartphones which I'm sure you use yourselves. And you deliver this?
This launch experience and the wallet really DO NOT merit release of the Moolah escrow - not until all of the issues are fixed and investor confidence is restored. The escrow as insurance against poor delivery was one of the very key reasons the pre-sale had the appeal it had. Because it offered some security from disappointment by holding the promise of penalty for failure.
Beyond MOOLAH retaining the escrow, a broader plan is also needed to restore market confidence and ensure early investors who took the biggest risk see the kind of return they invested in, if only for the sakes of your own reputations.
The suggestions:
1. You should formally apologise to all who bought into the pre-sale. You did not offer a launch experience worthy of a 1500 BTC (approximately $750,000) investment and the months of prep we were told you put into this. It did not inspire confidence in your ability to deliver on future promises and manage things (including expectations) going forward.
2. As I said earlier, politicians "accept responsibility" all the time without actually accepting responsibility and being held accountable. Accepting responsibility and accountability doesn't mean anything without accepting consequences: Moolah should retain the entire escrow until a new wallet with *all* of the promised new features are easily accessible and fully usable via a user-friendly, point-and-click GUI interface that an average, non-technical user can easily use. A feature that most people can't use isn't a feature.
3. There needs to be a full explantion of what happened and who was responsible that sheds light on who is doing the hard-core coding work on your team and who will be doing it going forward. How much outsourcing of core functionality is going on and to whom?
4. Based on that honest accounting of what happened, the management team should be reorganised to downgrade the person responsible (if not "fire" him) and upgrade whoever warned about this internally (I hope there was at least one person who did) to give everyone greater confidence this sort of thing wont happen again and will be penalised if it does to maintain a strong incentive to perform.
5. Buy support needs to be established and maintained, not just to shore up confidence while the brand-restoration process works itself out. It's not just about supporting the price and ensuring a fair return for early investors. More importantly, it's about demonstrating to the market, beyond words, that you yourselves are that confident about the future of Sys coin, community and platform and are ready and willing to put your money where your mouths are.
6. There needs to be a future wallet revision that looks like a genuinely new wallet of a new blockchain 2.0 platform - it shouldn't look like another standard, copy-paste QT wallet with same old tired interface that looks virtually like every other clonecoin out there (complete with the unremoved Litecoin reference). The wallet should look new, innovative, sleek, state-of-the art - more like the NXT, NEM or SIlk wallet, not like the same tired QT wallet interface we've all seen dozens of times before.
7. Underpromise and overdeliver. Do not promise what you are not sure you can deliver. Always underpromise. Never disappoint. Not with this kind of money and attention at play.
8. Recommit to keeping this message board open and transparent and not deleting any messages (except for obvious useless FUD). This is a commitment to being kept honest and willingly open to the kind of scrutiny and constructive criticism that makes us all perform better over the long run.
Other people on this message board might have other, better ideas on how to restore confidence in SYS.
So, rather than saying everything's ok, or "don't worry, it's all going to get better from here", I'd come out with a "Mission Statement"/"Recovery Plan"/"Redemption Plan" along the lines I mentioned (including a statement from Moolah that they will not release the escrow until the conditions are truly met to the satisfaction of your investment base) as soon as the start of business Monday.
This needs to be a statement that convinces people you've learned from these completely avoidable mistakes, have truly owned up to them and have a solid plan for bringing this coin and its community back to their original potential. No political weasel-words. No empty talk with wiggle room. Just a direct and honest accounting and a simple commitment to follow through immediately with concrete, measurable actions.
Once you come out with such a committed statement, I am certain this will be reflected positively in the markets, that there will be more demand and support to push the platform forward and that you will be richly rewarded beyond whatever you net from the presale.
Do the right thing, guys. It's in your own interests, including your reptuations going forward in the cryptospace.
Only by owning up to what you did/didn't do, can the coin move successfully forward and distinguish itself as something other than another blipcoin with non-serious, non-dev devs. Convince the market that you're not in this for just the short-term pre-sale money, but for the much bigger money and much bigger reputation and opportunity that will come with building one of the earliest, successful blockchain 2.0 platforms.
agree with you .dev team should follow theirs promise, if not ,sorry , you know ..... I agree as well, What I want is a complete re-launch of the coin when it is really ready. Even if it takes 8 months to make. |
Syscoin has the best of Bitcoin and Ethereum in one place, it's merge mined with Bitcoin so it is plugged into Bitcoin's ecosystem and takes full advantage of it's POW while rewarding Bitcoin miners with Syscoin
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August 17, 2014, 12:08:46 PM |
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hello
why does my transaction not get included in new blocks?
TX ID: debe40edcc023587754bc1163cab00b2ec3fdbfab421549b7d1d829721218105-000
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August 17, 2014, 12:09:31 PM |
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This coin is forked as shit. Every other block one pool is in synch and the other is not.
All of the pools in the OP are on the same block, same as my wallet here so dont think there is a fork - thought all the FUD'ing about a fork has brought a welcome reduction in difficulty! |
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August 17, 2014, 12:10:31 PM |
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i doubt there will be a relaunch as people traded already with sys so its hard to track whos got what etc
they have to fix things, but once thats done i dont see a problem for it to rise alot
the current situation is perfect if you plan on buying more - see it as an extended ICO but with main net already launched
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August 17, 2014, 12:11:08 PM |
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how to merge mine  The only merge-mine announced is http://www.simpledoge.com/ but I don't think it works. We're well past initial 8 hours and I don't see any SYS in there. Edit: This comes from simpledoge website: New merge mined coin Syscoin - 8/16/2014
Merge mining with syscoin is not currently functional. We've enabled you to add an address so we can payout once its working. We're working to get the issue resolved with the Devs as it appears to be an un-intentional incompatibility. |
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S3MKi
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August 17, 2014, 12:11:55 PM |
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added nodes. no result:(
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August 17, 2014, 12:13:35 PM |
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Just open it again and let re sync and leave it open until there is a fix It doesn't work I have just done it and it worked, did you press the btn to rebuild database and have you followed the instructions for adding nodes |
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August 17, 2014, 12:16:44 PM |
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I can't send any coins because my transactions don't get included in new blocks
why??
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August 17, 2014, 12:18:17 PM |
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Dear "DEVS", So, spend months meticulously preparing for launch. testing. making sure everything works as it should and as promised so as not to look like complete idiots and to build confidence. Then launch the thing with all the promised features fully tested and running smoothly. Then go to bed. Don't stick around to make sure everything goes to plan. Don't have anyone around to fix those pesky little glitches. Business on the cockup chain. Any self respecting business would run a mile from this mutant . There are simply no excuses for what happened today. Apologise and fix it before looking for your money.  |
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August 17, 2014, 12:18:26 PM |
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Guys... Reality check time. You gave these Bozos $750,000... They aren't replying because they're fast asleep on the the duck down pillows they bought with your money. Moolah aren't going to refund you dollar one. They are also in it up to their necks. The partnership was announced in the OP. They promised you the world and you got a copy and paste coin with a few pretty videos.
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August 17, 2014, 12:19:18 PM |
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What a disaster.
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I deleted client and wait devs.
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August 17, 2014, 12:20:53 PM |
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no source ? (linux user)
at least it runs with wine... |
not hashing, folding and curing (check FLDC merged-folding! reuse good GPUs) |
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August 17, 2014, 12:21:33 PM |
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She'll fight her way back up from the mid 500s. It's gonna be messy but eventually all those willing to sell at this price will have sold. One post from the devs and the panic buys begin - always the way.
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adloule13
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August 17, 2014, 12:22:11 PM |
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too many coins - way to much pre sale hype
happy didnt bought sys
for now im holding XCLOUDCOIN & some sync
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Qiuyue201
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August 17, 2014, 12:22:48 PM |
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This is truly biggest fail in the recent altcoin history.
There was no launch that bad for a long time.
Sorry, but we have to admit, that many people might lose lots of money on this one. The price almost reached ICO price and probably will continue to fall. And even if it jumps up, it might never go pass over 1000 satoshi, since people will be looking way out. It's really unexpected since everything seemed done really professionally until the launch day. And now the coins and it's devs seem to be marked and it will be extremely hard to leave all this behind.
People who invested more than 5 BTC are in really bad situation now, since they basically have no way to back out without losing it. Situation requires strong reaction and Moolah definitely and without a doubt should not release escrowed funds to the devs. Those funds might be used as a way out (devs could set buy walls slightly BELOW ICO prices), but unless there is no guarantee that devs will use it like that, Moolah should keep the coins.
Also, smart idea would be returning 100% of the investment to ICO holders and halting the whole project, since really, it became true mess. I was following this coin for a few months and I was hoping that it will be one of the biggest successes this year, and yet it is without a doubt biggest crypto failure - not only because of high expectations but also because so many things were botched.
I desperately want out, as probably many people do.
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smackii
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August 17, 2014, 12:24:28 PM |
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Just dump all your COINS if you want OUT! As if you people really care about the technology, all you want is profit. |
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