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Sr. MemberActivity: 350Merit: 250 Re: [ANN] Syscoin - Business on the Blockchain December 01, 2014, 11:02:28 PM #3052 Quote from: sphericon on December 01, 2014, 09:41:58 AM Quote from: J3VVL on December 01, 2014, 01:33:54 AM yawn pump dump rinse and repeat B)



Haha, don't be naive. This rise is because people are starting to find out about this coin and see all of the cool tech in action. I see it continuing the climb until it's at least 1000 sat and rising. It doesn't matter though, because once the Syscoin marketplace is in full swing and the rest of the features are announced by the dev team, people will want to use it for its intended purpose--a currency, not a tradable asset.

Haha, don't be naive. This rise is because people are starting to find out about this coin and see all of the cool tech in action. I see it continuing the climb until it's at least 1000 sat and rising. It doesn't matter though, because once the Syscoin marketplace is in full swing and the rest of the features are announced by the dev team, people will want to use it for its intended purpose--a currency, not a tradable asset.

1000 sat? Not going to happen for a while if it can, too many ICO holders that want out at this point. They won't let it go over 140-160 sat trying to minimize losses when they dump and right back down to +/- 100 sat it goes. This is going to go on because the ICO investors do not have confidence in the coin anymore because they got left out in the cold when the dev's focused on the BTC theft, confidence can be expensive. At the end of their day in court they probably will not have recovered anything. Better results would have been achieved with duct tape, queer town fire hydrant, and a thief in the hands of his victims rather than a court room that really doesn't care if SYS gets their BTC back, and a DA only seeking a conviction mark on his belt. 1000 sat? Not going to happen for a while if it can, too many ICO holders that want out at this point. They won't let it go over 140-160 sat trying to minimize losses when they dump and right back down to +/- 100 sat it goes. This is going to go on because the ICO investors do not have confidence in the coin anymore because they got left out in the cold when the dev's focused on the BTC theft, confidence can be expensive. At the end of their day in court they probably will not have recovered anything. Better results would have been achieved with duct tape, queer town fire hydrant, and a thief in the hands of his victims rather than a court room that really doesn't care if SYS gets their BTC back, and a DA only seeking a conviction mark on his belt.

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Sr. MemberActivity: 327Merit: 250 Re: [ANN] Syscoin - Business on the Blockchain December 01, 2014, 11:08:53 PM #3053 Quote from: WORE on December 01, 2014, 11:02:28 PM Quote from: sphericon on December 01, 2014, 09:41:58 AM Quote from: J3VVL on December 01, 2014, 01:33:54 AM yawn pump dump rinse and repeat B)



Haha, don't be naive. This rise is because people are starting to find out about this coin and see all of the cool tech in action. I see it continuing the climb until it's at least 1000 sat and rising. It doesn't matter though, because once the Syscoin marketplace is in full swing and the rest of the features are announced by the dev team, people will want to use it for its intended purpose--a currency, not a tradable asset.

Haha, don't be naive. This rise is because people are starting to find out about this coin and see all of the cool tech in action. I see it continuing the climb until it's at least 1000 sat and rising. It doesn't matter though, because once the Syscoin marketplace is in full swing and the rest of the features are announced by the dev team, people will want to use it for its intended purpose--a currency, not a tradable asset.

1000 sat? Not going to happen for a while if it can, too many ICO holders that want out at this point. They won't let it go over 140-160 sat trying to minimize losses when they dump and right back down to +/- 100 sat it goes. This is going to go on because the ICO investors do not have confidence in the coin anymore because they got left out in the cold when the dev's focused on the BTC theft, confidence can be expensive. At the end of their day in court they probably will not have recovered anything. Better results would have been achieved with duct tape, queer town fire hydrant, and a thief in the hands of his victims rather than a court room that really doesn't care if SYS gets their BTC back, and A DA only seeking a conviction mark on his belt.

1000 sat? Not going to happen for a while if it can, too many ICO holders that want out at this point. They won't let it go over 140-160 sat trying to minimize losses when they dump and right back down to +/- 100 sat it goes. This is going to go on because the ICO investors do not have confidence in the coin anymore because they got left out in the cold when the dev's focused on the BTC theft, confidence can be expensive. At the end of their day in court they probably will not have recovered anything. Better results would have been achieved with duct tape, queer town fire hydrant, and a thief in the hands of his victims rather than a court room that really doesn't care if SYS gets their BTC back, and A DA only seeking a conviction mark on his belt.

It may take some time, but it will get there. Some ICO investors will dump, but I think this statement is not true:



Quote This is going to go on because the ICO investors do not have confidence in the coin anymore

I would agree that some probably don't have confidence in the coin, and out of those that haven't already sold, there are a group that will sell. On the other hand, there is also a group that does have confidence in the coin and likes what they are seeing with development. Lately, I've seen more and more people comment positively on this thread that I haven't seen before, as well as more and more come into IRC to check Syscoin out. Call me mental, but I think that's a good sign of things to come. It may take some time, but it will get there. Some ICO investors will dump, but I think this statement is not true:I would agree that some probably don't have confidence in the coin, and out of those that haven't already sold, there are a group that will sell. On the other hand, there is also a group that does have confidence in the coin and likes what they are seeing with development. Lately, I've seen more and more people comment positively on this thread that I haven't seen before, as well as more and more come into IRC to check Syscoin out. Call me mental, but I think that's a good sign of things to come. Crypto Kingdom Game- 1991 Retro Virtual World(City) - Think SecondLife but with Monero!

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Sr. MemberActivity: 297Merit: 250Bitcoin is to money what the internet was to media Re: [ANN] Syscoin - Business on the Blockchain December 02, 2014, 12:06:42 AM #3055 Quote from: sphericon on December 01, 2014, 11:08:53 PM Quote from: WORE on December 01, 2014, 11:02:28 PM Quote from: sphericon on December 01, 2014, 09:41:58 AM Quote from: J3VVL on December 01, 2014, 01:33:54 AM yawn pump dump rinse and repeat B)



Haha, don't be naive. This rise is because people are starting to find out about this coin and see all of the cool tech in action. I see it continuing the climb until it's at least 1000 sat and rising. It doesn't matter though, because once the Syscoin marketplace is in full swing and the rest of the features are announced by the dev team, people will want to use it for its intended purpose--a currency, not a tradable asset.

Haha, don't be naive. This rise is because people are starting to find out about this coin and see all of the cool tech in action. I see it continuing the climb until it's at least 1000 sat and rising. It doesn't matter though, because once the Syscoin marketplace is in full swing and the rest of the features are announced by the dev team, people will want to use it for its intended purpose--a currency, not a tradable asset.

1000 sat? Not going to happen for a while if it can, too many ICO holders that want out at this point. They won't let it go over 140-160 sat trying to minimize losses when they dump and right back down to +/- 100 sat it goes. This is going to go on because the ICO investors do not have confidence in the coin anymore because they got left out in the cold when the dev's focused on the BTC theft, confidence can be expensive. At the end of their day in court they probably will not have recovered anything. Better results would have been achieved with duct tape, queer town fire hydrant, and a thief in the hands of his victims rather than a court room that really doesn't care if SYS gets their BTC back, and A DA only seeking a conviction mark on his belt.

1000 sat? Not going to happen for a while if it can, too many ICO holders that want out at this point. They won't let it go over 140-160 sat trying to minimize losses when they dump and right back down to +/- 100 sat it goes. This is going to go on because the ICO investors do not have confidence in the coin anymore because they got left out in the cold when the dev's focused on the BTC theft, confidence can be expensive. At the end of their day in court they probably will not have recovered anything. Better results would have been achieved with duct tape, queer town fire hydrant, and a thief in the hands of his victims rather than a court room that really doesn't care if SYS gets their BTC back, and A DA only seeking a conviction mark on his belt.

It may take some time, but it will get there. Some ICO investors will dump, but I think this statement is not true:



Quote This is going to go on because the ICO investors do not have confidence in the coin anymore

I would agree that some probably don't have confidence in the coin, and out of those that haven't already sold, there are a group that will sell. On the other hand, there is also a group that does have confidence in the coin and likes what they are seeing with development. Lately, I've seen more and more people comment positively on this thread that I haven't seen before, as well as more and more come into IRC to check Syscoin out. Call me mental, but I think that's a good sign of things to come.

It may take some time, but it will get there. Some ICO investors will dump, but I think this statement is not true:I would agree that some probably don't have confidence in the coin, and out of those that haven't already sold, there are a group that will sell. On the other hand, there is also a group that does have confidence in the coin and likes what they are seeing with development. Lately, I've seen more and more people comment positively on this thread that I haven't seen before, as well as more and more come into IRC to check Syscoin out. Call me mental, but I think that's a good sign of things to come.

Could not agree more with you sphericon. There are a significant amount of ICO folks that have lost confidence, yes, but I feel most have dumped by now and either bought back in or stayed away. Regardless, the ICO people that have held on this long, are in it for the long haul. It seems the weak hands are beginning to grip a bit tighter as the original glamour of syscoin comes to fruition Could not agree more with you sphericon. There are a significant amount of ICO folks that have lost confidence, yes, but I feel most have dumped by now and either bought back in or stayed away. Regardless, the ICO people that have held on this long, are in it for the long haul. It seems the weak hands are beginning to grip a bit tighter as the original glamour of syscoin comes to fruition

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