Quote from: MarkLyford on September 26, 2015, 09:50:58 AM

I feel I have addressed every major point of his initial questions now

Havin a laugh? Bubbles?

Quote from: MarkLyford on September 26, 2015, 09:37:52 AM

Quote from: runpaint on September 26, 2015, 07:18:30 AM

Which of these proven facts are you denying?

- The plans detailed in the Banx Business Prospectus have not been followed.
- The BANX market data at CoinMarketCap has been shown to be false on more than one occasion, and Mark has admitted to it.
- The coin is supposed to be in the ICO phase with a fixed price, but the price has repeatedly gone up.
- Banx has had complete control to fix the price of BANX because it is only sold on an exchange owned by Banx.
- The people who bought BANX at Banx.io are not allowed to sell BANX at Banx.io.
- Mark gave himself millions of extra shares after publicly promising that no more shares would be created.

Do you have anything useful to add?

Every investor knows the some of the prospectus plans have been delayed or changed. Thats what happens in a fast moving business. (yeah that business word again)

You changed the outlined plans from the prospectus, before the IPO even launched. That's not business moving fast, that's you moving fast before business ever begins.

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CMC are completely happy with our data. As proven by the issue resolved thread.

But they've repeatedly had to ask you to correct the obviously false data you sent them. If it's happened twice, it could still be happening.

It makes no sense that the marketcap could quadruple, during the ICO phase, with a static supply and a set ICO price.

The numbers don't add up, and all the numbers come from you. Why do you expect everyone to take your word for it?

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I never stated it was a fixed price.

Yes you did, and I've quoted it here, and I will quote it again if necessary. You said the price was set in dollars, not bitcoin, and therefore the BTC price might go up but the dollar price would remain the same.

Furthermore, you 100% fix the price at your exchange since you're in complete control of all the sell orders.

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Anyone is welcome to get our wallet and list Banx on their exchange as previously demonstrated. Although we will be moving to BTS 2.0 so I guess thats why no one is acting upon that yet.

It was previously demonstrated that you publicly attacked and/or accused the only 2 exchanges which listed BANX, and you invalidated all BANX coins held at those exchanges. So I guess THAT'S why no other exchanges will list your coin.

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People ARE able to sell Banx on banx.io as many people do.

But not anyone who BOUGHT Banx at banx.io, correct? All the supposedly authentic sell orders are from some secret investors who bought privately from you, off the exchange, and then for some reason brought the coins to the exchange, to sell them below the ICO price?

Meanwhile all real persons posting at Bitcointalk, who are not affiliated with Banx, have reported that they have never been allowed to sell their Banx at banx.io and that their sell orders were cancelled when you raised the price.

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I doubled the Banx shares for everyone. the percentages are the same. No one lost out only gained.

You doubled your own shares that you "personally" own, as well as the shares you control which are "owned by Banx Capital". Those are the shares being sold during the ICO - so you've screwed the investors by doubling the amount of your own shares which must be sold before anyone else is allowed to sell theirs.

By doubling your shares, you potentially doubled the length of the ICO period - and you also assured that you would be the only one getting the high prices before any possible crash.