Quote from: crazyivan on November 28, 2015, 09:21:25 AM

Quote from: curious on November 28, 2015, 09:06:15 AM

Quote from: crazyivan on November 28, 2015, 08:54:21 AM

I have nothing against you, you have your own interests to take care and CLAM rules allowed you to dig and sell whenever you want.

Revealing your existence and the number of coins you own, in addition to your selling pressure, has probably been crucial for this price dump.

But the main question is what now? Where do we go from now? Cause if this the whole plan, you digging and dumping, I m afraid you wont have anyone to sell to. Cause I know I would not place a single satoshi as a buy order knowing the price s gonna go only down. Also, only a noob would enter the market now and buy so new people re out too. I know some people re gonna say I m sharing negative marketing to CLAM but I would not like for these noobs who enter PoS for the first time to come here and lose their money without even having a chance to profit. On the other hand, I would like CLAM to go down, ever. I hope you see my point, what do we do now? Where does CLAM go from here?

Not to mention the fact I hope you do plan to keep some of your CLAM to stake and profit from PoS in the future as well. So, dev team, community, where do we go from here? What is the way out? Sitting and doing nothing isnt cause one does not need to be a genius to figure out where all this is gonna end if nothing s being done.

No doubt, the digging was the catalyst of the price dump. But CLAMs were previously overpriced. The price today is closer to the right price given the current situation: there are potentially still millions of undug CLAMs and the only use case for clams is JustDice.

I think you and others are focused way too much on the price of CLAM. If your only interest in Clam is to profit from it then Clams won't go anywhere. The price matters very little. For Clams to succeed, there needs to more reasons to own Clams.

Haha. We re focusing on the price of CLAM?? So why did you dump any of them if you believed so much in reasons to own CLAMS? You could have staked all of them and sell stakes only.

I think you are missing his point. What I think he is trying to say is aside from the price there are no reasons to own Clams apart from JustDice.

Quote from: crazyivan on November 28, 2015, 07:16:45 AM

Killing the dig is the only option I can think of for CLAM to survive. If I am mistaken and there s something wrong with my logic, pls show me where I am wrong. I am an easy guy to talk to.

Killing the dig makes Clams just like any of the hundreds (thousands) of other altcoins out there. The dig was the only thing that made Clams what it is. Like I said before the price was unrealistically high, probably still too high - especially if a couple more whales come along.