Quote from: Izi on April 02, 2016, 08:12:05 AM

Quote from: LEOcoin Foundation on April 01, 2016, 07:24:47 PM

Again, I want to stress, that LEOcoin Foundation and the third parties, LEO Ltd. and the LEOxChange do not engage in buying and selling on their own account. Trading is neither pumped or influenced.

Almost all - if not all - premine has been distributed amongst members of the LEO community. This has been confirmed both by Dan Andersson, as by many LEO members.

The current movements in volume and price on the exchanges, does reflect the supply and demand in the market for LEOcoin.

When we keep on moving, we might or may not attract more attention. In any case, LEOcoin Foundation is glad to see some movement and hopes it will continue.

Dear LEOcoin Foundation,

Again you posting information that you CAN NOT back up with any evidence. Again you violate your own policy by speaking on behalf of LEO ltd and LEOxChange.

There have been "spikes" on LEOxChange and internal market from beginning. In early internal exchange, price has been adjusted every single day to keep the price up.

And another interesting question: Why can't LEO members deposit LEOcoins on internal wallet/internal exchange?

@Izi,

1) please specify your statement that I would be posting information on behalf of a third party. Please mention the precise quote, so I can respond. If you are of the opinion that - public! - statements from Dan Andersson, as in the interview, is no 'evidence', please let it be. In that case you better go to court, I assume.

2) as far as I know, the daily spikes you mention are a glitch in the software and only visible in the image. If you have evidence, that this would be actual trading which is shown in the feed and overview of transactions, please share this with us. And even so, spikes do naturally occur on exchanges. We see that in London exchanges too, when e.g. Wallstreet opens.

3) Re. depositing LEOcoins on internal exchange. The back-office of a third party is not something I can influence. It is possible to withdraw LEOcoins from the back-office to your external wallet, after a certain period of time in which the LEOcoins are 'escrowd'. This being escrowed is the same for certain other forms of compensation, thus not specifically something which would be only for LEOcoins that LEO members have acquired. Please understand that how LEO Ltd. does handle its compensation plan with its members, is not a topic for this thread on LEOcoin. Yet as we know that the LEO back-office is a company internal system, one technical reason might be that (a) the LEOcoin ledger/wallets and the older internal administrative system have no automated interface ... Please note that (a) is an assumption. I will ask LEO Ltd. for a reply.