Quote from: B!gSmoke on November 17, 2016, 04:34:07 PM

Quote from: Revelations86 on November 17, 2016, 03:42:26 PM

Quote from: B!gSmoke on November 17, 2016, 09:36:48 AM

Quote from: housebtc on November 17, 2016, 09:23:20 AM

I think the team needs to get to action, seeing the price at half the ICO price is very bad, there is no other way to look at it, they need something to move the price above 20ksat to regain investors confidence.

Why? Nothing has changed since funding. The reason why price decrease is, due to market manipulation, weak hands and btc rise. It's quiet around here lately, that's true but that's a good sign. That means they are developing and getting things done.

Don't get impatient.

It's not weak hands. All the investors got screwed over. I've never seen a coin drop more than 50% RIGHT after the ICO. This is not a coincidence. Let's use common sense here, it can't be the investors or any holders who would benefit from the price dropping, so who else can it be? And it also tanks right after the ICO ends coincidentally giving the most benefit to who? Let's put 2 and 2 together. It was manipulated from the inside because the team is extremely greedy. How can you have faith in such a team that looks for every opportunity to benefit themselves. The coin will still continue to drop as investors will cut thier losses and move on.

Ok, let's consider there was a first crowd sale back in 2015. If you invested 10k$ in the first crowd sale you had received 1.5 Milion AMP'S. With that amount of AMP's you would easily be able to manipulate the whole market.

Dev team just funded 4,7Milion $ and burned 146,221,787$ worth of AMP's why the heck would they do an inside job to get some cheap coins. Btw. you can watch their founder wallets and you don't see anything happened there.

So screw your rumors about an inside job. You only want to get some more cheap coins.

Yes, "Revelations" keeps coming in with FUD claims that don't stand up to basic analysis.

Remember, the main purpose of AMPs is to use in the network as fuel for an attention economy, among other things.