Quote from: Majormax on April 23, 2017, 11:13:12 PM

Quote from: cryptohunter on April 23, 2017, 10:05:16 PM

Quote from: Alp_t on April 23, 2017, 09:34:15 PM

Quote from: spark.bet on April 14, 2017, 07:52:40 AM

ICO Spark is canceled and CBX shall be reimbursed to ICO participants.
186,866 cbx will become active again.

So what's going on with CBX is it game over? Is it worth keeping my 6000 coins I paid for over this 2 years. I can't see any updates or General info on any social media or news updates since 2016 September. Can any one enlighten me please? Huh

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Well it would seem there is no point holding on to them at this point I agree. While other communities have innovated and kept relevant cgb or cbx now has just done nothing and remained stagnated. They seem to think it works like the community drives the development.

In reality development creates the excitement and generates a community around it who support it by buying it and pushing up the price.

They need to create a development tax and governance system....plus perhaps some incentive nodes or masternodes...even sprinkle some anon and also actually be active on the thread and not treat it like a hobby coin.

But then again why sell now it is worth practically zero. Hold on and dream it gets taken over or the dev team does something eventually or just a random whale pump happens although cant see how it is not even on bittrex is it? i mean coins that have been out 5 mins are on bittrex.

this has yobit with a broken wallet for months

wdc,cgb,dgc mec all pretty much a laughing stock now whilst other coins are rocketing in value.

Never look into coins which do not have a dedicated proven developer/coder/designer or team of.

Good advice ! I would add ...

Invest in a wide range of coins : Most will fail, but the winners should make up for that.

The most obvious failures are coins which :

1. Do not have active development + continual innovation (preferably a large team)

2. Do not have at least one key strength ie Effective Anon, Powerful Governance system, Trusted/Master nodes, Substantial cash for development, Massive distribution.

3. Do not have multiple channels for promotion and discussion.

I find these remarks unfair.

Any coin needs some community participation, with small coins like CBX, people can't just buy, sit on the sideline and expect some big reward. Doesn't happen that way, everybody has to pitch in. Good news is, the reward can be quite big (could have been).

I mean, CBX has a lot of good things going in it's favor; CBX was not designed on a whim: it was a calculated effort, perfected over years of development.

At least showing up at exchanges and helping to maintain a decent price on dump days; or trying to help confirming the new increased value following some outstanding good news (there has been many good news, with CBX: new algos, new wallets, programs, WBIP, mobile, Promo-cards, lottery: all exciting stuff, all too frequently met with crickets). If not getting involved financially, at the very least, cheer, post on the official threads, share with others.

The CBX development team is composed of human beings;`they need some kind of motivation too. Not writing on threads, not supporting the coin, crickets, not spreading the good news, will get you the current state of things. A coin listed as a shitcoin, a coin that deserves a hell of a lot more.

Mabe this can be the fair lesson to be learned from the CBX experience: money doesn't come knocking at your door, you have to do something; whether you follow a system, a franchise, or doing your own thing, you will have to pitch in, success won't happen by itself. Just do something, talk to someone about it. Don't do like what most of you did with CBX: do something.

Otherwise, that dream you have will fail.