When is a developer buying up against the sell wall something dishonest? especially as the currency has been steadily gaining and holding upward valuation over the last month, and none of the volume generated is coming from the premine you seemed to have a problem with. George remains, more than two years after genesis, an involved developer who is working to build an important social legacy with blockchain technology,  building something that will make a difference in the real world beyond the confines of cryptocurrency, to produce funding for HIV/AIDS research, LGBT advocacy, women's shelters...

again, this moves away for the core issue presented: POSW Holdings arbitrarily delisted his currency from their exchange and online staking wallet, with no warning to the developer, the GAYcoin community or the PoSWallet community. in doing so, they held onto a balance of George's *PERSONALLY OWNED ASSETS* which thru continued upward valuation, presently have a value in excess of one million dollars US. they have claimed that the funds mysteriously, and without transaction records, was transferrred to an account not controlled by poswallet, and have claimed there was a possible hack of the system.

for these funds to be supposedly transferred "off the exchange" without transaction records this would have needed to be done from within the exchange itself, thus any "hack" would have been against the exchange and not the GAYcoin wallet. they claimed that the GAYcoin developer purposefully hardforked the GAYcoin wallet, although im still using a wallet from prior to the "hack" and it remains on the correct blockchain, so another excuse that doesnt stand up to scrutiny.

this is simply a warning. poswallets administrators have shown the desire to remain anonymous, although they are in charge of large amounts of other people's money. we are asked to simply trust that they are honest. George placed his trust in the poswallet platform when he deposited 2.4 mln GAYcoin onto poswallet.com and should have had no issue in withdrawing it, even in small portions to conform to the withdrawl limits imposed at the exchange. when they released the private keys to his on-exchange wallets, they presented him with one inaccurate key, and his request for the correct privkey went unanswered.

George's deposit and withdrawl history, screenshot from poswallet.com supports his side of the story. (note timestamp from his computer on bottom right)

WITHDRAWLS: https://postimg.org/image/k85f57ubf/

DEPOSITS: https://postimg.org/image/3mucub19x/

CURRENT BALANCE: https://postimg.org/image/eoa96gy99/

George still requests the return of his funds, either the release of the wallet in GAYmoney itself, or the equivalence in another currency, preferably BTC.  POSW Holdings LLC needs to come clean with their identities and to explain how these funds were transferred internally, and if there was a "hack" which targeted only ONE wallet in ONE currency, why this information was not shared to the community as would be responsible for any company to do, considering their position as an FSB, and this violation of security on the exchange side of operations puts EVERYONE'S FUNDS AT RISK, no matter the denomination of currency they trust poswallet.com to hold on their behalf.