Quote from: DaMut on June 22, 2017, 11:13:09 PM

Quote from: anvoice on June 20, 2017, 10:53:34 PM

Quote from: DaMut on June 20, 2017, 10:39:04 PM

Classic vox.
De accelerating and then huge pump,
After that de accelerating again.
I dont understand a few points in here.
If it's a shit coin that it should be died many times ago,but it doesnt.
It's always revive and then die again.
Are you guys planning something ? Because it's really strange Huh

You know that market forces are what determine what happens to crypto right? They're certainly planning something (developing their company) but it's investors that decide what the price will be. Just be patient and it should go up over time. If you can't wait a few weeks/months you're better off not getting into crypto. Personally I'm holding for over half a year now.

You know nothing bro.
Half year ? Indeed market forces are determine what happen to crypto.
But if you do some research,when they opened it and we participated the icos (other cryptos).after that the coin listed in any exchanger they will pump it to make a profit.
How about vox ? When this coin came up,everybody hyped it and a lot of investor participated.
But what happened ? Not even pumped once,they directly sold it at the ico prices.
Waiting for month and sell it at ico prices ? Isnt it a bit to strange ? And after more than a year,vox starting to make teir comeback.
After prices went to the floor,i am one of those called 'believer' but i am also researcher.
So when i have a doubt i asked it directly,but jimblasko never replied it.

And fyi,when the icos ended the investor still can buy it using another third party ( forgot what's the company name ) with same prices,but in reality ? It's being sold for 40% from initial icos.
Do some research !?

If I knew nothing I doubt I'd be successfully trading crypto (yes, overall my vox investment is in the positive right now). Just because the coin didn't pump doesn't mean it's the creators' fault. In fact I'd like to see evidence that coin creators are indeed the ones who pump in crypto. In my opinion that's the unscrupulous move. As far as when a coin makes a comeback, that's what I mean by market forces. Only the biggest whales can control that at will. Look at Decred for example: a very promising new coin with a great dev team that fell an order of magnitude and stayed low for many months before making a comeback. Look at it now. Investor confidence rises, crypto is maturing, price goes up. It's not up to the coin creator when or how that happens.