Quote from: paramind22 on August 15, 2017, 04:20:56 PM

Quote from: spmjnkbx on August 15, 2017, 01:05:54 PM

Quote from: baileys2611 on August 15, 2017, 02:24:38 AM

There are 'special' specialist specialists who will perform special services for payment on coins in exchanges. Pumping is definitely not included, that would be wrong. Probably not legal either. Definitely not pumping. Nope. Nup.

LOL! I actually meant how do we get people to be genuinely interested enough in this coin that more people want to buy it. Because pumping is bad. And wrong. And probably illegal.

Sorry to say, but as a C++ programmer and an English major, one has to make instructions very clear. I know it's a buzz to say the minimum and have to figure it out. It's kind of a macho thing, like a James Bond movie. But I don't think that's going to help the price. I'm not blaming this coin/dev,it's just the general culture.

I also tried to send coins to the wallet, they didn't go through and came back, and I mentioned it in the thread and it was ignored. If the dev is too busy, then the team of hodlers should pick up for their own profit.

I agree entirely. I was the person who volunteered and produced the original HODL website for that reason, it's 'evolved' since the original publication (I haven't been involved for a long time) which is ok, good and proper, but the team and community should pick up where their skills allow. So far this coin seems to have been a concept in two parts: 1. Adding interest to term deposits in order to engender the longevity of the coin and 2: Introducing a voting system based on those who hold the most coins having the greatest say. These experiments look like they have worked, but without any real-world or value-added services, experimentation and proving concepts will be all that this coin does.