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Quote from: Desp on December 02, 2017, 12:20:08 PM

Many thanks to all XUN supporters who trusted us and believed in the project. We do really appreciate your support.

The market is now open for you and there is no one competing you on your coins.

There is about 4M coins total in circulation to be traded, and as we promised the 18 billion coins will not reach the market and they will remain locked.

Take care of this baby and make it grow.

The only problem is that people are tripping over themselves to dump their mining profits at the lowest possible price, completely destroying the value of the currency in the process. I'll wait until a better exchange opens, since this one seems to be in its own little world with the prices of other currencies; not to mention the insane withdrawal fees. 200k Satoshis to withdraw BTC. So basically if you have 1000 XUN and sell them at the market price (currently ~50sat) you're 1/4 of the way to paying a withdrawal fee, and 1/10th of the way to the minimum withdrawal amount. My hopes for this project were higher than that. If this is a preview of what's to come, I might as well ready myself to be underwhelmed.

So you blame the devs of a project for the terms and conditions of one separately independent exchange? Like the project devs have influence over it? Get real. Instead of being glad that the coin is even listed for you to exchange on after such a short period (with surely more to come in terms of diversity), you get ready to be underwhelmed. Leaves much to be desired.

At what point did I assign blame to the devs for anything? I merely stated my views on the current situation as it exists. Maybe you can put your fanboy flamethrower away for a while and allow an objective opinion that doesn't wear sunshine and rainbow blinders. I'm just saying that if the people who spent their time mining this coin from launch to listing could have a little more patience, then it would be worth way more than 50sats a piece. I'm more disappointed in the exchange and the community than the devs, by far.

Fair enough. I guess your previous statement of "My hopes for this project were higher than that." threw me off your apparent argument of the exchange and not the PROJECT ie devs. Maybe articulate that a bit better? One could say that I was also providing my own objective opinion. To each their own, eh? Nevermind. Otherwise on all remaining points we are in agreement.
An observation: Isnt it interesting that when one defends something then they are immediately labelled fanboys? Sigh.

I apologize for my failure to articulate my thoughts on the project more clearly. I had (and still do have) high hopes for this project as a global cryptocurrency solution that cannot be provided by Bitcoin (or any of it's 21M coin derivatives) in the future. I admit that my disappointment at the current situation does stem from a little bit of greed. It's always nice to make a quick buck at the launch of a project. I'll be mining this for the long-term benefits though.

Apology accepted and I share your disappointment at the way some early miners are reducing the price on the one exchange. My hopes are that with a second and third exchange that the initial dump would have played out somewhat. With the exchange diversity would come stabilization and, from there on, price increase and strength. I'm on a hold and also in it for the long run. I do have high hopes and I am a supporter of this coin (but it a blind sunshine and rainbows fanboy maketh me not ;-))