Quote from: smithappens on December 04, 2017, 07:23:13 PM

Quote from: Ac_V on December 04, 2017, 07:01:09 PM

Here will be a lot of tears and snots. The one who changed the rules once, will change the rules a second time. This token is for speculators, but not for investors.

What drivel is this? I assume you're referring to them removing the asset contract? A removal that has resulted in a 50% gain in the token price as they list on 4 new exchanges, whilst one of their competitors (TKN) get delisted at a loss of 50% of their token value? Hmmm, some would argue its forward thinking....

Furthermore, look into the new business model and think about its potential. Lock-up of tokens will reduce the supply at the same time that the token demand is increasing to reserve cards. This will drive the price. People will then report how much money they made whilst holding MCO during the lock-up period. This in turn will drive demand...

This isn't even accounting for the replacement asset contract and further token utility that they are looking into.

Anyway, a great day for Monaco and a good time to be excited for the future of the project. I hope one day soon, Monaco will be THE way to buy/sell/spend bitcoin.

Apparently due to the wonderful future of the token, it can not rise
x2 when announcing the sale on 4 exchanges. Cheesy