Ok I just watched the live stream and what I saw was a 20 y old kid that hyped that their will a partnership with big names , none of that was announced! I am skeptic about how this kid can be a developer , only think I can find on him is an app he build witch was not very successful.
At points during the live stream it looks like he was trading and completely loosing focus, why do I see a kid making money on our backs , why did he fail to announce big partnership , why did the coin fail 15% during the announcement
At points during the live stream it looks like he was trading and completely loosing focus, why do I see a kid making money on our backs , why did he fail to announce big partnership , why did the coin fail 15% during the announcement
Just to update the situation a bit.
Tron founder held the live stream as promised, but unfortunately failed to deliver on any big announcements regarding the NASDAQ listed company partnerships. He did mention there were some partnerships blossoming and in negotiation, but was unable to give any specific names.
His reasoning for not being able to name the NASDAQ companies was fair enough, but I think he could have just stuck with his original announcement via twitter. In the tweet he suggested there would be more information in the live stream, but that was not the case.
The price was $0.22 when the live stream began and the price dropped to as low as $0.15 after the broadcast had finished. There were clearly some disappointed investors out there.
The price has rallied back up to as much as $0.20 before stagnating around $0.18 for now.
It looks like a good opportunity to buy in again, because the partnerships are not too far away from actually being announced and depending on just how big the partnerships are, I'd say we can expect to see the price rise to at least $0.30.
Tron founder held the live stream as promised, but unfortunately failed to deliver on any big announcements regarding the NASDAQ listed company partnerships. He did mention there were some partnerships blossoming and in negotiation, but was unable to give any specific names.
His reasoning for not being able to name the NASDAQ companies was fair enough, but I think he could have just stuck with his original announcement via twitter. In the tweet he suggested there would be more information in the live stream, but that was not the case.
The price was $0.22 when the live stream began and the price dropped to as low as $0.15 after the broadcast had finished. There were clearly some disappointed investors out there.
The price has rallied back up to as much as $0.20 before stagnating around $0.18 for now.
It looks like a good opportunity to buy in again, because the partnerships are not too far away from actually being announced and depending on just how big the partnerships are, I'd say we can expect to see the price rise to at least $0.30.
@thecryptillian, still waiting for a reply to my original post, if you can spare the time and energy, thanks
