You've got it backwards. The major investors are buyers not sellers.

All this FUD turns people off, but the product works and NFA approval is only for non-accredited investors so of course they would try to generate sales with accredited investors to counterbalance those people who speculate with the coin, want a quick profit and are ready to cash out as soon as they can. The point was, if I'm not mistaken, to find people on the other side of that trade who will actually hold the coin and use it for its intended purpose - which is automated money management.

The NFA has put them through their paces, as has the CFTC. Yeah it feels bad to wait, to be told a deadline and have to wait longer, to feel like you're in the dark. But that doesn't mean it's a scam.

I've been transparent and forthcoming about everything I know. I'm not a frontman; I'm an investor, a miner, a crypto enthusiast, and a member of this forum who wants to share information for the better good. That's all. But honestly, responding to posts from people who JUST created an account and their first post is freaking out about CompCoin being a scam is not why I'm here. And as far as your false claim that I've been wrong numerous times, only the timeline has ever been off. So I really don't know what you're on about.

In the end, time will tell who is right and who is not.

I post these updates because I know how shitty it feels to wait for something to happen with this. But let's all gain some perspective and look at this in a broader context. What ICOs have rolled out a finished product within six months after launch? What ICOs have any number at all for you to call and speak with an actual human?

Sure, the CompCoin team isn't perfect. Far from it. But they're trying, they show up to work every day and push the ball forward. I get email notifications from Base Camp at random hours of the night that prove they're hard at work trying to make this a success. It's a lot easier to look at it from the outside and point out what could be done better or differently. I could be wrong about all this, and if I am, I will humbly apologize and eat my words. Until then, I'll keep my money where my mouth is and my faith in the project.