Quote from: whatsthepoint on April 27, 2018, 03:21:33 AM

market cap is still very low for a coin like this
to be honest i'm bullish even with the tech probs
verge (XVG) skyrocketed while far more serious attacks were ongoing...

i mean this thing has more or less the mcap of a pure ****coin, w/o any original white paper or work
at 186 sat, we're in the buy zone

I'm trying to stay hopeful, just not bullish (regarding GRAFT). I've dropped 60% of my failed ICO coins in order to recoup the losses by trading in other coins. The rest I'm keeping just in case or as a write-off. As for Verge, they did have some serious attacks, but the difference is that their team had it addressed within 24 - 48 hours max! A lot of serious issues here are left lingering which does not inspire confidence at all sadly.

Quote from: muffinman1552 on April 27, 2018, 09:11:34 AM

How would a moderate American business declare a taxable windfall through an acceptance of a digital asset? This is a basic question that needs a very simple answer.
As well. if I accept a three dollar payment of Lite Coin, how is that stored? Is it accepted by the vendor as GRFT, LTC, $USA$ or whatever currency the vendor decides? This is important because the mechanism that transfigures these factors on a very concurrent basis is absolutely vital to the foundation of this market as an asset of it's own. This particular project could be the gateway to a better place of trade.

Very good questions I am interested to hear about as well. I would love to see more details in a whitepaper or something official at least.

Again, I'm not slamming or trolling the GRAFT team, I simply would like to see a more proactive approach to how current issues are being handled; this is after all a very business centric coin I was hoping to implement in our nationwide chains, but the lack of timely fixes or even addressing issues has been abysmal at best.