Quote from: Soggietoes on November 09, 2018, 05:42:14 AM

clearly things are not looking good or in the right direction

You dont increase a supply of a coin by x1000 and expect the price to go up.

Also..they already premined 1% of the initial supply of 20 million (200,000 coins)

now they want to premine another 1% of 20 billion (200 000 000 coins)

Instantly the price is going down as the total supply just went from around 6 million coins out of the 20 million to

206 million of 20 billion ... so market cap didnt increase but the coins when 30x in supply

then changing collateral every week isnt going to keep investors on masternodes if they need to keep updating them

less wallet updates yet more MN updates.

I for one will be leaving the project and take my loss on the chin.

It looked promising till now.

Good luck everyone.

you're right, I'm tired of this shit, I'll drain the coins at any price, fortunately I had a little left to get their money back.
the feeling that "developers" is what is very stupid and mundane people, which showed where to change the parameters and they make the new releases increasing the number of coins and production, but without changing the ratios of the price of the master node to the number of the coins mined. It just doesn't make any sense! That masternode cost 5000 coins and production was 56 coins - the price was 10 times more than 50000 over masternode and production at the same time as in 10 times has increased and is 560 coins... what's the point? It's the same thing, only the coins will be more. The same thing happens - I sell 1 coin for 8000 Satoshi when masternode cost 5000 and the same to sell 10 coins at 800 Satoshi when masternode costs 50,000 coins and the price of the coin dropped 10 times - the time for production of the same. It's stupid, very stupid. The feeling that the toy was given in the hands of not software engineers who understand what they do and know how to count, and a homeless dishwasher without education, who thinks that the more the better, not understanding the principles of supply and demand.