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Re: [ANN][CASH] Get your Crypto CASH now! Utilizing Moore's Law (Traded on Cryptsy!)
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alt21moke
on 11/02/2014, 13:33:10 UTC
Quote from: Varvarin on February 11, 2014, 01:25:50 PM
Quote from: tmuir12 on February 11, 2014, 01:15:30 PM
Quote from: Majormax on February 11, 2014, 12:28:03 PM
Quote from: Coinler on February 11, 2014, 10:04:08 AM
bought cash all the way down from 60 and still made back what i spent from selling what i caught in the 15/1600s. this coin is perfect for big investors. it will turn their millions into 10s and hundreds of millions with the right investment strategy. a big budget will make this coin extremely successful. get as much cash as you can guys. let's buy it all up and pump this bugger.

CASH will not go anywhere without a proper marketing strategy (logo and name included), and a good block explorer. A good dev team should have produced a block explorer in the first day !

Am I correct that its been nearly 6 days since the Dev has posted on this thread?



Probably on holiday from his profit on day 1 trading on Cryptsy Smiley

There is definitely a community behind this coin, even if the Dev goes tits up, I would surely lend a hand in taking it over with an organisation, since I want my own coin and have some people who would fit into marketing side, just need a good dev that won't run off with the coins like DOPE one did.  Shocked

Cash Coin is far too good a name to waste and tech behind it is great too and multipools can not pump and dump. It will not be a great coin until a few things get worked out, like Dev side of things.

Agree.  I refuse to believe that I'm wasting my time mining this.  I've got a lot of cash sitting in my wallet and I don't want it to be worthless.  I'm not sure what needs done, I can't code, and I'm not a member of many sites yet, but I'd be in for doing what ever to keep this coin alive.  I honestly think that once we get some solid backing, this coin can still be sitting between PPC and LTC on any exchange.  Other than a few missing things (dev and explorer) there's no reason it can't.