Quote from: inblue on December 08, 2019, 02:03:04 PM

Quote from: sunk818 on December 07, 2019, 11:06:54 PM

I sold 1.44M BBP to forward to Cameroon one and kairos for the holiday gifts. there was 750k bbp bid left at 2 sat but I see it got filled after me.

So if I understand correctly, you have taken a buy order from the market? By removing a buy order you have decreased liquidity and health of the coin. Why? I can understand the holiday gifts is an exception because you needed it in time for the holidays, but for other purposes, can't you just make a sell order in advance, before you need to pay something in dollars?

Quote from: sunk818 on December 07, 2019, 11:06:54 PM

Personally, price is less important in itself. whether bbp exists or not in the future, we are being faithful in Christ's call to help the poor.

Price is not so important if it's greater than zero. But if it's zero, there is no price, therefore you can't turn BBP to USD to be able to help the poor. So it's not true that we are helping the poor whether BiblePay exists or not.

I think I sold some personal BBP once. I'll consider putting it in the sell queue next time. I hope you can appreciate with a personal life, I can't really babysit a sell order with time constraints. There are bigger forces at play here with a crypto winter, December slump, etc. Until BTC reaches another ATH and crashes, I don't think we'll see BBP price rise short of attracting more long-term buyers that believe in the project. Price is secondary as I serve the Lord first. Perhaps you can see the current BiblePay price ends up being a blessing later. What is most important to you -- the price of BiblePay or to forward Christian values? BiblePay is only a tool IMO for promoting Christian values. Let's cry out to God for divine intervention and pray that our labor for the Lord may multiply with fruit.