Quote from: davidpbrown on December 21, 2019, 11:29:34 AM

Quote from: broadhurst on December 21, 2019, 09:48:11 AM

their is something fundamentally wrong with Maidsafe if it drops just because you have been delisted from a 2nd rate exchange

*there is
and there is nothing wrong with Maidsafe.. but for the liability of 3rd parties, that's the whole point!
3rd parties should not be able to impact the value of a project.. but anyone can impact a market with low volume.. even noobs know that!

Fortunately most MAID are held for longer term and by those who understand a great project potential.

The entire purpose of the project to decentralise the internet and make it a trusted autonomous network.. that is quite unique - for all the pretenders who are looking to do it cheap and create the illusion of product, the reality is that delivering something real, is more profitable.

Everything worthwhile is hard.. and I've not seen another project in cryptospace the likes of the quality that they've evidenced. It's close to another release.

Good projects should be supported not undermined. Cowboyz who chase markets for a quick profit, exploiting the naive and new investors, should be the ones to lose out. Shorting and chasing markets is for losers. Seek quality.

Get real, do you really think that Maidsafe is going to be the new Internet - your average Internet user unfortunately does not give two hoots for a trusted autonomous network, they are used to large corporations like Google providing them with the tools to surf the net and store their data - Maidsafe is not going to replace TCP/IP anytime soon
so you had better be prepared for a long wait for Maidsafe's Internet.