I thought the same way I have received support on this thread in growing this project is the same way some old HODLers of this coin would chip in. How wrong I was. Guys on Yobit are just either dumping or trying to crash the price to buy up and re-sell. These dynamics ordinarily should be the norm with any coin, but in this case, let's HODL! Buy up large quantities and HODL. Our plans for the growth of this coin are huge and we haven't even scratched the surface. You think the rise from 20 sats to 500 sats in a few months is huge? You wait a few years and see us get to 0.01BTC. HODL, stock up some more on the exchange, and keep HODLing.
You can look at it this way; you have a serious chunk of actually known coins on the network.... and known to be in a staking wallet no less.
You will see all the accumulation of 5BUB blocks that have already been adding up.... You effectively control its supply on the outside from this point.
I am 100% positive that once enough bought into it; they put it offline as to force people to sell and crash it; in return, people buy it up and they just sell you coins that flat-out do not exist. The volume was 100% not realistic on BUB. Check my sig... its in there from when I did the math. There was no way in hell that many coins got transacted in two days time of such a dead coin (was trading at ~69 sat).... I mean, it was pretty blatant.
The best thing we can try to do to keep it alive is find somewhere that will list it.... and be honest about it.
My question might sound noob, forgive me.
How do we list Bubble on other platforms without any activity either from the Dev or from the community?
As an exchange owner, I wouldn't list a coin without an active Dev, and then an inactive community.
You once mentioned something on the borders of knowing Mick in person, or have a direct line link to him, if this is so, can you kindly reach out to him? Let him know some people have shown persistent interest in the project? Perhaps he can come do some quick completion of the SM project.
Regards