Quote from: Nitroshock on April 07, 2014, 06:58:17 AM

Quote from: CrazyLoaf on April 07, 2014, 04:47:12 AM

FYI this is getting removed from Mintpal soon per their latest update. Guess I'll have to drown all my RBBT's Sad

From what I read, RBBT is not on the chopping block for at least a few weeks, and that's only if there aren't other coins with lower volumes. RBBT volume there is currently around 170 LTC/month. If it stays consistent, quite a few other dying coins will get the axe before RBBT.

That being said, the coin does need some help. The three biggest issues I see are...

* One of the biggest RBBT pools, hash.so, has had "issues in the backend" for the last three days. Doesn't help the coin much when people try to mine it and see zero results for their efforts. Most of the other pools appear dead or dying and who wants to mine at a dead pool?
* The developer appears to be MIA. Without any direction/support from this end, RBBT won't last. Anyone care to step up and take the reigns?
* Buying support seems sporadic, although quite possibly tied to problems stemming from the two issues listed above.

In my opinion, RBBT isn't dead, but it is definitely stalled with some major obstacles in the way. Looks like it's up to the community to decide if we can overcome them or not.

True, hash.so should really fix their issue. I have a few million rabbits there that can be used to anyting to get tis bunny hopping again. I have great success with http://rbbt.thedevilsmint.com/ too, so we are not out of pool.

The dev, should let the rabbit supporters know of his intentions. That way, the community can decide. We cannot just take over his craft as a respect. He might have something to pull from his hat.

Correct. Buying will remain that way as long as there is no any sign of direction inside the rabbit hole.

Cryptorush, even they have issues has the biggest rabbit on trade. However, it has been on maintenance for an extended period of time. Another bad sign.