Quote from: LaudaM on May 15, 2014, 05:50:22 PM

Quote from: cryptohunter on May 15, 2014, 05:36:10 PM

I'd rather be closed than submit to the foul government. There is no pump going on. We have just started to get the attention of some media, wait for the full impact. There was no instamine, I was there.

LOL i know you were there, you were the instaminer. How can you possibly deny it.

I was there on launch too, and the instamine was 100% real. The block explorer has been examined and shown only a handful of wallets grabbed up what is now nearly 50% of the minting. Stop lying.

The full impact of the media will be a ban on exchanges dealing with it.

We have a persistent little fellow over here. You were there but did not mine at the time? Please.
Provide links to addresses holding that many coins now. Nobody will ban DRK. No cryptocoin ever was banned from being traded (afaik).

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LOL check the OP, i was post 5. I was there telling him not to release without a windows wallet. Yes, it is quite apparent i did not mine since there were no pools and no windows wallet. I would have had 0.1 seconds to install linux on my pc like all the other windows miners that were there at the start.

Really, coinye was stopped dead in it's tracks by a few angry letters, exchanges stopped trading it after one letter. I'm sure the gov can put a little more pressure than his lawyers.

Please don't be such an obvious pumper, you have to accept there is a lot of risk to investing in drk right now.

1. drk clones.
2. drk ban
3. drk overpriced
4. other anon coins that are better or as good.
5. new tech better than everything out now.

drk is hot stuff right now because people want to get 1k of it for masternodes. This again was a evil move by drk to pump the instaminers value even further.

LOL you have not thought it could be possible to spread coins over several wallets? really this possibility didn't even cross your mind?