Quote from: Rnbin on June 05, 2014, 03:14:13 PM

Quote from: NewWorldCoiner on June 05, 2014, 02:47:39 PM

Quote from: Rnbin on June 05, 2014, 01:19:49 PM

Quote from: NewWorldCoiner on June 05, 2014, 12:30:01 PM

So who is buying the Yin/Yang?

Where are they buying it?

How much for?

Crypto will. He has already bought a part of yin/yang and is going to continue buying it at poloniex when he gets more BTC. it'll probably be bought around 375-700:

Quote from: CryptoAdvisor on June 05, 2014, 10:30:06 AM

Quote from: dav1199 on June 05, 2014, 10:23:01 AM

If you are going to buy the coins i think the best way to do so would be to set a buy/sell wall at like .. 699/700 and so everyone know it stand there and sell (...)

I know, that is exactly what I am going to do. (...)

Right, well I distinctly remember the other guy saying he would buy them up to around 1000 satoshi's. This post has now been edited to read " I will buy them up to a fair price"

Who determines what is a fair price, the dev? Because the original plan was to return Yin/Yang to a 10,000 satoshi floor, and have a trade in for a new coin.

Then he was going to sell 500k coins in an IPO. He seems to have increased that amount quite significantly .

If you read the thread for the new coin, the kindest thing anyone has to say is that the IPO is overpriced, most feel that it's a scam, especially Bobsurplus, jumping up and down shouting "You've copied my coin, it's a scam" over and over. While he may be a complete hypocrite, his new coin merely being a copy of XBC and XLC, mud sticks. It gets the confetti GIF on page 5, which says it all really.

Promises of new values, a new coin to rival the top players, all turn to dust when you don't have a serious plan and keep changing direction. Jacking up the IPO like that? It just looks wrong.

True. can't believe he went for a 6000 sat ipo. looking at the ann talk it just reminds me of the yinyang story all over again. i thought he would've learned from the past failures but this is just plain ridiculous. i'm out of this bullshit, i'm glad i could make him buy some overpriced yinyang from us, and thankfully we didn't swap for harmony as that would've just made things worse..

wouldn't be surprised if he's not even coming back. already dumped my yinyang to a low price... been talking with friends, one law student and one recently graduated lawyer, about this cause. i'm considering taking legal actions as they claim there's enough material to accuse him for fraudulent behavior. Been saving every word he ever said from the beginning of yinyang too, glad i did that. first thing i'm gonna do right after my exams when i have the time. worth the effort as he'll help me out for free..

Hey guys, really no need to talk like this. I can't help it if they spread so much FUD in that thread. It wasn't solely my decision to go in on the IPO at 6K, but it really it is a pretty fair price looking at the what could be achieved. I'm still here, but I'm also busy with HarmonyCoin, and trying to rectify that situation. As noted, I have already started doing the buy back. Buying 2.7btc worth of Yin/Yang.