Quote from: havanabob on June 26, 2014, 01:54:21 PM

Here what I found on the forum

Quote from: darthcoin on June 20, 2014, 12:56:37 PM

Look at what I found - http://cryptvote.com.

Zimstake community is really active, you can see this if you move the mouse on ZS!

If you move the mouse on XMR you will see more 15,000 bought votes!

Zimstake must be in Mintpal this week! We voted honestly all the time, let's make final push this weekend!

Now there's XMR on Mint and their results don't show on http://cryptvote.com. XMR won with a margin of a few thousand votes, anyway 15,000 bought votes is 15 BTC. (Each 0.001 BTC received will count for 1 vote.)

Dudes threw $8,500 cash on the exchange according to conservative estimates. I'm sure they want to quickly get the cash back making a lot of noise around XMR and creating the illusion of activity. Clear to me that once the price rises on the exchanges so that they can recoup their costs, big stakeholders will immediately sell their coins. This's a classic pump and dump just a little longer than usual.

Unfortunately the XMR guys got very badly organized recently. And getting worse day from day.

May be there are some internal problems inside the team?
So, what's the plan?

A lot of noise and chaos and less real work.
But was very enthusiastic start.

No bubble lasts long, it is clear. The question is "what is the good time to quit"?

Who's next taking the challenge?