To OP is it a bad thing that a group of people WITH ADEQUATE FUNDS get together to invest in a coin? Your argument is retarded. Im sure if you approach most Keycoin holders right now and ask whether our pumping was wanted, they would respond 100%. Most people should be at profit, and if OP thinks that this coin is going to dump, any believers of his/hers should sell at profit and be happy.... OP is butthurt for a reason I dont know, but looking at the effort he's putting into claiming its a scam Im sure he has a personal grudge against one or more members.
Greed comes in two forms, 1) unwillingness to cash out at a good profit and 2) unwillingness to allow others to do as they please with their money and attempt to make them lose money. OP is the second....
You need to differ investing and pump/dump-ing. When they have adequate funds why not invest in something that is sure like Bitcoin?
The issue is that this comes at cost of real investors and average people.
@Spoetnik I don't think that John and Mullick are involved either. (past experience with both)
~Lauda
Every coin that rises in value has been a pump and dump, and there is no such thing as a sure thing. Even Bitcoin can crash at anytime if the blockchain start having problems again and major countries banning/regulating Bitcoin can crash it. Most crypto investors know the risks they're getting into especially with alt coins, we're all here to ride pump and dumps, after all, the price of any coin is largely driven by speculators (whales). Welcome to capitalism.
So why are you fegs attacking whales (as if they care in the first place), without whales, no coin would rise in value tremendously, no volatility, which means traders would rather go back to stocks and forex. Pump and dumps are the reason why cryptocurrencies are getting popular. Without Bitcoin getting pumped, no one would give a shit, Bitcoin would have been just another internet currency project taken for granted.
/useless thread