I suppose that once cryptopia do the swap, there woulbe a possibility to buy/sell there. but trade satoshi is more likely. $pac will be fully btc tradable.
in that moment a boom should come. My hope is $pac would be at least 3000 or 4000 satoshis.
fingers crossed....

Hi to all.

Dear Saul. Thank you for your leadership and for turning and old firefly in a dragon´s egg. Keep in mind that your charisma is your strength, whatever happens, don’t lose hope. A coin only dies when is forgotten. There will be bad days but as long as there’s hope, endurance will follow, and good days will arrive sooner or later. There is a lot of smart people around you. Smart people are difficult to manage; but they find new solutions to stubborn problems. So problems shall be solved eventually.

The coin may rise or it may fall suddenly, could be followed by thousands or just by a bunch of friends, but it doesn’t matter. The trick is to keep the eye in the horizon and keep going. You had taken the coin to where it is now, 30x. So we can survive, even in the worst case scenario.

Cryptopia and Yobit issues? A prove of success due to an unseen capacity of growth, for which even institutions were not prepared for.

Jealousy of the old and rage from the new? Nothing to worry about, is completely unavoidable.  All the lights create shadows. There is no fire without some smoke.

Newcomer´s confusion? Quite expected.

   Whatever happens smart people will hodl, and those are the ones that matters as they are the ones that see the potential and had done the strong investments.

Dear Crypto. Mr Cordless may be wrong but he is polite. I mean he does not say bad words, instead he chooses them carefully. Most people doesn’t have the knowledge to understand what you are saying, or to differentiate truth from false. From my point of view the problem is philosophical as it revolves on different schemes of technical productivity and the human behaviour associated with it. The original code wasn’t faulty… it was designed in that way. A design that work before with a firefly but can’t handle a dragon. Faulty as it was, the coin survived. Therefore the development that we shall see in the next weeks, (as its going to be fixed in the new version) is going to be amazing… If the code didn’t have that problems-by-design, we would not have this opportunity now.

Excuseme sir. Im new in this.
But how can some one made profit as Yobit turn off the deposits?

If someone buys low on cryptopia and then in some moment on the future decides to sell it, it has to be on yobit, as they have the ROM, with the highest price.

But it can be as Yobit turn deposits off.
More over yobit cant turn it on as they are the owner and would lose money if they bought yovi at cryptopia prices.

If this works people will praise you in good times, and damn you in bad times. If you let the praise enlighten your ego or the damn hurt your hearth, both you and I, my friend, are in trouble

Negative responses there are going to be. Natural and unavoidable it Is. The harsher they are the more successful you were: only when it has gone really down people will go mad, and that means it has gone up at some point. Ups and downs are the way of both life and economy and, at a faster rate, coins. But happiness and sadness and anger had to be under a fierce control to be able to handle any of them.

Sloth could be stagnant for years. Most of the coins had been like that just to awake recently. It doesn’t make them good or bad choices. Most of the people want a fast, effortless fortune: is a modern fairy tale for adults. Fortune may come, but discipline, patience, time and effort have to be there first.

Find a good place/exchange were the coin could endure bad times, make it safe and alive from time to time. Keep working when business fails and friends turn back on you: it happens. When business succeeds old friends will come back and new friends will appear, even love will be at every corner. Enjoy but don’t trust, the few that remain when shadows come, those you can trust, even if you hate them sometimes.

Defeat is a good teacher if you endure it, and success could be a treachery friend, but neither is permanent, unless we decide so.