Went ahead an locked up for 300 days for max XCT benefit like f it, figure miswell role the dice...this a hodler's game anyway.

nah, not IMO.  Maybe it's a factor and why it didn't pump any, but at a high level it really just look another coin moving the same direction as the general market is

For those that haven't already seen it:

https://medium.com/@Waltonchain_EN/waltonchain-march-ama-part-2-79044124195c

Mainnet to drop in March...with only a couple days left in the month that seemed like a typo to me  , but they wrote mainnet coming in march so many times in that AMA that it can't be a typo...so big news should be coming real soon.

So the article I referenced on the last page (at the bottom), that was associated to a project that was an OBVIOUS exit scam (giza) doesn't concern you at all?  The team really should explain their involvement there because it's not a good look.

There was just a weekly report (on the previous page) that included a dev update (that you acknowledged a few posts above this), what additional type of dev update are you looking for beyond this?

@ngin-x you a straight sucker.  You talk all that talk last year, then you conveniently leave and are no where to be found during the bull run when Veritaseum's cap approached 1 billion.  We didn't see a peep out of you during that time, now you come back when the WHOLE MARKET is getting creamed, talking like VERI is in some class of it's own in terms of decline....PSSSSHHHHSSHHH

There's no need to keep up with them because you are really only competing with yourself.  When market rocks back into bear mode there won't be any whales that will be able to pump the price...just have to be patient.

  What is there to copy and paste??  For the last 3-6 months, the best news Lisk hodlers looked forward to was a rebrand and an SDK release.  When it comes to actual development, Lisk is so far behind Asch.

Been forecasting wings for a while but I haven't been following the community like that.  Just finding out now that the algorithm has been changed; thank for your research @
PublicP2poolNode. 

Not getting too much better in terms of press for BeeToken in the short term.  Right after the phishing scam related to the ICO, A BeeToken wallet has been implicated in the below exit scam  :

https://www.cnbc.com/amp/2018/03/09/cryptocurrency-scammers-of-giza-make-off-with-2-million-after-ico.html

EGGXACTLY  ...There's this mindset as if selling while your down is a 100% no-no, but if you can increase your position by timing the market correctly, that's the optimal thing to do.  I think most people are afraid of being wrong so they won't test out this strategy, but can't be afraid of failure.

BTC is going to $5k and while it may takes weeks to get there, I think it's going to happen.  Most of the alts are hitting between 80-90% off peak price right now and there are some reputable ones that hit over 90% off.  If BTC goes to 5k, nothing will be exempt and that means WTC price will go below $10.

   yeah, I'm assuming gomei meant AT MOST 2.3 million HT because the total supply doesn't even exceed 500 million...Even still, that's just the voting cost, if they were to pay straight to get listed (without vote) its not going to cost $1 million +.  I've heard of several hundred thousands as numbers being thrown around for exchange listings, but it could also be just a five digit number as well.

I don't think the team wants to spend that much while the share price is this low.  Maybe when Asch breaks out or the next bull run comes, and each share is valued at say $10, they may be more open to paying for exchange listing, but I'm just speculating.

People overreact all the time in cryptoworld, and western world investors are EXTREMELY sensitive, but if you want to nitpick about the flaws of a project you can do that with almost any project.

The twitter incident to me was no different than any other real world business that has an employee that gives the business bad press.  Sure it's not a good look for a business, but that one person does not individually determine the success/failure of the business, especially with something as insignificant as a TWITTER GIVEAWAY  ...

Most of these issues always pass, and for every investor that leaves over the twitter experience, there will be another investor that replaces you in the years to come that probably won't ever even find out about the twitter incident.  Why? Because in the huge scope of things, that giveaway incident while bad, is small.

That's exactly why, WTC is still out there creating partnerships like the Alibaba one, why?  Because the Alibaba Cloud juggernaut could care less about some measley WTC giveaway that went wrong, that's if they even know (or care to know ) about it 

Wake me up when team starts LOSING partnerships behind things they are doing, OR something serious like a rogue developer trying to sabotage the codebase of the WTC blockchain.  Until then, you can be silly if you want, WTC ain't going nowhere, and what alot of people on here fail to realize is that WTC doesn't even need to go out of their way to appease the western world.  I'm not condoning bad actions, but from a marketing/community standpoint WTC has come a LOOONG way and people should be grateful instead of just always finding the smallest thing to complain about to jump ship.

Yeah, I've also come to know over the past week that the cloud operation had ended.  I always knew it would inevitably come to an end, because as mentioned it wasn't something that was sustainable.  It was fun while it lasted though, and personally I can say I had a great experience with DMD cloudmining myself.  I will continue to stake regularly  .

Where did you see or hear this (can you post proof)?  I'd like to think Asch should be able to at least get on Huobi or Okex...

   That's a joke.

They both CAN and WILL co-exist and they will both flourish.  They both have great partnerships and both will be staples in this new economy.  They're both great projects...I wish they would openly partner in some capacity to stop this silly bickering between the communities. 

Whatever lil beef the communities have (and it's more so WTC community on Reddit whining about Vechain, because Vechain community doesn't nearly whine as much) is just stupid to me.  Not to mention, they aren't the only supply chain projects in the space, they're just the front runners. 

It's cool to hate on Vechain, but don't be naive as if it's some joke currency, they're well ahead of WTC in marketcap rankings for a reason.

In their defense, while the team may not be available here, they've been fairly active on their telegram in the past, so it's not like you can't find these guys if you're trying to seek them out.

I'm a huge fan of Lunyr, but I've seen the quality of some of the other contributions on their platform (really nice content) and this WTC article leaves a lot to be desired.

At times, the reddit community pisses me off because its overly biased and I've seen strong supporters be banned just for asking simple questions.  That said, I think the best thing a newbie to Walton could do is head over to the Walton reddit, sort the threads to top all-time and go from there.  A whole lot of quality business info and partnerships was left out of the Lunyr article that a newbie should know.

FWIW, I've had tokens rented out as recent as yesterday at even the highest rate (not a huge percentage of tokens, but just to prove the point).

thanks for the summary for non-wall street journal subscribers.  Do you mind copy and pasting the exact text that referenced this stuff in the article, especially the info about the lawsuit settlement?  I'm assuming its the lawsuit that was referenced previously in this thread, but would like to see the specifics of that if there was anything that went a bit deeper.