Quote from: Rysii on October 27, 2014, 12:22:17 PM

I have reasons as to why I chose to post in here with a newly registered account. To put it simply, I have a history of 'post tracking' and I'll leave it at that. It doesn't matter and quite frankly, I respect and see where your doubts are coming from. But also, I dont really care. Believe what you will.

What I posted was merely a suggestion to the dev team. They may just completely ignore it. Whatever they decide to do, I know that there will be people who will complain regardless. On a side note, I'm all for community votes which was actually my initial suggestion. But with something like this post ITO buy-wall business, the votes will of course be biased by those who obviously just want to cancel out their investments without a loss. That's just not how investing works.

I completely agree (and I am no newbie). I invested in the ICO and invested more when I heard a buy wall was being contemplated. Still, the logistics are difficult, if not impossible. If you are serious developers then don't worry about the complainers. There is just no way to tell who is real and who is just trying their best to manipulate things.

There are two things that you can do. First, if you have a guy who knows what he is doing, then take some of your BTC and buy back some of your coins strategically. In other words, if there are opportunities to take the coin higher, go ahead and do it. At this moment in time it sure wouldn't take much to move it higher, but that can quickly change. If you believe in the coin then you will only be adding to your potential profits and it will satisfy the early investors who want out. But, and this is important, don't tell us when or how (or how much) you are going to be entering into some buybacks. That would just encourage short term traders. Say that you plan to buy back some coins, if and when the market dictates, and then move on to other topics. This will strengthen the coin, but would include no guarantees.

Secondly, whatever your first planned announcement was going to be -- go ahead and announce it, even if it isn't ready and you have to be somewhat vague. Get a sense of movement and momentum going.

After that, just go about your business plan as always. Just because things don't start off well, doesn't mean that is the end. Just take your lumps and move on.

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