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ok, so its done... the same story every coin - devs going on vacations when tech seems to be to complicated to deliver. Gury not gonna fud but abandon the ship when its still time

My thoughts exactly, oooh it's summer, blame holiday season for lack of progress. This team must have been on holiday for 5 months.

Instead of whining why don't you put on your Dev hat and pitch in? Did you know you can develop on top of Opal? Oh you probably don't know how to develop anything other than a bad attitude. Gotcha!

Good post. A coin's success is not just about the dev. A good coin needs a strong community, who are willing to put in some effort of their own to help with side projects, promoting the coin etc.

Some of you expect the dev to work 24/7 on Opal and go without holidays just so you can buy a few thousand coins at 1500 sat and then sell them when it reaches 3k. If you really want the coin to succeed then chip in with some constructive suggestions or even help with the development... instead of just bitching about how the dev isn't making you enough profit.

Thanks for chiming in, I was short and in a hurry and your post does better justice. Of course we all wish the price would just skyrocket, but Day Trading coins only shows there are more people who just want to pull the rug out from under all the people supporting the coin. It is a mind bender trying to figure out how to solidify a value to a coin be it at 1500 or 3000 sats, there must be reasons to buy a coin. So to create a service is the real way to make it stable, so Opal has the right base to start with.

Did I mention price at all? Huh

My comment was about the lack of progress. The fact that no development news has been made for a good length of time(maybe no development work we don't really know) and the lack of engagement from the dev team.

I didn't claim to be a developer or that I could do a better job, although at least I can communicate effectively.

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