There are questions about the existence of Gaw mining farms in the first place. Did Gaw sell cloud mining with the idea to build the infrastructure from proceeds of hashlets? Maybe at first but why put the money into a dead horse when btc prices were falling low.
So Gaw is stuck with having to supply payouts to hashletminers while not bringing in enough money to support payouts unless delving into capital. Hashlets brought in a shitload of money. Why not improvise on the same theme? Paycoin is born in Sept.
So they get the majority of their hashletminers mining hashpoints for months with the promise of riches. A feature filled Paybase with hundreds of merchants on board will arrive in Dec. And, yes, Paycoin will be worth $20 and that is a promise. People will be able to cash in their paycoins at Paybase for $20 and that is a promise.
In the meantime a once in a lifetime offer to exchange hashlets for hashstakers happens. Most everyone jumps on board. $20 Paycoins! Wow! Not only does Gaw get people to convert hashlets to hashstakers they sell a shitload of hashstakers.
So... the time for Paybase to open nears. Paybase is delayed a couple times. In the meantime Gaw starts backtracking on promises. Incriminating posts, and threads are deleted on hashtalk. Dissenters are banned and shadow banned.
Finally Paybase opens. Guess what? No merchants, no Amazon, no Walmart, squat. No $20 buy back. It is a very basic website for exchanging Paycoin and btc. Three months for this! Come on. Where did all the money go? Where is the 100 million Coin Adoption Fund? LOL.
Paycoin did what it was supposed to do. Pump & Dump. It will die off and leave behind a wake of unhappy bagholders like so many other coin
Now we have the "honor payback" or whatever they call it. Another scheme to satisfy the unhappy-about-the-$20-floor crowd. Good luck with that. Recent Gaw history tells us bagholders are never going to see their money back.
The end.