Topic: [ANN] CannabisCoin [CANN][X11][Official] Unmoderated General Discussions. - page 50. (Read 492677 times)
October 18, 2014, 08:23:25 AM
Just ignore all newbie accounts.
October 18, 2014, 08:21:47 AM
How are the Cannabiscoin devs going to deal w/ the fact that marajuana related transactions are illegal under Federal law?
At present if the government so decided they could shut down Cannabiscoin and seize all assets immediately. Just because this is on the block chain means nothing. If some from the AGs office in DC calls up Bittrex and Crypsy that's the end of trading essentially killing the coin. They know who the dev is and he'd find himself on charges for money laundering, selling marajuana to kids (it just takes one teenager to buy one gram of pot with Cannabiscoin from a friend to send the dev away for 20 years, etc.)
The banks were given vague clearance to go ahead as long as they meet strict reporting requirements:
FinCEN's legal guidance creates two new categories for banks to report transactions with marijuana businesses. All transactions will be labeled as "suspicious" and banks will have to file so-called Suspicious Activity Reports. Those transactions that banks believe are legal marijuana business can be reported to FinCEN as "marijuana limited" transactions. Those that banks believe may be illegal would be filed as "marijuana priority" transactions and would generate further scrutiny from regulators.
Frank Keating, president and CEO of the American Bankers Association, said:
"While we appreciate the efforts by the Department of Justice and FinCEN, guidance or regulation doesn't alter the underlying challenge for banks," he said. "As it stands, possession or distribution of marijuana violates federal law, and banks that provide support for those activities face the risk of prosecution and assorted sanctions."
Cannabiscoin is a financial instrument specifically designed to facilitate marajuana transactions and as such flies directly in the face of the law. Banks can hide under the figleaf that they "believe" a transaction involves pot but a cannabiscoin coin transaction will always definitely be for the purchase of pot giving no leeway re enforcement. Furthermore banks are required to provide detailed transaction history to regulators. Does cannabiscoin have the accountants and regulatory staff to provide this data? Here are the rules:
Also, how does Cannabiscoin handle the post 9/11 Know Your Customer rules that all financial structures must follow? Altcoins fly under the radar because the government could care less about people buying beef jerky, USB cables, etc. Cannabiscoin will actively promote the wide spread distribution and sale of narcotics and so will be under a microscope. Here are the requirements:
Collection and analysis of basic identity information (referred to in US regulations and practice a "Customer Identification Program" or CIP)
Name matching against lists of known parties (such as "politically exposed person" or PEP)
Determination of the customer's risk in terms of propensity to commit money laundering, terrorist finance, or identity theft
Creation of an expectation of a customer's transactional behavior
Monitoring of a customer's transactions against their expected behaviour and recorded profile as well as that of the customer's peers
Of course since these are valid and uncomfortable people the hurry and buy a ticket for a train ride to the moon people will scream FUD in great big red letters. Let them. Real investors need answers ASAP.
At present if the government so decided they could shut down Cannabiscoin and seize all assets immediately. Just because this is on the block chain means nothing. If some from the AGs office in DC calls up Bittrex and Crypsy that's the end of trading essentially killing the coin. They know who the dev is and he'd find himself on charges for money laundering, selling marajuana to kids (it just takes one teenager to buy one gram of pot with Cannabiscoin from a friend to send the dev away for 20 years, etc.)
The banks were given vague clearance to go ahead as long as they meet strict reporting requirements:
FinCEN's legal guidance creates two new categories for banks to report transactions with marijuana businesses. All transactions will be labeled as "suspicious" and banks will have to file so-called Suspicious Activity Reports. Those transactions that banks believe are legal marijuana business can be reported to FinCEN as "marijuana limited" transactions. Those that banks believe may be illegal would be filed as "marijuana priority" transactions and would generate further scrutiny from regulators.
Frank Keating, president and CEO of the American Bankers Association, said:
"While we appreciate the efforts by the Department of Justice and FinCEN, guidance or regulation doesn't alter the underlying challenge for banks," he said. "As it stands, possession or distribution of marijuana violates federal law, and banks that provide support for those activities face the risk of prosecution and assorted sanctions."
Cannabiscoin is a financial instrument specifically designed to facilitate marajuana transactions and as such flies directly in the face of the law. Banks can hide under the figleaf that they "believe" a transaction involves pot but a cannabiscoin coin transaction will always definitely be for the purchase of pot giving no leeway re enforcement. Furthermore banks are required to provide detailed transaction history to regulators. Does cannabiscoin have the accountants and regulatory staff to provide this data? Here are the rules:
Also, how does Cannabiscoin handle the post 9/11 Know Your Customer rules that all financial structures must follow? Altcoins fly under the radar because the government could care less about people buying beef jerky, USB cables, etc. Cannabiscoin will actively promote the wide spread distribution and sale of narcotics and so will be under a microscope. Here are the requirements:
Collection and analysis of basic identity information (referred to in US regulations and practice a "Customer Identification Program" or CIP)
Name matching against lists of known parties (such as "politically exposed person" or PEP)
Determination of the customer's risk in terms of propensity to commit money laundering, terrorist finance, or identity theft
Creation of an expectation of a customer's transactional behavior
Monitoring of a customer's transactions against their expected behaviour and recorded profile as well as that of the customer's peers
Of course since these are valid and uncomfortable people the hurry and buy a ticket for a train ride to the moon people will scream FUD in great big red letters. Let them. Real investors need answers ASAP.
You can't just walk in a store and buy it. You need to be patient and have medical card. Secondly, as long as shops keep their bookkeeping up to date there will be no issue. Read first before making assumptions based on ignorance.
October 18, 2014, 08:21:26 AM
How are the Cannabiscoin devs going to deal w/ the fact that marajuana related transactions are illegal under Federal law?
At present if the government so decided they could shut down Cannabiscoin and seize all assets immediately. Just because this is on the block chain means nothing. If some from the AGs office in DC calls up Bittrex and Crypsy that's the end of trading essentially killing the coin. They know who the dev is and he'd find himself on charges for money laundering, selling marajuana to kids (it just takes one teenager to buy one gram of pot with Cannabiscoin from a friend to send the dev away for 20 years, etc.)
The banks were given vague clearance to go ahead as long as they meet strict reporting requirements:
FinCEN's legal guidance creates two new categories for banks to report transactions with marijuana businesses. All transactions will be labeled as "suspicious" and banks will have to file so-called Suspicious Activity Reports. Those transactions that banks believe are legal marijuana business can be reported to FinCEN as "marijuana limited" transactions. Those that banks believe may be illegal would be filed as "marijuana priority" transactions and would generate further scrutiny from regulators.
Frank Keating, president and CEO of the American Bankers Association, said:
"While we appreciate the efforts by the Department of Justice and FinCEN, guidance or regulation doesn't alter the underlying challenge for banks," he said. "As it stands, possession or distribution of marijuana violates federal law, and banks that provide support for those activities face the risk of prosecution and assorted sanctions."
Cannabiscoin is a financial instrument specifically designed to facilitate marajuana transactions and as such flies directly in the face of the law. Banks can hide under the figleaf that they "believe" a transaction involves pot but a cannabiscoin coin transaction will always definitely be for the purchase of pot giving no leeway re enforcement. Furthermore banks are required to provide detailed transaction history to regulators. Does cannabiscoin have the accountants and regulatory staff to provide this data? Here are the rules:
Also, how does Cannabiscoin handle the post 9/11 Know Your Customer rules that all financial structures must follow? Altcoins fly under the radar because the government could care less about people buying beef jerky, USB cables, etc. Cannabiscoin will actively promote the wide spread distribution and sale of narcotics and so will be under a microscope. Here are the requirements:
Collection and analysis of basic identity information (referred to in US regulations and practice a "Customer Identification Program" or CIP)
Name matching against lists of known parties (such as "politically exposed person" or PEP)
Determination of the customer's risk in terms of propensity to commit money laundering, terrorist finance, or identity theft
Creation of an expectation of a customer's transactional behavior
Monitoring of a customer's transactions against their expected behaviour and recorded profile as well as that of the customer's peers
Of course since these are valid and uncomfortable people the hurry and buy a ticket for a train ride to the moon people will scream FUD in great big red letters. Let them. Real investors need answers ASAP.
Ahahaha! This is such a desperate try At present if the government so decided they could shut down Cannabiscoin and seize all assets immediately. Just because this is on the block chain means nothing. If some from the AGs office in DC calls up Bittrex and Crypsy that's the end of trading essentially killing the coin. They know who the dev is and he'd find himself on charges for money laundering, selling marajuana to kids (it just takes one teenager to buy one gram of pot with Cannabiscoin from a friend to send the dev away for 20 years, etc.)
The banks were given vague clearance to go ahead as long as they meet strict reporting requirements:
FinCEN's legal guidance creates two new categories for banks to report transactions with marijuana businesses. All transactions will be labeled as "suspicious" and banks will have to file so-called Suspicious Activity Reports. Those transactions that banks believe are legal marijuana business can be reported to FinCEN as "marijuana limited" transactions. Those that banks believe may be illegal would be filed as "marijuana priority" transactions and would generate further scrutiny from regulators.
Frank Keating, president and CEO of the American Bankers Association, said:
"While we appreciate the efforts by the Department of Justice and FinCEN, guidance or regulation doesn't alter the underlying challenge for banks," he said. "As it stands, possession or distribution of marijuana violates federal law, and banks that provide support for those activities face the risk of prosecution and assorted sanctions."
Cannabiscoin is a financial instrument specifically designed to facilitate marajuana transactions and as such flies directly in the face of the law. Banks can hide under the figleaf that they "believe" a transaction involves pot but a cannabiscoin coin transaction will always definitely be for the purchase of pot giving no leeway re enforcement. Furthermore banks are required to provide detailed transaction history to regulators. Does cannabiscoin have the accountants and regulatory staff to provide this data? Here are the rules:
Also, how does Cannabiscoin handle the post 9/11 Know Your Customer rules that all financial structures must follow? Altcoins fly under the radar because the government could care less about people buying beef jerky, USB cables, etc. Cannabiscoin will actively promote the wide spread distribution and sale of narcotics and so will be under a microscope. Here are the requirements:
Collection and analysis of basic identity information (referred to in US regulations and practice a "Customer Identification Program" or CIP)
Name matching against lists of known parties (such as "politically exposed person" or PEP)
Determination of the customer's risk in terms of propensity to commit money laundering, terrorist finance, or identity theft
Creation of an expectation of a customer's transactional behavior
Monitoring of a customer's transactions against their expected behaviour and recorded profile as well as that of the customer's peers
Of course since these are valid and uncomfortable people the hurry and buy a ticket for a train ride to the moon people will scream FUD in great big red letters. Let them. Real investors need answers ASAP.
This is medicinal Cannabis ...so get lost !! Man you are like flies on shit since the price growth
Pathetic....buy some CANN make your money and stop crying. October 18, 2014, 08:19:38 AM
Is it possible to make Bitcointalk Threads were only Full Members + can write? 
I don't know but I feel all newbie accounts are against CANN
Its so easy to write with a newbie account...
I don't know but I feel all newbie accounts are against CANN
Its so easy to write with a newbie account...
October 18, 2014, 08:17:43 AM
How are the Cannabiscoin devs going to deal w/ the fact that marajuana related transactions are illegal under Federal law?
At present if the government so decided they could shut down Cannabiscoin and seize all assets immediately. Just because this is on the block chain means nothing. If some from the AGs office in DC calls up Bittrex and Crypsy that's the end of trading essentially killing the coin. They know who the dev is and he'd find himself on charges for money laundering, selling marajuana to kids (it just takes one teenager to buy one gram of pot with Cannabiscoin from a friend to send the dev away for 20 years, etc.)
The banks were given vague clearance to go ahead as long as they meet strict reporting requirements:
FinCEN's legal guidance creates two new categories for banks to report transactions with marijuana businesses. All transactions will be labeled as "suspicious" and banks will have to file so-called Suspicious Activity Reports. Those transactions that banks believe are legal marijuana business can be reported to FinCEN as "marijuana limited" transactions. Those that banks believe may be illegal would be filed as "marijuana priority" transactions and would generate further scrutiny from regulators.
Frank Keating, president and CEO of the American Bankers Association, said:
"While we appreciate the efforts by the Department of Justice and FinCEN, guidance or regulation doesn't alter the underlying challenge for banks," he said. "As it stands, possession or distribution of marijuana violates federal law, and banks that provide support for those activities face the risk of prosecution and assorted sanctions."
Cannabiscoin is a financial instrument specifically designed to facilitate marajuana transactions and as such flies directly in the face of the law. Banks can hide under the figleaf that they "believe" a transaction involves pot but a cannabiscoin coin transaction will always definitely be for the purchase of pot giving no leeway re enforcement. Furthermore banks are required to provide detailed transaction history to regulators. Does cannabiscoin have the accountants and regulatory staff to provide this data? Here are the rules:
Also, how does Cannabiscoin handle the post 9/11 Know Your Customer rules that all financial structures must follow? Altcoins fly under the radar because the government could care less about people buying beef jerky, USB cables, etc. Cannabiscoin will actively promote the wide spread distribution and sale of narcotics and so will be under a microscope. Here are the requirements:
Collection and analysis of basic identity information (referred to in US regulations and practice a "Customer Identification Program" or CIP)
Name matching against lists of known parties (such as "politically exposed person" or PEP)
Determination of the customer's risk in terms of propensity to commit money laundering, terrorist finance, or identity theft
Creation of an expectation of a customer's transactional behavior
Monitoring of a customer's transactions against their expected behaviour and recorded profile as well as that of the customer's peers
Of course since these are valid and uncomfortable people the hurry and buy a ticket for a train ride to the moon people will scream FUD in great big red letters. Let them. Real investors need answers ASAP.
At present if the government so decided they could shut down Cannabiscoin and seize all assets immediately. Just because this is on the block chain means nothing. If some from the AGs office in DC calls up Bittrex and Crypsy that's the end of trading essentially killing the coin. They know who the dev is and he'd find himself on charges for money laundering, selling marajuana to kids (it just takes one teenager to buy one gram of pot with Cannabiscoin from a friend to send the dev away for 20 years, etc.)
The banks were given vague clearance to go ahead as long as they meet strict reporting requirements:
FinCEN's legal guidance creates two new categories for banks to report transactions with marijuana businesses. All transactions will be labeled as "suspicious" and banks will have to file so-called Suspicious Activity Reports. Those transactions that banks believe are legal marijuana business can be reported to FinCEN as "marijuana limited" transactions. Those that banks believe may be illegal would be filed as "marijuana priority" transactions and would generate further scrutiny from regulators.
Frank Keating, president and CEO of the American Bankers Association, said:
"While we appreciate the efforts by the Department of Justice and FinCEN, guidance or regulation doesn't alter the underlying challenge for banks," he said. "As it stands, possession or distribution of marijuana violates federal law, and banks that provide support for those activities face the risk of prosecution and assorted sanctions."
Cannabiscoin is a financial instrument specifically designed to facilitate marajuana transactions and as such flies directly in the face of the law. Banks can hide under the figleaf that they "believe" a transaction involves pot but a cannabiscoin coin transaction will always definitely be for the purchase of pot giving no leeway re enforcement. Furthermore banks are required to provide detailed transaction history to regulators. Does cannabiscoin have the accountants and regulatory staff to provide this data? Here are the rules:
Also, how does Cannabiscoin handle the post 9/11 Know Your Customer rules that all financial structures must follow? Altcoins fly under the radar because the government could care less about people buying beef jerky, USB cables, etc. Cannabiscoin will actively promote the wide spread distribution and sale of narcotics and so will be under a microscope. Here are the requirements:
Collection and analysis of basic identity information (referred to in US regulations and practice a "Customer Identification Program" or CIP)
Name matching against lists of known parties (such as "politically exposed person" or PEP)
Determination of the customer's risk in terms of propensity to commit money laundering, terrorist finance, or identity theft
Creation of an expectation of a customer's transactional behavior
Monitoring of a customer's transactions against their expected behaviour and recorded profile as well as that of the customer's peers
Of course since these are valid and uncomfortable people the hurry and buy a ticket for a train ride to the moon people will scream FUD in great big red letters. Let them. Real investors need answers ASAP.
October 18, 2014, 08:16:38 AM
I dont understand the excitement....
There is only one sellingpoint whom has a limit of sells p/day.
Lets say....1000 gr is their limit....that is already a lot
That is only 1000 coins....no way that 1000 coins are gonna influence the price
There is only one sellingpoint whom has a limit of sells p/day.
Lets say....1000 gr is their limit....that is already a lot
That is only 1000 coins....no way that 1000 coins are gonna influence the price
Well I think the point is would you risk a dollar for the possibility of 20 grams of weed right now? I'd probably do it just as a lottery entry, and with this you'll actually get the weed over time.
Could be a good gamble, but I don't see the general public buying bitcoins to swap them to cannabiscoins to do a gamble
When 1 dollar from the real world touches the CANN coin to buy cannabis it makes CANN coin the FIRST and ONLY cryptocoin with REAL USE in the REAL WORLD.
This is HUGE!
Well, uh, there's bitcoin... Which has a lot of real world use... But I like the enthusiasm!
October 18, 2014, 08:16:08 AM
I dont understand the excitement....
There is only one sellingpoint whom has a limit of sells p/day.
Lets say....1000 gr is their limit....that is already a lot
That is only 1000 coins....no way that 1000 coins are gonna influence the price
There is only one sellingpoint whom has a limit of sells p/day.
Lets say....1000 gr is their limit....that is already a lot
That is only 1000 coins....no way that 1000 coins are gonna influence the price
Well I think the point is would you risk a dollar for the possibility of 20 grams of weed right now? I'd probably do it just as a lottery entry, and with this you'll actually get the weed over time.
Could be a good gamble, but I don't see the general public buying bitcoins to swap them to cannabiscoins to do a gamble
When 1 dollar from the real world touches the CANN coin to buy cannabis it makes CANN coin the FIRST and ONLY cryptocoin with REAL USE in the REAL WORLD.
This is HUGE!
Thats so true and a lot of people will realize after Monday.. you think the train is gone? I think its still early adoption to buy at this price. We are at 0.08 $ per coin, and the price is set to 1 $ per 1 gram by default. So even if we don't hit 5 $ this month, we will easily hit 0.5 $ if Monday is a good event and people use CANN to pay.
October 18, 2014, 08:14:21 AM
The amount of fud on here is crazy. More than normal everyday fud lol
October 18, 2014, 08:12:42 AM
I dont understand the excitement....
There is only one sellingpoint whom has a limit of sells p/day.
Lets say....1000 gr is their limit....that is already a lot
That is only 1000 coins....no way that 1000 coins are gonna influence the price
There is only one sellingpoint whom has a limit of sells p/day.
Lets say....1000 gr is their limit....that is already a lot
That is only 1000 coins....no way that 1000 coins are gonna influence the price
Well I think the point is would you risk a dollar for the possibility of 20 grams of weed right now? I'd probably do it just as a lottery entry, and with this you'll actually get the weed over time.
Could be a good gamble, but I don't see the general public buying bitcoins to swap them to cannabiscoins to do a gamble
When 1 dollar from the real world touches the CANN coin to buy cannabis it makes CANN coin the FIRST and ONLY cryptocoin with REAL USE in the REAL WORLD.
This is HUGE!
October 18, 2014, 08:09:22 AM
media attention would be cool too
VICE, WIRED?
VICE, WIRED?
October 18, 2014, 08:07:05 AM
I dont understand the excitement....
There is only one sellingpoint whom has a limit of sells p/day.
Lets say....1000 gr is their limit....that is already a lot
That is only 1000 coins....no way that 1000 coins are gonna influence the price
There is only one sellingpoint whom has a limit of sells p/day.
Lets say....1000 gr is their limit....that is already a lot
That is only 1000 coins....no way that 1000 coins are gonna influence the price
Well I think the point is would you risk a dollar for the possibility of 20 grams of weed right now? I'd probably do it just as a lottery entry, and with this you'll actually get the weed over time.
Could be a good gamble, but I don't see the general public buying bitcoins to swap them to cannabiscoins to do a gamble
Look if you can get people who bought a gram for CANN on camera... Then it doesn't matter if it's 5 cent or even 50 cent grams... The costumers will come for a massive discount. You'll see local bitcoins explode in AZ. Or people sharing coinbase accounts. This will be good for all of crypto. People clip coupons for hours just to save 10%... CANNdy is 99.9% off right now. And what's that? Oh it's got a decent chance at doubling or quadrupling my money?
October 18, 2014, 08:04:15 AM
Alright, if it's a fake account then it's a pretty good one...I buy that it's real. I guess I consider this good news. It'll look good for CANN if HWC sells out of their daily limit. It should get a lot of press and bring big investments. It'd be cool to hear what other places are lined up to accept CANN, but I'm sure that's coming Monday. It's gotta be strategic so the price doesn't drop too hard after the event. Back to sleep.
This is great news, and wonderful strategy on the CANN team. This will get momentum going, which will attract media attention, and will bring other big members on board. The plants are in VEG state, which means I assume only a few months before full production, at which point the price will be close to parity, especially after the coming proof on Monday that CANN will be accepted!!
YES WE CANN!!!!!
https://twitter.com/followPND <-- there you find the Proof of Delta9
October 18, 2014, 08:03:25 AM
Bet you Big dawg Jered Kenna got on board & picked up some CANN last night - good stuff!
(Money & Tech Founder) http://theweek.com/article/index/242687/meet-5-people-who-made-millions-off-bitcoin
October 18, 2014, 08:03:04 AM
October 18, 2014, 08:01:18 AM
Guys, it's him. He is on IRC right now so go there and confirm it with him if you are suspicious:
8:47 AM <•DeltaNineDev> the moderators banned my 'CannabisCoinDev' account because I post english news about the event in NON-ENGLISH altcoin sections
8:48 AM <•DeltaNineDev> BANNED for 10 Days.
8:48 AM <•DeltaNineDev> I think I have 7 days left or 8
8:48 AM lol
8:48 AM <•DeltaNineDev>
8:48 AM <•DeltaNineDev> I know I know. shame on me
8:47 AM <•DeltaNineDev> the moderators banned my 'CannabisCoinDev' account because I post english news about the event in NON-ENGLISH altcoin sections
8:48 AM <•DeltaNineDev> BANNED for 10 Days.
8:48 AM <•DeltaNineDev> I think I have 7 days left or 8
8:48 AM
8:48 AM <•DeltaNineDev>
8:48 AM <•DeltaNineDev> I know I know. shame on me
haha
i'm
it should be
8:47 AM <•DeltaNineDev> the moderators banned my 'CannabisCoinDev' account because I post english news about the event in NON-ENGLISH altcoin sections
8:48 AM <•DeltaNineDev> BANNED for 10 Days.
8:48 AM <•DeltaNineDev> I think I have 7 days left or 8
8:48 AM
8:48 AM <•DeltaNineDev>
8:48 AM
8:48 AM <•DeltaNineDev> I know I know. shame on me
8:48 AM <•DeltaNineDev> lol
//
lol minor difference but i thought it was funny.
and YESWECANN does indeed appear to be deltanine
October 18, 2014, 08:00:49 AM
I dont understand the excitement....
There is only one sellingpoint whom has a limit of sells p/day.
Lets say....1000 gr is their limit....that is already a lot
That is only 1000 coins....no way that 1000 coins are gonna influence the price
There is only one sellingpoint whom has a limit of sells p/day.
Lets say....1000 gr is their limit....that is already a lot
That is only 1000 coins....no way that 1000 coins are gonna influence the price
Well I think the point is would you risk a dollar for the possibility of 20 grams of weed right now? I'd probably do it just as a lottery entry, and with this you'll actually get the weed over time.
Could be a good gamble, but I don't see the general public buying bitcoins to swap them to cannabiscoins to do a gamble
October 18, 2014, 08:00:30 AM
Okay. It's him.
Here is the screenshot of the node.
IRC node
#cann
Here is the screenshot of the node.
IRC node
#cann
October 18, 2014, 08:00:03 AM
A lot newbie accounts try to FUD and shake you out to steel your profit.
Don`t feed the Trolls. Don`t quote them, don`t answer them. Buy $CANN
Don`t feed the Trolls. Don`t quote them, don`t answer them. Buy $CANN
October 18, 2014, 07:59:42 AM
I dont understand the excitement....
There is only one sellingpoint whom has a limit of sells p/day.
Lets say....1000 gr is their limit....that is already a lot
That is only 1000 coins....no way that 1000 coins are gonna influence the price
There is only one sellingpoint whom has a limit of sells p/day.
Lets say....1000 gr is their limit....that is already a lot
That is only 1000 coins....no way that 1000 coins are gonna influence the price
Well I think the point is, would you risk a dollar for the possibility of 20 grams of weed right now? I'd probably risk a buck at 500 to 1 odds for 20 grams... and with this you'll actually get the weed over time. It's a risk, but a much better one than these other coins because you can actually score weed.
October 18, 2014, 07:58:45 AM
Alright, if it's a fake account then it's a pretty good one...I buy that it's real. I guess I consider this good news. It'll look good for CANN if HWC sells out of their daily limit. It should get a lot of press and bring big investments. It'd be cool to hear what other places are lined up to accept CANN, but I'm sure that's coming Monday. It's gotta be strategic so the price doesn't drop too hard after the event. Back to sleep.
This is great news, and wonderful strategy on the CANN team. This will get momentum going, which will attract media attention, and will bring other big members on board. The plants are in VEG state, which means I assume only a few months before full production, at which point the price will be close to parity, especially after the coming proof on Monday that CANN will be accepted!!
YES WE CANN!!!!!
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