Here's some food for thought:
The value of this coin is going to drop until all speculators/volatility are shaken out of the market. Stuff like the multipool etc is just prolonging that stage.
Let it the floor and then build value from the ground up by developing the mobile app and developing various niche markets etc, those aspects that have fundamental value.
Multipool adds no real value, just contradicts the stated purposed of the brand, inflates the price and attracts more fickle speculators that add volatility to the currency with actually doing anything to develop stuff that adds value. They are only here while they can draw money from the project then they bail as soon as they can. This is why everyone thinks altcoins are shitcoins and a pump and dump.
If we want MINT to survive and prosper we have to transcend the "shitcoin" paradigm somehow.
Your argument against a multipool makes no sense. A multi pool devalues other altcoins while increasing the value of Mintcoin. That is a FACT.
Most altcoins exist purely to be sold for Bitcoin.
Give me a valid argument against a multipool. I BEG you.
I already gave you a valid argument, you quite simply don't have relevant expertise to understand it. You see a short term "pump" as desirable so you can unload your coins quick. If that is your only goal of course what I said doesn't make sense to you. What you describe as "FACT" is parasitism, plain and simple, not something that adds fundamental value to the brand.
However if you must have a multipool be my guest I'm not going to try and stop you, even though I think it is a wasted effort.
I don't have the relevant expertise? You don't know a thing about me, and your argument is far from valid.
Constant buy pressure and further distribution of the coin is anything but fickle. Unless you think it's not working for Bitcoin. I'd love to see you explain that one.
Also, I have no intention of unloading my coins, so don't quit your day job to start up that new fortune teller booth. You and the Mintcoin team seem to be fine watching the price of Mintcoin plummet.
When active members of the community are working toward a resolution, we are not only ignored, but actively worked against. If you think posting links to a bunch of fly-by-night internet merchants is going to add value to Mint, you are sorely mistaken.
People aren't as stupid as you think they are, if the developers continue to let the coin stagnate someone will come along and do it better.