Dan is keeping the buy walls out of delusion and or ego. Mabe after a year or so he will say fuck it and let the coin die.
Remember that angel investors bought nokoin at half the presale price??
that is why spyware-pig needs to keep the price above 0.00002 for now
Presale buyers on the other hand are out of luck because spyware-pig doesn't give a shit about them
they already lost over 40% and will loose a lot more if they keep holding on
few months later he'll just say "
well, we tried and it didn't work out, sorry" and cancel the buy walls
price plummets and coin dies, bring on the next amazing revolutionary project please
The team might burn a few more of that presale income on publicity stunts desperately trying to lure in more newbies and prop up the price but everyone with a working brain knows by now to stay away from nokoin
the house of cards has already collapsed, the failed results speak louder than the hype and new victims will indeed be very hard to find
While we enjoy our BTC rocket ride, nokoiners keep sinking hopelessly on the leaking NoKoin boat of lies and incompetence
Neucon progress report
(based on facts, not approved by the NoKoin regime)
5 weeks after the postponed launch and heading towards the end of the second year of development the achievements are near zero:
- Peercoin was cloned and botched up - economically and most likely code-wise
- A laggy blockexplorer and a basic web wallet were created
- After 5 weeks the regime has staked around 200 million coins (which equals twice the amount allegedly sold to the ICO victims)
- Some survey coins have been sent out. To be able to receive them the regime needs your cell-phone number, your facebook account, your personal data, maybe some forum PMs and additionally you need a spoonful of luck, because the process is as buggy as everything else.
- Their forum community is close to non-existant, consisting of mainly very debatable characters (e.g. torrgeak, darteous, superman) and team members
- Price tanked, although the regime had to accumulate the majority of coins sold on the exchanges
- Distribution a total disaster
- Bitcoin funds melting, Seychelles and Isle of Man are expensive
- Big ad campaign luckily doesn't work, new victims are hard to find
- Sandrine has gone silent, not even copy-pasting rubbish and posting "yadda-yadda we are so busy and happy"-crap
- Users are being cheated, investors fooled, questioners left in the dark, lies spread
- Centralization, corruption and censorship rule
On the bright side: *tumbleweed*
Yeah sure. Most fudders I've come across tend to be involved in they own coins (scams or not). Bitcointalk forumites don't suddenly become wise and benevolent creatures that will do no wrong when they reach Senior and Hero status.... 
