At the time, I'm not clear if most knew that Jasin
was involved with the development of Cachecoin with Kalgecin. It had an odd flavor to it, and most should have realized
that there really was no logical explanation of Jasin accepting Cachecoin at a discount, unless he and others
were dumping it to those that began buying it because of the large discount.
My theory is that Jasin accepted Cachecoin as part of a scheme with Kalgecin to sell an otherwise worthless coin and
generate a false marketplace and temporary demand for the coin to allow them to sell their holdings at a significant premium.
Then, when ASIC's are "delayed", offer of Cachecoin refunds (at 1/50th of value) are allowed and they keep the profits from
selling at the premium price when they never intended to deliver a working product.
When i made cach initially, Jasin wasn't involved at all. It's a bit after that we agreed to involve cach. We had no "scheme", yes, we did want to raise the coin value, who doesn't? But there's no scheme to it. And we haven't dumped any coins. And people who have paid with cach will receive their product as promised.
Fast-forward to August, with countless promises by Jasinlee to have an Exchange setup, ASIC delivered, and countless other
things, and there is no proof that has been provided that any work has even been done by Fibonacci towards a working ASIC. Questions are met with NDA statements, mysterious partners that stole coins, but then were recovered, and many other excuses
with no promises being kept.
We did have a partner, thibaud. who worked on the exchange and had the site running for the preorders. All was well and on track, until he started trying to make the asic deals behind our back and keeping quite for days. Scaring off our partners. Thus the delay in production. And then he went quite for a few weeks. with most of the coins he refused to send over.
So, allow me some conjecture that Jasinlee, the owner of Fibonacci, developer of Cachecoin who was conspiring with his
wife's account, his own account and Kalgecin's account with coinsflip.com are the same exact players (with others)
involved in the SCRYPT ASIC debacle.
Jasin is not the developer of cach, and wasn't involved in creating it with me. I created and developed it.
As for telling people to take legal action against him, the way you put it, it sounds personal. I'm pretty sure that these ASICs aren't the first to be delayed. These things are hard to predict. I wouldn't rush into screaming scam just yet.
kalgecin - here is what makes NO SENSE. You just explained more (Asic deals behind our back, scared off partners, etc) than Jasin will in the Fib thread. In fact - he was explaining in the XC thread that his developer had stolen coins BEFORE telling anyone in the litecoin thread.
It's so weird to me that continued layers of this onion are always peeled off in places OUTSIDE of the original thread where Jasin sold the shares. He is being beyond elusive. It comes across more of "How do I contain this so it doesn't bleed into my other projects" which make the answers ... unbelievable. And make people continue to seek answers with Jasin's partners. (He's stated Cache & XC are part of Fibonacci . . . )