Really good news... now patience is asked
And what next? why they are silent ? Why do you do snaptchota without having prepared HLM? where is wallet? where is the future?
SPR -80%
HLM No start
Not very professional developers
Not surprised...snapshot non sense was a nice excuse to lead to a what 60x pump on SPR. Snapshot completed...90%+ insta drop. Sure the guys behind this turd bought 1000 sats level and insta dumped once the snapshot was done.
Explains the 90%+ drop...that amount of coins dumping is big and the amount of shaved profits selling down to 1000 sats is huge.
At least this wont see the light of Bittrex...belongs on yobit.
Looks like you want to buy HLM cheaply once it start trading in Cryptopia that's why you are complaining and talking it down. You look an intelligent person, I don't blame you, I want to buy cheap HLM as well... So good luck.
Not taking down or complaining about it. Describing what I see, this reminds me of Zclassic and Zen snapshot. I honestly won't be touching HLM or SPR for that matter. Not interested in MN coins anymore.
The ZCL/ZEN shot definitely had it's issues. Yet both coins are still in development, ZEN especially, and after the hype ZCL pump, post-snapshot dump, and ZEN fluctuating to find it's baseline, it's been a rather stable market for both. ZEN still has some serious potential, and ZCL won't vanish like some though, although I doubt it will ever develop much beyond an also ran ZEC code-fork (which is literally what it was meant to be).
That is, unless the ZCL folks make inroads against ZEC.
In this case SPR/HLM is a little different because the projects really aren't related much at all. Spread was just a low-value low-cap coin that was available at the time to use for a snapshot for HLM (whatever contributing factors the devs had for making money on the switch aside), but the direction HLM is going is radically different than SPR.
Provided SPR has any real direction that is, my sense from holding and following it because of Helium was that it was a single dev project, and that dev was rather uninterested in really pushing the code development anyway.
