wat wait i though vericoin is shit and has no actual development the devs are not suited for the crypto currency and [insert barabbas]
why is vericoin @14 k from 7 k now....... i just dumped my 300 k vericoins....
barabass i trusted your comments... and monkeys too
my trust is lost, after buying on the top and selling at the bottom
You can trust my comments because they will be ALWAYS the truth -as I see it, of course-. I have been, and stated so, a staunch supporter of this project from the get go. I remain. Even taking things into my own hands. But that doesn't mean I am not a critical thinker and I don't see reality. I do. Crystal clear. And this coin went to under 7k -and probably was on the way to total doom-, among other things, because the devs here were (are) doing NOTHING... oh I know they are "working" on some things, secret of course... One of them is so secret that it appears to be a blatant copy of something already implemented by PINK, by the way. Desperately, they announced the upcoming announcement of some "secret weapon" -that I guarantee you is going to be a disappointment-. So yes, I am being very critic of the actions -and, especially, non-actions- of the dev team. But that doesn't mean I don't continue seeing the potential. Trust me or don't I do not care. I post it like it is. You didn't ask me if I was going to do something about it, did you? If you would have asked I would have told you that I was about to propose an experiment that couldn't possible hurt since we were in dire situation, on the verge, again, of the precipice. Instead, you acted on your own but now somehow you pretend you were prompted by my posting and those of others.
Sorry pal, that's just pathetic, ok?
Now, I REMAIN, exceptionally critical of this children playing dev in their spare time and convinced they are wiser than anyone in crypto and outside of crypto. They continue havind done NOTHING, not even supporting a project that obviously has got the community galvanized and the investor hot on VRC again. If they do not, would it be any wonder if some in the community decide to dump and move to more receptive, proactive projects? It is way too much to ask of the community, even of one as amazing and strong at Vericoin's, that they alone save the coin while the devs spend time at leisure, do nothing and promise great things that somehow never materialize.
From the enthusiasm to the despair is a very, very short trip. Their support -since nothing else of significance seems to be coming and, if it does, it will be much, much better-, is absolutely needed to take this rebound to the 30-40k level. It isn't a Pump in the traditional sense. Although there will be some dumping, of course, at some point. Who cares? This is BRANDING the product. Signal a direction. Clean crypto. The good guys. Worldwide action. Worldwide interest... World Vericon Day is only the start. The event. The real work come afterwards. And it is required that it is sustained, the contacts maintained and exploited -in media-, the conversations translated into actions. We will be creating awareness way beyond any other cryptocurrency has ever done before. And we need to follow up. big time.
Oh and, by the way, while all the support and awareness in social networks and everywhere is much needed, natural and promoted, from Youtube to Twitter to this forums, this is a
POUND THE PAVEMENT project. The net references are just that, references. We are going top the people in the street. With a target: at least 1 in 5 will be intereste3d in digital currencies; at least 1 in 10 will become a Vericoiner. Lets do it, lets carry the experiment and let's see where it takes us. And one year from today, lets evaluate and decide what we could have done better. If the devs work with the community, I guarantee you that we will be much, much higher, exponentially even, than we are today.
Once again, trust me or don't it is up to you. I never lie and will never lie, you can trust that. But what you actually do reading me (your perception of me), and others, is your sole responsibility.
