So, is there any Alibaba contacts or not? or was it just made up to lure investors?
Everyone seems to be telling their own side of story and I can't seem to get anything real out of it.
I could careless if price hits 1 sat since that's not my interest. I wanna use the god damn market and smart contracts to sell stuff. One thing I'm really interested in is whether the roadmap will be followed? If you're telling me that Stevens, Bob, Lin & David are the only people associated with this coin then I think all hopes are lost and I refuse to believe that you can do anything to change it. If there is marketing team, HR, Alibaba contacts as it was said in the beginning then there is still hope alive. It doesn't mean I'm going to sell my share of Bay because sooner or later another whale would join in and try to pump it and I can get out during that pump. It just means that I won't be buying anymore until I see this thing working like Ebay is.
If anyone has an answer to it please respond.
Who is "BitBay Team"?
How many people are working on this project?
I would only accept answers of people I know can be trusted. FUDDERS don't even quote this because as much as you like fudding I'm not really interested in your perspective and what you have to say about it.
Well, considering what's been presented from both sides, I think we can safely draw the following conclusions:
No. There aren't likely contacts directly or indirectly with Alibaba (other than the same ones you or I could make by simply contacting vendors
currently on Alibaba). Evidence: David and Bob both indicated that either Gekko by himself or with Bob wrote the FAQ itself. David cited being displeased with some aspects of it, but it's pretty clear to me at least that Bob & Gekko were running that aspect as it was marketing. I'm sorry to put it that way but it seems to be the case.
It looks like those
are the only people associated with the coin - and in reality, it would seem that all (including David now by his own admission) were aware of the artificial nature of both the ICO and the operation. It would also seem that the sales of the coin during the ICO were also faked (phantom BTCs used) and that indeed some/all were knowingly dumping free BAY on the market to further extract even more BTC from investors.
Like most crypto now it seems, there maybe some characters that are/were 'worse' than others... but there doesn't appear to be any 'good' guys in this one. It's possible there were others in the 'background' waiting to step in - but considering 99% of this was deception and underhanded, right down to the sale itself - and the goals of most if not all involved... I think it's easier to believe that was bullshit, that it is to believe that was the one thing being truthfully represented.
As far as trading it... there's dead coins that haven't even got a dev, website, or even community - but they still occasionally put in a 33% bump in a day... unfortunately it's usually because they went from 3 sats to 4 sats but still. WC still has volume and seems to be holding at the 90 sats range, even some of the oddest oddballs (like BALLS actually - up 20% today as I type this). Your call on what you do - I, like you, had high hopes precisely because I wanted the marketplace and the momentum. But I think even if the former happens eventually, the latter is not likely to occur again.