Topic: CannabisCoin [CANN][X11][Official] Developments & Discussions - page 290. (Read 706133 times)

Too many ppl have too many btc that they just throw around. Which manipulates markets every single persin here including myself has been played. It will continue with every coin that comes out. its been getting worse for a while now. Regulation is needed and that will kill crypto. thts the end game

You madman, the dollar will be dead within a year. The fed is bankrupt, and the whole global financial system is falling apart.

2008 is gonna look like a birthday party.

Phoenix craiglist, ebay etc but do it as donation though. If someone can set up a website to buy cann with paypal/credit card that'll be a huge help too.

You madman, the dollar will be dead within a year. The fed is bankrupt, and the whole global financial system is falling apart.

2008 is gonna look like a birthday party.

Game over for crypto all coins will do this. its 100x worse than fiat. only way to stop it is to stop buying crpytos

I have been scouring through azmarijuana.com looking for patients who need meds, I have contacted as many as I can find who are in need and have sent them a simple explanation of CANN and offered to send them enough to get some meds, if anyone can find a better way of finding those in need I would love to hear it.

Personally I don't think the discussions should be so focused on the price and PnD's, we should be looking at building infrastructure to help sick people who can't afford $20-30/gram. That is what the coin is for, not filling the pockets of crypto nerds.

Again, any suggestions are greatly appreciated, lets help some sick people!


Psilent

LOL - 1k soon

woke up and saw the dump!!!!

Thanks for the cheap coins guys, doubled my holding with yesterdays profits Smiley

YES WE CANN!!

Dig through my posts, I've made every honest attempt to help organize initiatives as well as put together marketing approach guides and optimize optimize handling fud. With that being said, I have some concerns:

- I'm surprised a pr release wasn't created a week before hand. There were some great pictures/posts leading up the event, however, it would have made it easier to put on different business wires.

- I understand the privacy of the patient when it comes to video. I read that the first person didn't want to be recorded, did we have anyone that chose to show some transactions?

- What is the marketing plan now that the event ended? There is still plenty of positive PR we could utilize.

- Did we get any good video of the reactions of your employees from the event? Showing their excitement would be something that could build a story around.

- I can't even imagine how busy you must have been, but the problem is, neither could investors. We needed someone down there to live tweet and send something back to the crypto community. There was a lot of build up for the event, the missing reporting left investors concerned.

- Was any media present? If so, do we expect to see a news story?  If no media, did your team need help from the grassroots? Do we have a media kit?

- You mentioned it's not surprising that the crypto community at large wouldn't care about marijuana patients. I do. Did we give them a reason to get excited during the event? How about our follow-up over the next 48 hours?

- I think all the coin fighting hurts investors. Do you see a way all the devs from the major marijuana communities could come to some type of consensus on what is acceptable behavior between communities. While you can't prevent community members to act independently, you could have each community put some pressure.


I was never the $5 a coin cheerleader, nor was I the doom and gloom guy expecting it to crash.  I'm an investor, I like the cause and hoping to have some of those questions addressed.  I don't care about 'feeding the whales' and 'dump incoming' and 'suckers I made x amount of money'. I know those type of comments are fun for some people, simply looking to see how I can best help and protect my long term investment.