I hated the old silk, but this seems promising. I wonder if original silk is gonna pump again now? Anyways, I'm watching, and will probably throw some btc's at the crowdsale only because I believe in the potential the dev team brings to the table. Any good estimate when the crowdsale will begin? and will there be any bonus for early investors?
crowdsale is scheduled for 2022.
I've reported you for your conduct, or lack there of.
You have no idea how to be a part of a community and we don't want people such as yourself involved in ours.
Please do one and go back to your Monero hole.
well i hope it can be released in the next 6 years?
only 2.5 bitcoins back down to 500 satoshis or so. hopefully you folks arent holding for 6 years or it will be down to 5 sat lol
You can keep trying to force an answer, you wont get one. How can we give a date when we don't have one?
You're the most annoying person I have had the displeasure of meeting in a very long time. You also talk so much s#!t it's untrue.
me being annoying is your opinion and you're welcome to it. the silk market shrivelling up due to a year of talk and no action is the truth not fud. not to rain misery down on the thread but between your last project you left (which you promised the weaver under the name cystum as I've found in the sterling coin thread) and this one is now two years of vapor with nothing released. call me whatever you want but my questions have been valid. luckily between the few members in this thread they own likely and ll the silk in the world and they'll keep chanting your name because if they don't they'll lose any chance of their investment being worthwhile. why this thread is even open I don't know. yes the Camel is a shadow. shadow of the past.
1) When I started work on DarkSilk/Silk in April last year it wasn't to a deadline and the price of Silkcoin was at 50 satoshi then, it has only increased since I began work.
2) Cystum is just a multipool which was standalone.
3) If this is what you believe then why are you here?
We only recently had an article written about Sterlingcoin in cointelegraph which spoke about its price stability and commended it - http://cointelegraph.com/news/britsh-pound-of-the-21st-century-interview-with-sterlingcoins-steven-saxton
I also didn't walk away from Donationcoin or Sterlingcoin, which I created. I appointed lead developers and development continues. Just because I created something does not mean I have to be the one that maintains it, where is Satoshi Nakimoto in the Bitcoin development team?
Also Sterlingcoin did nothing but cost me money, servers, seeds, website hosting and more. Donations were sparse and it wasn't an autonomous entity like DarkSilk, the same goes for Donationcoin.
I have a stack of Sterlingcoin t-shirts which I spent £100's on as well which I have sat here.
So tell me, what part of my hard work, commitment, investment and time don't you like?
The part where is seems you havent released anything in over 2 years and price is based on being an 'active' dev in these threads.
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