Yeah, I got one of those too, when I asked why they deleted that too - then
all my posts....
I saw a post showing that Blockchain Foundry were in deep financial trouble, about $2 milion or so - but that got deleted too & I can't remember who posted it. I suspected they were selling their bags to raise cash, but didn't want to believe it tbh because of my investment, but now that they are deleting all these posts asking questions I'm beginning to think you might be right. This so-called Peermountain "partnership" pretty much confirms it now too, it's an obvious scam/cash grab - maybe that's why Blockchain Foundry are into it?
This is all bad news for the Syscoin investor. It's a shame, because the main dev sidhujag is always working on the wallet in github, he just seems to be surrounded by scammers who are killing the coins reputation - & his of course.
Dear IconFirm,
I am really, really surprised that you claim you are a long-term investor in Syscoin.
I read your whole rant and I do understand some of your concerns, but I don't accept the way you are pushing through your agenda.
I am myself a long-term investor in Syscoin and just couldn't hold my horses agitated by the rampant injustice you are giving to the very hardworking Syscoin/Blockchain Foundry (BCFN) team. I really don't know what is wrong with you.
You may have your own reasons, basically seeing 3 points - Poloniex being a piece of shit treating their customers like crap; BCFN being a public company not being able to share information freely; PeerMountain customer relationship.
I get your points, but you have crossed the line. Such petty accusations, I am shocked!
I didn't know how fake news looks like, as I haven't seen such before where I've been positive they are fake. Now I know.
You are throwing random numbers and fabrications like they're popcorn. Deep Financial Trouble, WTF!?! Why $2 million in debt, and not $5 million, $15 million or $200 million. Just write down a couple more zeroes to sound more terrifying, it's not a big deal!
By the way, where is your proof about that allegation, as I am wholeheartedly saying this is the most ridiculuous thing I have ever seen! I just see many accusations with no proof whatsoever!Any reasonable investor would have found such information in the news already, if true, as Blockchain Foundry is a public company - an incorporation with shares, shareholders and dividends, like IBM and Hewlett-Packard! Good luck asking IBM about their exact plans with dates because you are hodling 5 shares of their company! There are rules for providing information, as it can influence the stock. Also, you shouldn't look at rants and promises like most other coins, like EOS and Tron. You should care if the companies deliver.
I scantily remember you whining for some time being kinda stung by Poloniex. Kinda, because your Syscoins were blocked in Poloniex, but once they unblocked, you got them back. We are all disappointed by Poloniex. My coins were locked in Polo for 10 days last August. But I didn't go on a killing spree mission throwing shit at Syscoin team. In fact, it doesn't have ANYTHING to do with Syscoin team!
Btw, why would you care so much about PeerMountain? It may be true what you say, or may not, I won't bother to check it out in details, as it's not significant for Syscoin long-term. It's one of the many, many, current and expected future partners-slash-customers of BCFN! Like Coinpayments, AiBB, AXS with ZUBX P2P Exchange, just to name a few. PeerMountain is just a customer, IconFirm! If you are a salesman in a clothing shop and a customer wants to buy something from you, do you ask for ID and full legal history, any fellonies committed, etc. It's none of Blockchain Foundry's business, for Christ's sake.
You may or may not have heard, but BCFN is now a public company listed on the Canadian Securities Exchange, and they have legal obligations to comply with and thus share information in a certain way, not just replying to some weird questions by anonymous user in an open bitcointalk thread.As a long-term investor, you should also know that most communication about Syscoin takes place in the Syscoin Slack channel, not here.There you go, you're invited:
https://syscoin.slack.comThe whole devs team are pretty communicative and helpful guys. And danosphere himself has a weekly session to answer all kinds of community questions each Friday at 4pm EST in #general channel on Slack.
But why bother, when it is way easier to rant your empty accusations and threats here!
As a matter of fact, I consider your behavior VERY aggressive and completely emotional, with nothing tangible to support your reasoning and a shame to be a fellow Syscoin investor based on your words.If I were them, I would feel disrespected too, even angry and pissed off and I would ask you to stop posting and also eventually delete your very negative comments and disruptive rhetoric for the normal constructive communication.
And based on this report from a Legendary Bitcointalk author, you have multiple BTCTalk profiles, most of them permabanned + nuked, dating back to 2015:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/--1064824Any normal person would ask you to stop and leave the forum. At some point it's too much. If you don't like the Syscoin project - just sell your Masternode coins and leave the project. Piece of cake. Convert your coins into another altcoin - they are ALL down right now - and leave it. Why the hassle?
Binance API hack happened exactly with Syscoin because SYS orderbook is extremely thin on the sell side. It has always been like this in the last couple of years. People ain't selling much, even in a bear market. How come? Instead of dumping, people are loading up on Syscoin. Strange?
And yes - I am a fake shill account since 2014 (pun intended), so let's spare you the effort and we can all take a deep breath of
fresh air - PLEASE SELL! I would be more than happy to buy your Syscoins.
