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before 2 days CLOAK hit 0.00083 almost but after 2 days now 0.0004 so in cryptocurrency world say that it was pump N dump but i do not think so that it is but its looks like that and some users hate me a lot so please do not mind but this is truth talk again now you will have to accept

I think a group of people are forcing down the price,to buy later at low price…For the next week the price will rise again.

I agree. As I’ve said in previous posts in this thread, the increase in price was a result of the Bill Still report, not as a result of any new feature.

This is still a solid coin with good features. I wouldn’t be too concerned with this recent up-and-down action in the price. It will rise again, especially after the source is opened and it can be offered on Poloniex where it can be offered to more investors.

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