Nice one the day keeps getting better for all the faithful $PAC investors.

Technically, yes. But that error message means you haven't properly configured the sentinel to keep the MN engaged with the network. The sentinel source is located here:

https://github.com/PACCommunity/sentinel

The network doesn't currently enforce sentinel usage but it's a good idea to enable it if you can. Also, you can see your MN status at:

http://monitor.masternodes.work/monitor

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No need to delete it, you just need to configure the sentinel piece to get the ENABLED message showing.

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responded =).

. To make it easier for you January 27 2018 I'd when it was mentioned. Glad I could clear that up for you.

Thanks for your response.

I have been invested in $PAC since 18th December. I could have sold at the ATH when others were buying in and they are the ones that are now feeling hurt by their decisions.

I didn't cash in then and when it dropped back down I increased my stock. We all have our own way of doing things and we all should hopefully learn from our mistakes.

I did my due diligence and I have been for many years. When I go into an exchange and trade at the "wrong" price that is my mistake. I am not going to blame someone else for my decisions.

Oh and from my due diligence I have found $PAC to deliver time and again and their masternode program is almost to good to be true.

FACT

Another 19 masternodes were set up in the last 7 hours while I was asleep.

Actually, correction make that 21 another 2 have gone up while I typed this.

http://monitor.masternodes.work/monitor

Your welcome and good luck.

If you need help with anything else, just ask.

I still don't understand your logic. You've made several comments and none seem to make any logical sense to me. Your original arguments were that $PAC is a scam because people were buying at 1 sat when they could have bought lower on other exchanges.

The real irony there is the reason $PAC started out at around 200 sats is because PAC was available on TradeSatoshi at a rate of 1000 PAC for approximately 200 sats -- exactly 1000:1. Actually, $PAC was higher than the price of 1000 PAC initially but as people arbitraged it from the PAC/DOGE pairings it leveled off around 200 sats. From there it declined as people, like yourself, incorrectly defamed the team and claimed it was a scam because they had overpaid in satoshis months ago. People at Cryptopia dumped believing the FUD and the price dipped greatly. Then people realized: Hey, wait, the team is still here, they're still working on the things they said they would, and oh maybe I did overpay and owned up. Shockingly, after that the price went up.

But instead of looking at the facts, you just illogically suggest that $PAC is a pump and dump scam because the price went up since you started your rant about the price collapsing because...reasons.

If you'd like to make a logical argument, ask a reasonable question, or in anyway do anything other than just spout off unsubstantiated comments; I'm happy to have a dialog. But simply accusing people, who are working hard on the $PAC project, of being a scam is just a waste of everyone's time.

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Please do not quote all the thread if is not necessary, reading this has become frustrating!

You ask a very fair question, so I'll try to clear it up because it seems to be a point of confusion on here and on reddit. I've been in crypto since 2013 and one thing that's remained universally true throughout that time, is exchanges do whatever changes want. Cryptocurrencies are decentralized blockchains. There's usually a core team behind the source (aka. the group that controls the source repository) but anyone can run the chain, anyone can use the chain, and anyone can fork the chain. For example, right now, you can take the $PAC source, fork it, and form a new chain. If you can convince all the $PAC users (and the exchanges) to use your fork, you would control the coin.

No one asks the development team to list a coin. If an exchange wants to list a coin, they can. If they want to pair it with USD, BTC, ETH, or some random exchange only currency -- they can and there's nothing the developers can do about it. I wasn't on the team as I mentioned, but having worked with them for several weeks now I can tell you they're a hard working group with good intentions and I honestly believe they reached out by every means possible to warn $PAC supporters. I've yet to meet a single person who seemed ill intention on the $PAC team.

At the time, there was also no channel to Cryptopia. I wasn't there then, but I was there when Cryptopia decided to start communicating. Even then, to be frank, the information flow was rather lacking. The team would be told one thing and something else would happen. As I mentioned before, exchanges do what exchanges want -- always have, always will.

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