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And it seemed like they had a really buddy, buddy relationship, right?

Coin store got some liquidity.

and started launching market maker transactions.

When the block tag team was starting to roll out a lot of these different things for the exchanges, they chose, they cherry picked who they were going to provide liquidity to based on who would follow it the way they want it.

Because what they wanted to do was they wanted to force a 5 cent price.

Remember they told you that we're launching at 5 cents.

They told you that we're guaranteeing we're launching at 5 cents.

They said it at least 20 times.

We are launching at 5 cents.

They were going to do that by way of market maker.

I explained market maker market maker is automated bots, creating artificial orders.

The second part of this then is the block bag team blocked the ability to do any deposits of your pre-sale coins, which means you had to trade on the exchanges themselves.

They would use the market maker to basically sustain the price.

Understand that they're still working on blockchain related stuff under the hood, but they rushed out getting on the exchanges.

Now, Pionex, I'm talking the international one, was one of these that launched and initially had some market maker pumps and then died off.

The United States side, which is WeBot now, used to be Pionex.us, but WeBot now, initially opened up deposits for a couple of hours.

A bunch of people tossed millions of BDAG in there.

WeBot closed it down, but it was already too late.

Now there's roughly, I'm going to estimate about 50 million BDAG floating around.

And we bought right now, we bought later opened up deposits, full scope.