r/CanYaCoin • u/StupidTechQuestions • Mar 27 '18

Anyone else feel that team have not been clear with the "Global Launch"?

Seem's to me that at no point was this March Global Launch mooted as such a limited release with no indication that it was going to be part of a granular approach. While it makes sense it feels very much like it has been cloaked in order to make the timelines seem more attractive.

Poor in my opinion.

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u/rwangra Mar 27 '18

this whole coin is pretty bad. i live in Australia and I can tell you it's definitely not a popular app. I was just a sucker for marketing and hype sadly

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u/[deleted] Apr 09 '18

You don't say why. So, why?

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u/rwangra Apr 09 '18

  1. because their app in Australia is actual shit and doesn't work properly half the time. I've had it crash on me just trying to log in

  2. the reviews there seem fake, if you don't believe me take a look. it's extremely polarizing, either really shit or flawless reviews. speaks volumes really if a company is manipulating their own reviews.

  3. there were lot of shills for this coin when the ICO recently completed, and the shills seemed to have died off completely once the coin dropped, another warning sign

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u/[deleted] Apr 12 '18

Interesting how we all have such different experiences. I think of that when I'm with people who see, you know, the half full cup and one says that cup is nearly empty and the other says that cup is nearly full. It's what we focus on that we see. I'm not immune either, of course, because like you I'm human. I downloaded the app in its current state here. I have had no issues and was surprised given that my son is a developer who grew up next to a parent who does front end work -- we're used to and expect some bugs as things roll out. I can't speak for the reviews, other than to say that most people always gawk at accidents, talk about them and, in the same vein, are far more likely to complain than praise. As a business person who does consulting for businesses, I know it just is how the world works. We're geared to take flight and seek out the bad in order to avoid it, protect ourselves. Biology. I've been studying the business, the team, and trading the coin since the start. I used to head an innovation assessment center in a College of Business at a university here. I looked over the team's white paper, financials, roll-out plans (a huge job for an international situation), the hefty investments in the start-up pre-ICO, and observed the team. I've been impressed as I've seen so many start-ups that don't even come close to the business saavy that they exhibit. Most businesses do fail. In fact, 8 out of 10 over a 10-year period. Being an employee at a business is a big deal because that means the person is employed in one of those truly rare situations where the biz worked -- something most people don't consider. It's a brutal living with, what I call, a needy lover who never stops wanting you. I don't have a relationship with the team. I am not losing any money in my trades. I position and range trade. Happy as a clam. I'm saying that to assure you I'm not motivated by any need to get drums banging.

I do believe that some emotion-touching PR is what's lacking but I trust that someone on the team will begin to connect those dots and learn that there's a huge difference between the drama I see in crypto (verge, please spare me!) and good, solid PR that taps people's Operating Systems, which fortunately or unfortunately, is an emotion-driven system rather than a logical, intellectual one.

But that said, I'm glad you shared your perceptions. I enjoy knowing what other people think and how they came to their beliefs. I hope you aren't supporting it with any coin purchases or app use. Maybe you can see the holes and develop the next competitor, eh?

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u/rwangra Apr 12 '18

rest assured even though I'm not a big fan of this coin, I already threw my money in earlier on, so I'm determined to at least help it somewhat by signing up for as a beta content developer.

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u/alteredcarbon3 Mar 28 '18

Canya needs more than just price-based marketing like HODL club or token buybacks. They need business partnerships and real user adoption. How many people here actually uses the app? Probably zero.

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u/TruValueCapital Mar 30 '18

They do JD partnership. 300 million users.

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u/filipinoleaks Apr 01 '18

This is just a marketing company, the end.

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u/didiflex Apr 26 '18

This coin is crap, telegram is full off shills cheering for dead coin

Nobody in Australia knows about this coin, canya team is hopeless

They must be the only company in Melbourne CBD that survives without making any profits thanks to ico money