It's interesting seeing newer people looking at the coin and having no idea what kind of work, time, money and sacrifice has gone into it. That would all be meaningless if it weren't for the technological innovations being built around the chain. I would venture to say that most don't even realize the potential applications of this blockchain and development around it. The coin is just a piece, it has a monetary value assigned to it due to Exchange trades. The reason for the recent rise is new releases that have been worked on for a while now and are the foundation of things being built(or already built) on top of it that takes this project from fintech to as the philosophers say...something that is greater than the sum of all its parts. The more people see it as another alt coin, the more shake out will occur and put what is essentially a new animal into the hands of those that see the the idea outside of only the financial sector. Who could have guessed the Mr Arch, Moby, pay to be on my slack was a scammer? Every single person that has had any real contact or input on this project did. Edgar got BTC given to him and he controlled the Arch markets from the get go. Anyone that couldn't see that learned a valuable lesson. As for IOC, it has one place to go now. People will take profits at times and the assigned exchange value will drop. Now that we are where we are with development, I would agree with Crazy to anyone that sells at 3 cents is going to be kicking themselves in the ass later. Only time will tell. Best wishes for all on how they choose to buy/sell/hold/stake with I/O.

A guy who pretends to have read a magazine article about crypto once,

Sam