Quote from: poornamelessme on April 03, 2016, 06:08:36 PM

Quote from: ljm81new_again on April 03, 2016, 03:01:09 PM

Its ever gonna hold a price anywhere near one maid token so anyone that buys in now is gonna lose heavily, which is why it pumped from 6000sats out of nowhere cuz some greedy muppet dint know maid was a token lololol.

Best of luck with your project but the price of maid is all out off wack!!

I am curious what will happen to the price after release, especially after the full release, not MVP. Logically one would think it'd go down after token conversion, then it depends on marketing and usage. Assuming it gets used at all.

As for the current price... all coin prices seem out of whack to me, including btc. It actually pumped from a lower starting point, was sub 4K before the recent pump. Of course the price is being manipulated (like all coins) --wasn't out of nowhere, by the way, it was due to MVP talk.

But the question isn't what will be the price after the token conversion, but what will happen to the price when MVP is finally announced for release.

it didnt pump from 6k sat "out of nowhere" it went up because the pre-mvp came out. thats what theyre testing for the past 2 months. once its good enough there will be the mvp release (soon?) and after that gets ironed out then we can have a mainnet.
its not like theres going to be another 70% of coins rleeased at launch. people will have to provide resources to get coins on the main net. aka be online, serve get requests, and provide storage. when they get a request and are online to serve it theyll be awarded coins. your not going to be rich on launch with a 10 tb server. besides marketcap is what 30 something million now, which is 5x ipo price after years of work and a year since the ipo. look at what eth price did in less time, is eth overvalued. (yes but not by 1000x)
the point of this is an entire decentralized internet. do you think an internets worth les than 30 million marketcap because i think its worth just a tiny bit more personally.