Shoot for the Moon or Take It Slow? Tech Giants Talk Blockchainhttp://www.coindesk.com/happens-tech-giants-build-blockchain/Yorke, whose company is currently valued at $397.58bn, said:
"The interesting thing with starting small is you can have a quick win. The tough part is theres not a lot of value."a picture from CoinDesk's article:
http://image.shutterstock.com/z/stock-photo-building-and-moon-362151929.jpg
A MOON related picture (and a headline) just a coincidence?
Or what do you think?
Meanwhile investors slowly buy MOON for 1 Satoshi:
https://bleutrade.com/exchange/MOON/BTCIt looks like investors are ready to buy for BTC, but probably they are discouraged a little with observing numerous dumps of small quantities of MOON on small -DOGE and -LTC markets during last weeks. Probably Mooncoin could only benefit from delisting small markets.
On the other hand it looks like a good opportunity if you buy on small markets now. Again, the problem is that only small quantities are available for trading there, that's why big investors would prefer to buy for BTC even if a price higher than one on dumped small markets. We are quite sure that anyway there will be bids at one Satoshi level sooner or later, sooner rather than later.
Investors will realize finally that Mooncoin is one of very few really interesting coins with no artificial buy walls nor ICO for millions of dollars, it is a coin which gives a fair opportunity to any follower, who would like to join the blockchain evolution and to share its philosophy of decentralization.