Suchmoon
In answer to your questions
So what happened to the XPY.io debit card then? SmileyDon't know and don't really care. The focus on gaming is for me is by an order of magnitude bigger than any benefit a debit card would bring. When I bought Bits I knew nothing about ION or the focus on gaming the Bits bought were to help fund the XPY platform of which the debit card was a key reason to buy.
Note if I didn't like the focus or direction I could just auction off my bits for BTC
today and walk away with profit. Just like going into a shop buying something for $10 that wasn't what was adverted then going back and getting a $13 refund.
Or maybe a better question - how much time do you need to gauge if your investment in ION is a good one?For me 4 years = potential for exponential growth I'm not selling my Atoms anytime soon
For example back in the XPY rebellion days I was asking when the XPY price is going to go up and was told that it's a slow process etc. Now a year and -95% later it turns out it wasn't meant to be.I believe the final nail in the XPY coffin is with the
XPY Devs and their however many million coins they acquired when they rebelled. Add to this Crapsty, BTClend, stupid inflation levels you have the perfect shit storm. The moment there was any uplift in price bang a dump to a slightly lower level as a stream of coins were slowly being dumped
Plus it didn't help that at a fundamental level XPY is a broken coin fueled with coin making machines that added no value but coin production. Broken prime controllers, broken micro primes didn't exactly help the price either.
The beauty of hind sight shows XPY.io didn't stand a chance but at least they tried
So what's it gonna be this time? Will it take a year? Less? More? There is not much in the way of a proper roadmap (no dates after step 2: https://ionomy.com/about/roadmap ) so I'm wondering how you'll judge their performance.Don't know they're the ones with a roadmap. Ultimately I judge their performance based on my dealings with them over the past year.