Quote from: zyzzyvas on March 13, 2017, 12:35:18 PM

I invested $5,000 into Uno this summer but am second guessing myself a bit. Bitcoin has doubled since this summer (~$600 to ~$1200) but Uno has seemed to halve in price. So my initial investment is about the same, or maybe I'm down a little bit. If I had just kept it as bitcoin, I'd be up to $10,000. Since I'm a value investor with my stocks and mutual funds, I'm in Uno for the long haul.

I am very pro Uno; that's why I sunk so much into it. I'm wondering if this a common theme for Uno over 4 years, for it to adjust with bitcoin so that the $$$ value of overall investments is constant? That is, when the price of bitcoin goes up, Uno goes down.

Compared to bitcoin, what are you guys seeing for the future of Uno?

It is definitely a trend that in any given movement UNO seems to stick more to a general USD value than a bitcoin value. There will always be a better performing stock or crypto or whatever you're investing in; if you don't want to stress about it then think about UNO in USD terms, or at least be sure to enjoy the times that Bitcoin falls 50% and UNO triples in satoshi value.

Looking at distribution/activity of UNO & the behavior of other similarly-aged coins around UNO on coinmarketcap.com, I would not be surprised to see it experience major bull runs within the next few years. We've just got to continue doing what we're doing: communicate here, buy more UNO, host nodes, contribute to hashrate, join the UNO group in the Telegram app, talk about it on Twitter, etc. If we do that then eventually supply (sell pressure) will dry up below $4 or $5, that's when people will take notice and UNO will get the attention it deserves.

Looking objectively at a graph of the market cap in USD over the last 3 years, it does appear to be a slight overall downtrend. However inflation was relatively significant during most of that time, and it has been a volatile, eventful few years. We are in a different era now: inflation rate at 0.12% and continually falling, relatively stable mining, nodes, exchanges, software, etc. We'll see what happens but selling at $1.75 does not seem like a good move to me.