(1) You can't really measure the price per token on a standalone basis as cheap or expensive - it needs to be considered in the context of the value you expect to derive from the token.
The nominal price is not a reliable measure.
Well yes we need to decide if it's over- or undervalued.
So we have to see what value there is right at this moment. From the information that was given up until this point it's probably overvalued.
The entire market capitalization would be $266 million. I still haven't seen proper justification for this valuation.
That carbon offset deal is the only thing that is there right now and you still have to audit the land to see how many carbon credits there are. No idea how long this is going to take and when you can start selling those credits. 2 years? After that the selling of those credit will
maybe pull in about $5m-15m a year. Which is good, but no justification for the price. The rest of the projects are just vague dreams with no real plans that were presented.
Also when are you planning to have ecobits tradeable on crypto exchanges? Right after the ICO?