You know I've been here from the start evangelising Ionomy. If you piece together all you know you'll see that 700% is about right

What I know is that the ICO price was ~45-55k sat, and it's ~50k now. You've said that you invested before ION (xpybits et al), so presumably paid more for XPY and converted to ION. Your claim makes it sound that your cost basis is ~8k, perhaps ~15k if you doubled it via staking.
Maybe you're counting your atoms. Since there is no public market it's hard to judge that. What was the original price of atoms/xpybits? 300k sat or so? Currently selling for ~200k?
Besides you're the one boasting about 700%, not sure why I need to piece anything together to prove YOUR claim.
I'm not counting atoms.......... some factors to consider
The ICO price was $20 to $25. BCT today that's 16k to 20k sats. 45-55k would mean an ICO price of 56 to 69 cents

The difference between 16k & 55k = profit
You don't factor in a years worth of staking rewards
Over the year at times the price dropped to 10k lows. If the price dropped to 12k I would buy as much as I could afford
As an investor price is utterly relevant. If I woke up tomorrow and couldn't control my warm loins so prematurely ejaculated sorry exited. It's nice to know that it would be at a profit which is kinda important when it comes to investment
And yet...
Like you the price to me is irrelevant as I'm not looking to sell anytime soon.
So basically, it's relevant when you want it to be for the purpose of gloating like a glib idiot. I also doubt that you'd be able to liquidate your entire position if you had a fit of the yips without crashing the price right back down and causing panic amongst the other whales/investors, so essentially you're trapped for now.
And I agree, like I've been saying for months now ultimately success will dependant on the teams ability to deliver and the market acceptance of their business plan NOTHING ELSE
You say this and yet you are unwilling to comment on the fact that the pool of players the flagship product -- worked on steadfastly for nearly a year behind closed doors and tested to within an inch of it's life (supposedly) by the expert whales -- has, on average, only around 30 players each week, a significant number of whom are people who were already investors in 'the ionomy' before the game launched. The fact is, no matter how much you choose to avoid it, that the market (i.e. the gaming community) doesn't want the game.
I'm not looking to sell anytime soon so to
ME pricing
TODAY is irrelevant. Once upon a time DASH was 50 cents now it's $71.... why not ION ?
Concerning Gravity I'm not avoiding anything........... I just don't want to comment on an incomplete product