you fucked up by exiting your icn position mr reynolds....
I don't think so. Currently I'm at around 40% of my ICN total, but with much better growth potential IMHO. I'm happy with where I'm at right now.
Sometimes you gotta retreat out of a dead end so you can go farther forward.We shall see.
So you are going to sell MCO and buy PAY then?
MCO currently has a circulating volume of 9.45M and a current token value of $2.37 for a market cap of $22.3M. When PAY comes out, it will have a circulating volume of 84M bought for 200,000 ETH currently at $270 = $54M total.
I'm looking for a 5x price pop. Which one do you think is more likely to happen : 9.45M MCO tokens trading up to $111M total value, or 84M PAY tokens trading up to $270M total value, for roughly equivalent products - one of which is not playing in the American and Indian markets?
Token scarcity, lower target market cap price, and wider consumer market heavily favor MCO.
MCO doesnt't have a product. They have a whitepaper.
TenX has a working product.
MCO SAY that they are going to ship cards to the US. Once they have talked with their lawyers they will know that it's best not to atm for legal reasons.
Because TenX are years ahead of MCO, they know that already.
Do you think they would leave out the US or India if they could ship there without potential legal problems?
Once these problems are sorted out, they will ship to the US in Q4.
The TenX card has lower fees for users, more currencies to fund and better benefits for tokenholders compared to the MCO whitepaper card (or the Tokencard whitepaper card for that matter).
Looking at the marketcaps of other currencies, the $270M total value you proposed would be far too cheap for TenX, considering many of those in the top 30s are companies without a working product.