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https://coinmarketcap.com/2 , placed 103 Sad

Can Gulden recover from this devastation on coinmarketcap?

Sold this shit for a loss, once it goes out of the top 100 its over for this coin or any coin.

Well maybe if their marketing wasn't aimed at people in towns like Pekela then the coin might get somewhere.

If everyone in Pekela would be using Gulden for day to day payments.... that would be awesome. Yet, something tells me this is not the case.

The problem is by marketing to the poorest people in the country when bitcoin price rises like it's doing there isn't enough Euros to sustain the price and if you look on coinmarketcap the ranking is collapsing because most people in Oude Pekela on average can't afford to hold more then 100nlg. These same people will dump on 10% Euro profit.

I sold this coin a few months ago and held onto the bitcoin and today I am benefiting with large profits. I might get back into Gulden with the same bitcoin if the price goes under 1000 sat like it was until the end of last year.

The developers should at least be open about targeting underprivileged communities so investors wanting to make profits can avoid this coin with a ten-foot pole, while I admire the developers for trying to get the underprivileged onto the blockchain, those same buyers will sell out to the rich when the price goes up a little from when they purchased.

Gulden has been stable against GBP for a few weeks m8. It is true the coin is suffering in ranking because it's valued at fiat. Gulden is in desperate need of more direct fiat pairings if it's going to get more exposure mainstream.