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Re: [LAUNCHED][POW]⚡ELECTRONEUM⚡Official Moderated Thread
by
johntwo
on 05/12/2017, 21:25:25 UTC
Seriously, does anyone know how many ETN actually got sold in the ICO?  Was it all 6 billion?

More around 5 Billion

I am not an ETN investor or ICO buyer, so I have no stake, you are all free to disagree with the following:

It seems like one way to avoid a crash on release of ICO funds is to tier the ICO fund release.  For example, release half up front, and half in another month.  Some ICO investors may not like that - I would totally understand if they dont want to wait more - but it might be better for all of them because it reduces the risk of price crash.

Thinking about it more, the current supply is also ~5 billion, so there's no obvious reason why releasing the 5 billion additional ICO coins should do anything worse than (temporarily) cut the price in half.  Everyone knows those ICO coins exist, so releasing them shouldn't change ETN's market cap.  Thus, the price should at worst go to half of what it is at the ICO wallet release (before any further movements), which isn't all that bad.  This is just a theory, of course.  There are other theories to cut both ways.  Some might say that the current price should already account for the sell pressure from ICO coins - therefore the price should fall by less than half.  Others might say that ICO investors are more willing to sell than miners because they already have a big return, in which case the price might more than halve.  I think overall half is a good expectation, but this is just a layperson's analysis.  Do not invest/mine more in ETN or any currency than you can afford to lose.

Just let the market runs its course without external interference.
Only demand and supply should determine how ETN will fair after wallets are active.
If it crashes, it crashes; if it holds, it holds.


It's difficult to predict the price of ETN at ICO wallet release. It can go up or down. We just have to wait and see.

https://next.exchange/?ref=OTM1MzI4MTYyNA

Well gee whiz, since no one can predict prices maybe no one should be allowed to discuss price theories anywhere on any forum for any coin.

Will investors, and I mean those that actually bought into the ico not the lucky miners making money off this, have knowledge before everyone else of when the wallets will be open?

We should get the chance to trade first. Not shafted with the rest of those that clearly are doing this for quick profits.

All it takes is one investor letting one of his miner buddies know that it's time to sell, and it may very well be that a huge sell-off occurs before investors can get their coins to exchange.  That does seem unfair to investors, but not sure what anyone can do about it.