Open TN

Thanks for the fast response, I understand what you are saying, but I was just pointing out I felt a bit mislead.

On the upside most people I have spoken to in person (not forums etc.), have said the same as what I have been thinking.
Which is: although the token circulation shown on marketcap is generally seen as incorrect. The circulation is still very low and the trade volume very low, so even though there's a high chance this will go down a bit and level out for a while. When the bounce comes, it will quick, so chances are unless you sit in front of a screen 24/7, the chances of missing it and having to buy in much higher are very high.

Most of the people I talk to about this token are day trader or ex. day trader types who find it hard to see value in most tokens. Where as this has backing of a fairly strong company with experience in online trades, money transfers and customer service. Which most start ups just don't have. The main risk here is in the block chain bit, which I see as a lower risk than the other 3, particularly if the if the coders are willing to ask for help if they get stuck (something I think they should do if the case arises). Very easy to do if its open source, although I fully under stand why some company's go route if I don't fully agree will it.

To sum up I'm not bashing this token, just felt I needed to put some thoughts out there, partly because of the fud, some real facts might come from it and help.

I'm also looking out for info on fee structure and the token swap (then what they can used for), although all this could be a way off yet. This sort of info would make a stronger case for buying more.