LOL - "Dot is just a tipping a coin"

That's one very myopic way of looking at "investing" into DOT. Another way is to not derive value solely from its current state, rather you'd look at the project from an investment standpoint (which is future state). This isn't equities; you're not buying S&P value caps with dividends. You're buying startups which are all pre-revenue.

LOLcatz - please stop investing now

I'll leave this final note here:
Cryptopia currently uses DOT to add new listings. This is a supply and demand game at best. Therefore, what you're doing is driving up the price for the companies that want to REALLY BADLY list their coin on an exchange, so their own Market Cap can increase 10x. With that increase, they then can cash out and make money.

Do you think a company, which stands to make hundreds of millions of dollars is going to play into price elasticity over a few BTC? We're talking hundreds of millions of dollars versus a few more extra BTC that it will cost them to list their company on Cryptopia.

You really don't see the vision in this investment play...