Eventhough the price finally went up, it stayed below its (previous maxed) 0.30 USD. I'd speculate this was instrumented to keep all those who want to bail out once they reach their "0" (0.30 USD). Now the project is gaining it's momentum to jump to 0.35+ USD to keep investors in. Am I wrong in my predictions?
One more problem that bothers me is that the market volume is back to its casual 200k USD. Did all the hype about Forbes article already calmed down?
Volume is low but I hope to see xaurum on some big exchanges, but exchanges owners are very greedy to add new coins to their exchanges. I know prices are crazy to add coin. Maybe now is right time to make new european exchanges.
What you said is completely irrelevant regarding my post. With the right (
and enough) media approach they don't need new exchange markets. Let's not forget Xaurum is currently ranked 358 (it used to be in the top 50 - at that time new exchanges would be the best and logical step).
Btw. how does delisting work? Xaurum pays to get listed, what about if they're delisted based on government issues in exchange country? Do they get their funds back?
About markets... Xaurums author Kenda works as an ICO developer in Damian Merlaks (founder of Bitstamp) Quantum project. Sweet dreams...