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Board Speculation (Altcoins)
Re: Is Gulden a good investment?
by
Danuberiver
on 29/01/2018, 11:13:45 UTC
buying more moonshot soon....

This will take place after the PoW rewards have been reduced to 80 and long term investors have tied up their funds into witness accounts. At this point wealthy investors and traders will move in to corner the remainder of the market with less dump worries. This is when the poor will transfer their coins to the rich.

Watch for July and August when the devs finally release 2.0.

The markets are showing great skepticism towards the PoW2 and SegSig update. A July update is better then no update.

The diehard fanboys are starting to see MaNI is human. Not some god that can click his fingers and have innovative code ready in 2 months and rolled out. Since I started investing in Gulden last year I do care that proper testing is done as I plan to witness. ETH came with lots of bugs and people lost money from the exploits, MaNI has to make sure no exploits in this release. This is the downside of innovation.


What I am failing to understand, is why their is a double standard when it comes to Gulden? I follow a lot of coins and 95% of them have no updates planned, it's more about marketing.

Most of the coins release with a new feature which is the easy part. They fork bitcoin or ETH and add in a gimmick and sometimes good feature and market this. However most of the developers it seems aren't capable of updating, any developer will tell you it's 100 times easier to release software
with a new feature added then to update later on.

All I see is a bunch of trolls on this forum that keep kicking the dev team in the proverbial balls but don't understand how lucky they are that the Gulden devs have the talent to update and not only update but innovate.

Is the trash talking to try get more Gulden before the update?

EG. ETH going to Casper which is going to make them a POS hybrid like peercoin, they have a coin to copy and work off and this update is taking over 2 years.

Gulden started on PoW2 a year ago and added SegSig in August last year, both are innovative projects benefitting blockchain and it's being done quicker then ETH only switching to POS. Lets put things in perspective!



I expect a 10% drop in value every week the update is not given an official release date. 1000-1500 sat is where I expect the price to go. After the release is confirmed and if the right exposure is given to the project I expect the value to go between 5000 and 10000 sat.
The risk is the developers are unable to deliver on PoW2 and SegSig and the project is scrapped, the price will then drop further to 400-500sat.

This project is based on it's development, no one buys Gulden for it's marketing and ability to attract rich investors.

Rijk make the coin with too much supply. EFL price is more stable and higher and this is with no development. Money doesn't need to be smart and only work, a coin needs a halving often to increase the value. Halving with no development is better then no halving with all the development in the world.

EFL - 3081 sat
NLG - 2145 sat