I don't share your views.

I started to do ultrapoint mining to find out how this new cryptomoney works.

What I found out is this:
The mining is very easy and in one hour of work with a medium capacity computer (I used a pc, i5, 8 CPU threads) you can get several UPXs in one hour.

If your computer works all the time, you get rewards every hour, several if your pc/linux is one of the most recent.

The speed of sending to other accounts is incredible. Averages about 70 seconds.

You can use the same mining account on several computers.

The android app works on almost everything. Enough to send, receive, store, protect your UPXs, etc. (QR code reading needs to be improved.)

When I got around 5,000 I wanted to try using them to buy something or get a few dollars for coffee or electricity.

At first I couldn't find any exchanges, so I wrote to the developers.

After about 48 hours I received an answer. They told me where I could buy products and they put me in touch with three buyers.

The results:

I was able to buy a $47 product ($0.0497500 by UPX)
I was able to sell about 3,000 UPX with a buyer at the price of (0.042 per UPX)

I might have gotten a better price if I had negotiated better or found other buyers, but the guy offered me this.

Then I tried to buy some UPX and I had to buy 1000 at a price of $0.0604 per UPX.

The only drawback I found was that during the transfer of the UPX to my buyer, I could not send the 3,000 at one time, I had to make several transactions to complete the amount.

Is ultrapoint mining justified? I'd say yes. Definitely. Definitely.

I was able to get a product ($47) + $126 in cash easily.

I could never do this by mining Monero, Etehereun, litecoin, Bitcoin or any other crypto.

The price is sure to continue to rise as developers say they are working on several projects. So it's best to wait a couple of months to sell the UPXs you get.

This is my appreciation and my research.

I suggest that before you take my results as definitive evidence you do your own research.