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Today is another bottom reached. Should I start to worry, why so little trust in Walton? Bought a little at 58k sat but it went even lower. I'm trying to get my average price as little as possible. Was stupid enough to buy at 30$, luckily not that much.

yup.. the only good strategy now is to lower the average price of a token. at some point, after the market bounce we will see the same prices and even better.

focus on the long term and you will not worry. 5$ is peanuts, even 50$ I would consider a bargain. People shouldn't look at these tokens as coins but more as shares from the future multi billion dollar IT giants. WTC has a good business and I'm sure we haven't seen anything yet

If it's shares which you own then this is a security token. Did Waltonchain consult the SEC and get all the required documents for that?

you're right, shares are securities and tokens are utilities, but its more about perception than it is about technical terms. Its about looking at the project, not at the tokens, because the project can still be worth something without the tokens, but not the other way around

No a token can also be a security as long as you get rewarded by holding the token in any way other than just price appreciation due to increased demand for the actual utility.

My point wasn't about whether WTC tokens are utilities, currencies or securities. It was about looking at it from the standpoint of investing in a company rather than its tokens. The price of the tokens will follow if the platform becomes popular