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Waves is very undervalued at the moment. Look at the features, wich are already working. And they are still implementing new features and updates. They have unique features like Lpos and Dex. Waves is very usable in practice. The only problem is that people dont even know about it because no marketing. Smart money is investing in waves and wont sell until serious prices (like Cardano, EOS, even ETH) are hit.

I have said that many times, but people only think I am looking for a moment's profit. dev may be afraid if waves are priced right they will sell their assets. even though this moment is an opportunity for waves to show the best platform. but I guess they just want to play safe by following the movements of other coins.

Lack of marketing is the big problem and the team is not perfect into this field. We have limited opportunities for this project and the trade volume on that platform is not looking good after few years. I think current product is not more advanced as people had expectation from this team maybe in future they will bring some unique features to make it attractive than we can keep hope for big.

The lack of marketing is a problem for many projects and this one is not an exception. But we have to admit that a good marketing strategy and an experienced team of experts is also pricy. A good product is sometimes better than any kind of marketing and it speaks for itself. In this case, in the world of blockchain products, it would be really difficult to hype a project only by having a good product. Seems like 80% of a project is just a good marketing.

I still remember the first release of the Adex website back in January. The admin panel was like a website coming from the 90's... though they are going a bit better now.

Marketing can only boost projects short term, giving a pretext for speculation (pump & dumps) but in the end the price is destined to reflect the real value of the project. Waves looks underestimated right now, but to boost it the way is not marketing, but further developement.

I agree on that. The fair value is the rational and unbiased estimate of the potential market price of a good, service, or asset. It takes into account such objective factors as: acquisition, production, distribution costs, replacement costs, or costs of close substitutes. And marketing plays a major role indeed. Well, for the real value of the project it rises with adoption, business and tech development, a good team and more funding. Hopeful for WAVES!