Yeah, I think that's inevitable. If DASH had fallen off page 1 of CMC or even out of the top 50 you would have a stronger case. But the fact that it's still in the 30's despite CMC now double counting BTC (by including WBTC) and there being about 5 stablecoins ahead of DASH means that DASH is still a top altcoin. It's not like it fell to $6 like someone else predicted.
That's not very convincing. If I were to sum up your argument it's "stop being emotional, Dash will pump when pump season comes".
That's it.
You've been presented with reasoned argument, quantified models (which take no small amount of work to produce), citations of economic theory that endorse the observations were seeing and ON TOP of all that, you've seen Dash's competitive performance be consistent with these arguments.
Yet you can't address once single aspect of these analyses with anything other than "it's just your opinion" or ""we're not at pump season yet". May I remind you that when if/altcoin season comes, Dash is not alone in the race. There are plenty of other candidates with upside on offer - in fact more than ever before - and if it's judged that fully mined coins are more investable than those where half the supply is "donated" to large holders (as it seems to have been up til now) then we might get very little to nothing out of "alt season".
I don't think you or anyone else in the community is in any position to dismiss reasoned argument with the hopium-based trend theory any more.
It's you that has largely ignored the arguments I and others have presented in the past. I'm quite done arguing about your theory when all you do is regurgitate the same thing, largely ignoring any counterargument. If you really want to continue a real debate then please go back and address many of the points I've already brought up.
Now please stop pretending that I'm now somehow continuing to argue with your theory when I state that I believe altseason is just around the corner.
And yes, it's called altseason not just DASH season.