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Wish I wouldn't have bought back into mint. It's future doesn't seem so bright the trend has been nothing but downward for the past few months. A few months back a few people were screaming I'm not selling my mint till it hits 100 sat 1 person inparticular that I can remember lol good luck with that it seems all that's going on in the exchanges is a bunch of dumping. I hate to talk negative especially because this is one of the coins of I've loved since I stumbled across it. I'd just like an explanation as to why people believe mint will have a good future because as I said right now it isn't looking so good.

How do you come to the conclusion that its future doesn't look bright? By the price on the exchanges?
Look at what is being done for mintcoin instead: 50+ merchants, allot of exchanges, android wallet on the way, legally registered foundation and so on..

It has been said many times before: MintCoins is NOT for short time profit. The value will be built organically and not from pump/dump..

Im just waiting for the price to drop enough to hit the ltc market to buy in a substantial quantity

I really don't get this attitude, especially if you have already been following the coin. If you think this is a good coin then back it up with your money now. I don't think it is likely but if Mint starts teetering between 1 and 2 sats then it's pretty much over - as the Proof of Stake selling point becomes meaningless. So hovering like a vulture will get you nowhere here.

If you really believe in the coin, you will believe that at some point it will shoot back up. So if it hits a couple satoshi, you are ready to buy massive amounts to ride back to the top.

Hey man, I've a credit card debt that isn't getting paid anytime soon and I've got over 7 million of these fuckers - I'm saying when a coin routinely swings between 1 and 2 Sats then PoS isn't a selling point, that's not a time to jump onboard

I don't see how your debt is going to be relevant here. You shouldn't be spending what you can't afford.

Either you trust in the coin or you don't. There is no other option.

Having a debt and putting money into Mintcoin regardless IS relevant. It's a potent way of showing your conviction. I'm sure there are other people putting money into cryptos rather than pay off student loans and such - and that just means you believe there is more of a future in cryptos than there is in a perpetual debt economy. I don't think crypto land and debt economies can co-exist for much longer, only one will survive. The reality is that we all have a choice which side of the fence we bet on. There may be more people here gambling a little play money but some people make more serious commitments. I've already said I don't believe Mint will hit 1 Sat but if it does then someone else is going to have to ride in on a white horse and save the day because a major component of its value will be lost at that point in my opinion. Why would you have blind trust in any coin regardless of what happens to it, that doesn't make sense.