It has the volume to make a good coin successful though. A crap coin will fail, but even with the limited volume on bittrex it dipped to 40-50 and hung there nicely, so I think it will be fine on Mint. There is too big of a community built around it to not stabilize after a week or so on there.
I think you underestimate the masses....
Somebody just moved the entire price down 5 sat because he wanted to dump his 14,000 coins... That's like one card for one day.
We already gained so many people who are only going to stick around for a week before deciding that the diff is too high.
I am not saying you are wrong, but just saying that slow and steady is far preferable for me... I would rather not see huge price gains of 100% in a day, and I would rather not add all the exchanges in the span of a week.
I hope to see them spread out, so new smaller traders are exposed to the coin at higher and higher price points which they can make up their minds.
I want the coin to settle at 60 right now, and make another move in 5-7 days.
I would rather see gambling sites opening up taking the coin than trading sites... create demand for the coin to be used, and the exchanges will take care of themselves.
JPCdice has been great for this coin, but it can't be the only game in town.
To me gambling sites taking JPC is like amazon taking BTC for sales... (not the same scale mind you), but an actual use is far more important than a trade.
There are at least 3 or 4 gambling/gaming sites for it already, but I agree there should be more choices. The problem with slow and steady with low volume is that it can be manipulated far too easily by virtually anyone. For example, I don't think it would have started it's run to 88 yesterday if I wasn't buying up anything under 60 on both exchanges and keeping it stable for at least 30min straight before we got a 41btc order locked in on bittrex. Didn't take me much coin either. I also couldn't sell half like I wanted to at 80 since it would have stopped all momentum and driven it down to who knows where.