I'm still trying to understand SuperNET...
Personally, I ignore the coins involved in it.. frankly because they do not interest me all that much.
Supernet is designed to be more of a platform that offers a whole lot of different stuff. All from coins to services.
How I view it, it's just altcoins and what's withins last stand and a good attempt at bringing in some traditional investing into crypto.
I think of it more like a bunch of start-ups united. That's what's excites me. It's like Palo Alto packed into Slack.
I think if even 10-30% of what it sets out to do will be done then current price is crazy undervalued. But most people still think coins. And look for new coins.
The only way to show people a different era of investing, is to show them the money. so I expect when things get done, things will be viewed differently
I like the idea of a decentralized structure to create businesses.. see, you buy an asset, you get a piece of the business (and bet that they'll do profit in the future.)
Apps built in a decentralized structure has such little costs compared to the fiatworld, and they can be up and running forever.
When you build something like what I and a couple others are working on (Pangea) you don't just get the local userbase of your town, but you get access globally.. borders don't matter or limit the businesses! I find that fascinating. what I hope for in the future, is that when people get an idea, they don't think "I must create a coin for this!" but rather I hope they'll think "I'll create an asset for this, and create a viable businessplan to generate revenues."
Because it is just so much better, to build something that can stay viable and increase in value for a couple years here, rather than a coin that dies when a few people in the top100 decides to sell it. I've seen it happend far too many times, everyone has the desire to buy a certain coin, but when it drops, it's worth nothing to no one anymore! So, I figure if people would establish a different mindset, create something that generates revenues, people could invest, and if the marketprice would drop, they'd have solid numbers to fall back on, instead of waiting for the new roadmap or the new wallet with enhanced UI.
Anyway to summarize Supernet as a whole just hold a % in these businesses (and some coins), so for the lazy researchers just buying Supernet is good enough if something within it interests you. Some of the core assets also hold different sets of businesses, but in turn they are held by Supernet (just to simplifiy things, or for whatever other reasons there is!) But, if I'd have to be blunt about buying now, I think, it'll be some time before one sees real numbers. First the tech gets done, then apps done then integrated into Supernet, and then, the businesses must have some time to build userbases to generate revenues. So I think there'll be buys and sell-offs in different cycles, and the price won't move much until the numbers are there, as it should!
Anyway I think most crypto investors has some kind of desire to be considered VCs because buying currencies or businesses has never been so easy, so this is pretty much like investing in a tech start-up, without necessarily the need to have unrealistic amounts of money to buy a percentage.
If things go well, you get rewarded, if things don't, there'll be a struggle to make it happend! But start-ups are risky stuff. On the plus side of things the outgoing costs for things are so small in such structure. On the minus side the crypto userbase for services is limited so future revenues made from the different services may also be / or cap fast easily. So doing things to make it easier for fiat people is prio. To break the barrier.. the learning curve between fiat and crypto is vital!
either way I think we'll have 300 people in our Slack this weekend, I am not sure how many are doing something Supernet related, I'm sure that some are just investors, but a lot of developers, enthusiasts etcetera creating new ideas then trying to see it through, get the revenues to successfully make some money for themselves and their investors. Best of all, it's not a zero-sum like alts.. if things go well, everybody involved wins.
Maybe not exactly the info you were asking for, but this is the info that matters to me the most, and what I can personally understand, then I stick to that and filter out the rest!