Hey thanks for the reply ! Good to see you around. Of course I understand and do not take your reply as negative. The SoLCert token will be discussed in the future posts which goes into our token structure. As already stated in the many videos created it represents the Sollar Bond which will be the main token of our blockchain moving forward. Those who continue to hold will receive a bonus when we begin the main campaign next year. This was always a long term project.
SoLCerts have the same value they have always had. Representing a Sollar Bond but there will be a trade in bonus for those who have them. Sort of like PTS-BTS (as was explained too). We actually did not do any proper marketing that will be done this time around going into this crowd-sale. We have the funds provided by our early supporters and are now building a proper team to fill out key positions. We are doing a second crowdsale instead of an immediate KickStarter. This will allow us to properly fund a blockchain. SoLCert was NEVER intended to be the main token it was always a certificate, a temporary token. Hence the name.
I would not mind its current demand. Anymore than you would mind StorjX last year's demand compared to this last week. Or Steem's March demand compared to the fourth week of July or one month ago or three days ago... That is to say I haven't been paying attention to other projects as that is not why this project was started nor is their current demand any key reference for future adoption and growth. The ones who are demanding the token now sans Obits are mostly speculators. Many of the project's you named are in highly competitive fields and it will be interesting to see how things play out moving forward. I wish them all luck but what we are doing here involves a segment no one has tapped yet and is ripe for the taking. Everyday regular people. Specifically in America. Show me a project that has that and I'll show you the unicorn I've got in my back yard ;)
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