Bunnycoin owners are ill-advised to use BARR
They don't have to take anyone's advice. They can see for themselves what BARR has done for other coins.
BARR has raised the price and increased the rarity of the supply for 5 coins already.
Bunnycoin is dependent upon Bleutrade. BARR is traded on the NXT blockchain, fully decentralized, and can never be delisted.
The BARR network is the NXT network, which has hundreds of active peers. The Bunnycoin network is in danger, because there will be no more block rewards.
When the Fractalcoin block rewards dropped, the blockchain stopped moving and it got delisted from Poloniex and Bittrex. BARR swapped a lot of FRAC, letting people get their money back. Now FRAC is only listed on Cryptsy, where there have been a lot of problems with withdrawals. People who swapped their FRAC for BARR now have more options, more control over their money, and arguably a more promising future. Bunnycoin is in a similar situation.
since they can merely BUY/SELL Bunnycoins immediately for Dogecoin right now in a liquid market...
BARR is the main group buying Bunnycoins right now. When we started, there weren't even any orders at 1 Litoshi, and that's the lowest price possible on the Litecoin market.
So it's not very liquid, especially without BARR.
Actually 1 Billion BunnyCoins is currently worth less than $40.
The value of 1 Million BARR is approx $54,000 USD. So 1 Bunnycoin is worth about a million times less than 1 BARR.
But we're going to offer a better exchange rate than that, paying you more for your BUN than what the current market price is.
To answer your question, the reason to trade for BARR is so you can transfer your value to something that has a better chance of existing 2 years from now.
But they don't have to trade for BARR. They can trade us for DOGE or LTC.
Sounds like the BARR voters were hating on a coin, much like Dogecoin was hated on.
If "hating" means "giving you money", then you have a non-standard definition of "hating".
Swapping for BARR is completely optional. We're not forcing anyone to do anything, we're just offering them money.