The way to deal with CHC (psychologically) is to put aside the alienation and get on with the fascination. I've got my masternodes generating CHC, and it is fun to watch the coins come in.
I have a Windows-based consolidated wallet with copies of the private keys from my five masternodes running on Amazon AWS.
With the Windows-based wallet, I get the pop-up notifications whenever coins come in from any of the nodes, so I just leave the Windows wallet up 24X7. The Address field shows which masternode the coins came from.
Right now I'm running the latest 0.9.3.0 (beta) so I'm ready when the consensus rules change so that masternodes get 45% of the block reward earnings.
So, instead of fretting and panicking about the price, I'm kind of saving up for another masternode. Right now I have 471 CHC which is both masternode earnings plus a few extra coins from trading on Cryptopia. So while the value of the coin is low, it is more a game to see how many masternodes I can get running. Eventually, I think we'll look back on this as a "fun" time when price wasn't a big concern.
We all need to do this: don't worry or take it so seriously. Take some money and buy a masternode, or buy another one if you already have one. It is so inexpensive that everyone can afford one. If we all do this with a sense of fun instead of a sense of dread, we'll eventually lock up enough coins for the price to start moving upwards.
I have only 1 masternode and it has been running for 13 days now the total income for 13 days is 4 coins which does not equate to what the
http://chc.masternodes.pro/ website says. So if i had started with current reward i should have had 8.8 coins but i have 4. When i started the masternode it was showing 1 coin a day. I have no idea what the reasons are but i assume the nodes are not rewarded equally which does not make that system very fair in a way. Please share some insight if you do have one .