You clearly didn't understand the message of my post.
Building the community required people and having a required CMOS for the airdrop at this stage of airdrop is not a good marketing strategy for the coin.
The dev is just simply creating a market to sell his pre mine, but as you can see he failed since there are no BUYERS since there are no COMMUNITY since he failed to build one first.
Thanks for sharing your opinion, but with all due respect you are either withholding information on purpose or are not aware of some key facts:
- Over 50% now of the first two
free airdrop recipients have sold the coins immediately or within very short time after receiving the airdrops. Effectively getting
free money from the developer.
- Those sell-offs and the general market conditions have driven the price to where it is
- Granted, there is not much hype surrounding CMOS currently which could raise the price, but it is s till a very solid project and quality usually succeeds
My personal (slightly biased) opinion:
- If you want to participate in the airdrop and think that Cosmo is a project worth investing in, then 1000 CMOS (approx 16 USD currently) shouldn´t be an entry barrier.
