Watching the market as an observer - someone just purchase 71 Million DENT at 38 satoshi - thats around 25 Bitcoin. Who is that confident in this thing going up that they would throw down that much money?
71Million? How could you track it or know its only a one person who bought that amount? That is the question there if you only observing the buy trades and if its true he is too sure about dent and its price when it recovers. The risk was too small and taking risk seeing how much it costs now about a dump is miserably cheap enough to buy in bulk.
It was one single order as visible by it taking place in the same second - a large fish entering or re-entering (by this markets standards anyway). But then we see more endless price suppression with endless millions dumped whenever it approaches 40 satoshi - its really just so blatantly obvious now. Be good if the 'Investor Protection Unit' of the DOJ could open an investigation into this marketplace and the developers storage and use of 90% of the tokens. Someone's holding this entire market to ransom and its not on - bitcoin rises, DENT dumps, bitcoin dumps, DENT dumps. Bitcoin goes sideways - you guessed it, DENT dumps. All of this while other alts rise appropriately too - even if temporarily, at least not all markets are suppressed.
Personally, I'm looking forward to when ALL the Dent has been sold/distributed/bought/placed. At that point there will likely be large holders, VCs, small cap funds, accredited investors etc..all holding, accumulating large positions in what is going to be a major player in a new market. Buying and selling of data/bandwith, will be a popular sector for the investment community.
None of this can happen without building a large network/community of users. That takes resources, time and money specifically. (but don't discount management and talent, which without, the time and money don't mean much)
I grow more excited daily, as our numbers grow, our network numbers increase, the marketplace and exchange launch dates inch closer.
Complaining about the company using allocated resources (Dent) to increase usage numbers and by default Dent value, is....an indication amateurs haven't done their homework and don't understand the process. More DENT, in more hands, more widely distributed will assure our success long term.
