cut that stupid moontalk. Shit drives me nuts here.
I totally agree. It's also unrealistic because there is no FOMO: almost everyone who wanted these tokens has bought them and the people that don't have them yet are waiting for KICK to be listed on an exchange to then buy them for the ICO price, which it almost certainly will be traded for in the first few days. Those people are probably the smartest because they get the token without the ICO risks and without their ETH or BTC being locked up for a month or more.
What will drive the price, and that's where it becomes interesting, is the ability of kickico to drive new people (or an existing small percentage from kickstarter/indiegogo/gofundme), new to crypto and/or crowdsales/icos, to THEIR platform. If that community grows, the projects on it are decent and it gets some media traction, only then i see a very likely increase in the token price. And this is long term, at least months. 2018 is when it could become something big and enter adulthood.