Well, it isn't right...there should be a buy wall as promised.
That is my main gripe, it's been live for some time now and no buy wall as promised.
The buy wall is being deposited in BTER now as it says up thread. And why does it really matter anyway? The buy wall is at what, 0.0088 or something? It's not going to make any difference at all.
I've been observing and there is a massive amount of work going on behind the scenes. People selling off some UNITY to free up BTC for other purposes is not surprising really. Everyone who wanted to buy likely would have bought in the ICO. So now it's the quiet space between the ICO and the further development phase where things start to take shape.
The vast majority of people still either don't seem to understand what superNET is, or what it's about. Or they're being obtuse on purpose in an effort to tune it out because it conflicts with their current portfolio.
Over time as things develop people will start to understand what superNET is and what it means for the future of crypto. People are slow learners and resistant to things that are new to them. The vast majority of people here have a rejection reflex where anything that takes them more than five minutes to understand is a 'scam'. As time goes on people will see that this superNET idea didn't fade away and no one ran off with all the money. It might take a little while, but that's the advantage people get by putting in the time now to understand what they're investing in, rather then waiting until they can load up the superNET GUI themselves and use it.
The risk of course is that superNET never gets built, and no one does the coding that's required to make it a reality. But anyone who's been observing can see that James has been working nonstop coding and testing with a team to get everything moving. So that risk becomes smaller by the day.
I'm not too surprised that some people who bought the ICO at the start decided to sell for immediate profit. Clearly some people aren't interested in investing in the potential and are just looking to make a quick buck flipping the asset. That's not really a problem imo. But considering all the work that's going on now that James is less busy dealing with the communication side of things and is finally able to concentrate on coding superNET and associated technologies I'd say the actual value of UNITY is far higher now than it was during the ICO. How long it takes the market to reflect these events is the question.