You and your Team really know what you are talking and doing about.
When everything is working like you say, i can imagine that we dont see a marketcap of 1 million like right now, but a marketcap of 10 or 20 million.
btw. will there be a countdown for the beta start?
Or a guid / roadmap / promotion video for the market?
Thanks! We certainly try I agree that a marketcap of at least 5-8mil is entirely reasonable IMHO. We may have a countdown for the beta start or we may just release it following our appearance on Blocktalk this Sunday. We're just waiting for confirmation on the Blocktalk interview and then we'll be able to say for sure what the strategy is there- we'd like to show it off on the interview, then put it in the hand of the public!
In regards to GUID/Roadmap/Videos: We had a roadmap you can check out here http://syscoin.org/roadmap although it may need some minor updates since we've just been extremely busy the past few weeks. its mostly accurate though. In terms of videos, we're working on them and will have some up with the beta release, and more polished videos for the mainnet release. Re: GUID do you mean GUI screenshots? Did you see the alpha screenshots we shared Monday? Check them out here: http://syscoin.org/syscoin-2-0-alpha-preview/
Because I just purchased some syscoin and I must say this looks good.
But what exactly is going to be integrated in Bitcoin?
I think because of that, the price will go much higher on sunday then.
Not implemented in the bitcoin blockchain, but interoperable. All Syscoin offers have bitcoin compatible addresses so you can optionally accept direct BTC for you offers rather than pegged-SYS. If you use this feature the merchant simply imports the SYS2 priv key related to their offer (all offers get their own address) into their bitcoin client and the bitcoin payment will be visible- we are also keen to see how we can use sidechains to further improve how direct bitcoin payments can leverage the advanced Syscoin services such as escrow (escrow is currently not an option for direct bitcoin payments).
Does that answer your question? Merchants can of course still accept BTC-pegged-to-SYS, in which case they will receive the market value amount of SYS based on exchange rates at the time the offer is purchased. In this context all the advanced SYS services are fully available (Escrow, messaging, etc).