Well, to have so many interested funds, it seems that the price has not bottomed out.
We have been in a boring trend for years where we are moving further and further away from the ATH.
If the funds were really accumulating Dash, do you think the long-term trend in the price would be so depressed?
It's just marketing.
Someone's been contracted to create a document full of fancy blurb and press releases have been arranged to put it out to encourage investors to invest. "
Plan to invest in Dash"
More
desperation than
information.
What they don't realise is that investors are interested in store of value performance not network performance, marketing performance or "wallet" performance and that's something they can check on for themselves.
Then they discover that Dash has 4200 masternodes leeching their revenue straight out of marketcap instead of economic activity which means we can never compete with our fully-mined peers for attracting investment, no matter how much technical functionality Dash may offer. Masternode incentives and external investor incentives are therefore miss-aligned.
This problem is chronic. It's not something that gets fixed with fancy marketing blurb. It only gets fixed with the protocol.
Exhibit A:
The balance of the trading volume has been cashing out, not in for the last 6 months:
Exhibit B:
The more highly used chains are the ones with better store-of-value performance, not better network performance:
Exhibit C:
Even by Dash's own miss-defined metric, "circulating supply" is increasing, not decreasing:
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Moral of the story:
We are at a juncture in crypto where anything with bloat is getting identified and nuked. Assets with staking revenues receiving particular attention: "
whats on the other side of the revenue stream ? Is it sustainable ? Is the revenue stream 5% justified costs and 95% bloat ?"
If Dash wants to be competitive, stop throwing endless supply at masternodes for free and start letting primary market buyers bid for it instead.
It will work better than a glossy PDF that only signals desperation to prospective investors once they check the "underlyings" for themselves.
Masternodes - food for thought:
The capital loss on your collateral in the last 5 weeks is equivalent to
27 YEARS of rewards at current prices. That is not "ROI" it's a massacre and if it doesn't give you pause to review your priorities of valuing rewards over capital gain, I don't know what will.
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