Inflation and no marketing/Promotion is killing decred.
Simple.
Maybe this coin will be pumped sometimes, but price will not encrease as stated.
Team is not working properly.
Just wait zcash within a couple of months,and decred is going to die.
Team need to recover price immediatelly,coming out with innovative news, not a GUI wallet.
A GUI wallet is not a news!
The strategy is very simple. Let's look at the strengths and the weaknesses that have emerged. I know this is anecdotal, and mostly based on observation, but the Decred software right now is only really accessible through a command-line interface (CLI) and that makes expansion in terms of users hard. The modular design gives it a lot of flexibility, but that also means it's not a simple CLI - you've got dcrd, dcrwallet, and dcrctl. If you don't know your way around the command-line, it is going to be a battle. Nobody denies that, and you certainly won't hear the devs tell you it's your problem. You're essentially opening up an engine and working with it directly and you don't get to experience it yet. So there is a reason the UX overhaul with Paymetheus is RFP-1.
There's a reason folks like Dyrk have created excellent interfaces to showcase the Decred network as a visualisation - hell, he did that before he was awarded RFP-3, so we'll have two real-time statistical overviews of the network. That goes hand-in-hand with the work done by Shadowlance, David, and zkott - they are making documentation accessible to users that do want to open up the engine and see what's going on and how to interact with it. That is what everyone is doing. We're all working on the different kinks in the machinery. But it's still machinery.
The worst thing Decred could do right now is bring a ton of hype to something few people can use. The original exposure brought smart people who have been tinkering all this time and continue to do so. These are the ones that see the bigger picture and aren't just here to make a quick buck. It's the reason the c0/dev bring-up DCR was locked away from trade for 12-24 months. I don't know if you've seen this, but recently a tweet went out that reads: "A little over two months in. 242 pull requests of code merged and 113 issues fixed across 30 open-source #Decred repositories since launch!". That's a lot of development in a short amount of time.
You would be silly to think things will always be quiet, but there is no point in making a lot of noise if the engine is still being tuned. A bunch of stake pool operators will be coming online as well - many of them have graduated from the first milestone on testnet. Truly talented and patient people who really deserve medals. That means Decred takes another small step toward accessibility. People can then start spreading their votes across multiple stake pools in multiple geolocations. When all of the stake pools go online, there will be enough infrastructure to attract plenty of voters. Imagine the implications of that. One step closer to decentralised voting so we can smooth fork our chain and make decisions as users with technology. We get to tap into the power of collective decision-making. Without even knowing each other (and associated biases), we get to decide on important issues together and successfully reach an outcome. That's something you can make noise about that even outsiders who don't understand the first thing about cryptocurrency would understand - and understand the potential of that.
For now, we're building and tuning an engine. It's not for the faint of heart, but we continue to build so that one day they will see there was nothing to be scared of to begin with. The journey is full of bumps, but that's part of the fun when you know where you want to go.