To say no one wants this coin even though it has superior tech is naive, let Bitcoin get clogged down and transaction concerns come up again, and guess who gets the spotlight?
There are several "better" coins other than Bitcoin, each with their own makeup and coin distribution, but there are very few original forks that live up to BTX's name.
The fact it is the first virtual fork will help down the road when it comes to global adoption, it makes the coin unique.
The airdrop model helps get the community interest and here soon it will start to become very hard to accumulate.
Doesn't take rocket science to understand how going from massive inflation to hardly any at all of a sudden is going to help push price...
Keep up the work team, too many critics wanting to jump on-board for the moon, but not willing to understand Rome wasn't built in a day.
There are some serious risks though and the conditions are changing dramatically... BTC is not likely to have trouble with scaling for at least a year or two and if Lightning Network does indeed pan out as billed then that is most definitely an alt killer.
Even if known as the "Pink coin" that is similar to Bitcoin it will have trade value, and since it will always be considered a fork, it will have relative value to BTC. So 10, 25, 50, 100 to 1 isn't out of the question. The best of Bitcore is yet to come...now that the inflation is coming to an end, coins will start to settle and the Dev team can focus on some of the concerns from the community.
I think we are just lining up to really see what will happen later in the year.
If Santa ends up bringing me a bag of BTX being traded on Bittrex late in the year I'll probably be sitting pretty good.
White paper, Marketing, Bigger Exchanges...it will eventually happen.
80% of the coins out there are one man shows or fake dev teams, the fact this one is at least transparent gives it good merit.