A miner providing hash rate to a coin contributes in that single regard, yes.
This is where your linking is illogical.
The act of dumping coins on the market for the current price "to people willing to buy them", so you can exchange them for BTC just saturates the market before demand can increase.
Miners who believe in a coin should mine and hold those coins whenever possible. Parting with some here and there is fine, but as long as that isn't what you primarily do..
By your recent posts, you fully admit that you mine and then sell them for BTC on a regular basis. This hurts the value of klondikecoin when you do that..
I'm not prepared to get into a long circular debate with you about these basic principles.
With that said, I'm prepared to stand behind my comments and not engage with you any further. I have to get back to my klondikecoin miners..
Wow. Dou you even watch the CoinedUp market for KDC/BTC? The market rarely trades at the ASK and nearly all trades are at the BID. The spread is usually .000005 BTC wide or wider.
No one is 'dumping' coin. Dumping is a practice of selling something for less than the cost to produce to obtain an advantage. Why would a 'for profit' miner dump his coin? He wants the highest price for the coin ALWAYS.
There is no debate here, no hash, no coin its that simple. The current block reward of 16 coins with a market price of .00004BTC supports a net hash of 100Mh/s at the current competitive rate of all coins. That's just what it is mate.