If any lesson can be learned from the success of dogecoin it is that good marketing and the size of the community have way more to do with a coins value than things like dilution rate, number of coins mined each day, etc. etc.
Forking the coin and changing block rewards or halving schedule at this point would probably do way more harm than good. It seems that to many people in this community are just wanting to get that quick buck so they constantly shits their pants at the swings that probably every other coin went through during this stage of development (remember this coins age is still measured in weeks and not months, lets keep that in mind before we start shouting that the sky is falling or asking the devs to voluntarily fork the coin.)
If people want to be proactive and do something to benefit the coin then they should be donating coins so that the dev's can use it to hire people to develop new features or market the coin and add real value instead of inducing a one time artificial bubble that will allow those who want the quick buck to sell off their stash.
Forking the coin and changing block rewards or halving schedule at this point would probably do way more harm than good. It seems that to many people in this community are just wanting to get that quick buck so they constantly shits their pants at the swings that probably every other coin went through during this stage of development (remember this coins age is still measured in weeks and not months, lets keep that in mind before we start shouting that the sky is falling or asking the devs to voluntarily fork the coin.)
If people want to be proactive and do something to benefit the coin then they should be donating coins so that the dev's can use it to hire people to develop new features or market the coin and add real value instead of inducing a one time artificial bubble that will allow those who want the quick buck to sell off their stash.
There is nothing wrong with making a suggestion here or there, in the end the devs are going to do what they feel is best regardless of anybody's suggestion or comments. People have been making donations on here for various purposes, how much have you donated?
To compare KDC to Dogecoin is ridiculous. The investment dynamics of both coins are vastly different. The community support for Klondike has been fantastic already. If anything, the lesson to be learned here is that when a coin is on a three year path to maturity, we should expect a different type of return on our investment. People are expecting KDC to climb to $1-2 at any time. What I'm suggesting is that it's not going to happen to KDC in the way people are expecting because of the 3 yr path and the supply/demand dynamics. We have already had many attempted and failed attacks at higher prices in spite of incredible community support.
That suggests to me that there is way too much supply and dilution in the early stages of this coin. In 99% of the coins out there, you would be correct that the size of the community and marketing is the most important factor. KDC is the outlier. The vast rate of dilution before the first halving up to the second/third halving, makes the ability of the immediate price of KDC to rise steadily very difficult (not impossible). It does have a very severe impact on the pricing of KDC in the initial stages compared to other coins. KDC is very unique this way. You can choose to ignore it if you want, but thats not going to stop 110,000 KDC's being mined every day and then dumped into the market until the first halving. As I said before, for comparison CATcoin has only 7.200 coins being added daily.
The good news is, as I said in my previous post, conversely after the third or fourth halving, due to the three year path to maturity, there will be increasingly less and less KDC's available to be mined and dilution will fall off at an equally rapid pace that they are being mined atm. KDC should fall in price until the halving reaches a turning point in supply/demand, but once it turns the price should rise rapidly. So IMO short-term before the first and second halving is really the only time you will be able to accumulate any decent amount of KDC as the halving on a three yr pace will make KDC's increasing rare at a rapid pace. This makes KDC the most unique coin out there and is an outlier. Therefore, we should not expect the price dynamic to follow other coins. Short term dilution = lower price and easier to accumulate. Long term minimal dilution = rapid increase in price and difficult to mine,
I apologize if I have offended anyone. I'm just trying to analyze KDC and the effects of a 3 yr maturity. I'm probably wrong LOL, but part of the entertainment for me is the analyzing and being part of the growth of KDC. Nobody should be investing enough that it would upset you if KDC went to zero anyways. I want KDC to be successful as much or more than anyone. My goal is to accumulate 100,000 KDC before the next halving. So, Im still pressing the buy button whenever there is a good opportunity to buy low. Good luck everyone.
