I think that the script is slowly but surely killing the coin, or rather kill her Asics.
What is killing the coin is other coins pulling all old tricks from the book - decreasing coin supply, going pos, switching algos etc. etc. while MYR is not doing anything to garner heavy investor interest. Why should I invest in MYR if only 14% of all coins have been mined and miners dump a ton each single day? This is a fast paced game now, it's not like the old times when you could afford 2 years to develop. You need to ride the wave and stay on top of it or 50 other coins will take your place and you will soon be forgotten for good.
What is killing the coin is other coins pulling all old tricks from the book - decreasing coin supply, going pos, switching algos etc. etc.
Oh, so coins are completely changing their entire identity to please "heavy investors" AKA pumpers?
I'd say 90% of coins that change their entire identity to play the "fast paced game now" will absolutely fizzle and die before you know it. You know why? It's because the coin devs created a clone coin, then realized they didn't make it with the latest pump and dump trend (country coins, POS, multipools, POW+POS, X11, now anonymity and stabilization funds), so they change it to join that trend so they can cash out and move to making their next coin.
It is obvious when this happens that the dev has broken all commitment to the ideals of the coin that made him want to create it to begin with. You think people walking around with bags of bitcoins are going to heavily invest in shitcoins that flip-flop on their original design to catch the moon train? Yeah, sure, maybe a day or week TOPS to prey on stupid people.
Why should I invest in MYR if only 14% of all coins have been mined and miners dump a ton each single day?
Because you imagine it having a higher value in the future. Because you've done more research into Myriad beyond checking the price on Mintpal and letting it create an image of what is happening below the surface instead of checking it for yourself.
Also:
14% of all Bitcoins = 2.94M.
When only 2.94M Bitcoins existed, the time was late May 2010, when the 10,000 BTC pizza transaction took place. Bitcoins were less than $0.01 each. Imagine all the people who used your same argument then.
The mindset that miners dumping will cause the valuation of your investment to do nothing besides decrease is such a suffocating perspective. You tend to frame every situation in a coin's life as one incapable of overcoming this idea of dumping instead of assessing the value and demand it would bring.
This is a fast paced game now, it's not like the old times when you could afford 2 years to develop. You need to ride the wave and stay on top of it or 50 other coins will take your place and you will soon be forgotten for good.
Is it a fast-paced game now? Really? If coins are playing any games, it's who can shoot themselves in the foot first. What do all coins have in common that played these fast-paced games that Myriad should play: country coins, POS, multipools, POW+POS, X11, now anonymity and stabilization funds. They all are forgotten or will be forgotten before they ever really began.
Maybe Myriad should stick to its own weapons and not waste time with playing fast-paced games that have proven
time and time and time and time and time again to expose coins for what they really are (pump chasers) and leave them dead to rights.