The question at hand is: how do we get more people buying?
a other way, increase massiv the fees as a shrink, but only 85k transaction, this would be not a big shrink-option.
This is a catch 22 situation. If you shrink the supply today, then you won't have the coins necessary in order to provide the eventual services and products that DigiByte has planned for tomorrow. However, if you don't shrink the supply today, then the price will continue to suffer short term.
First, I think the long term priorities have to win out over the short term.
Secondly, that leaves us in the same boat as before: not enough buyers yet (and the eventual services and products aren't going to be attracting new buyers anytime soon).
Therefore, we've got to deal with what we've got. There's no getting around that. Imagining what things might be like if something else presently existed already doesn't get us anywhere. We need to be reasonable and accept reality as it is, and reality for DigiByte at this point in time is a very good foundation with very good prospects, and that is our only selling point ATM. Nevertheless, that isn't that bad - in fact, it is a very good selling point considering the novelty of cryptocurrencies. In fact, this is an extremely good selling point - a very good foundation with very good prospects - but it is something that only investors are interested in and will only work with them, and we need to leverage that to the hilt!
Cryptos is mainly a traders game, which is why most coins are on exchanges and not in wallets. With high supply coins it's very risky to play with so traders don't buy. This is a good and bad thing.