Vlad you own so much ixcoins that I think you selling them would affect the price.
If you're going to sell them better do it throughout a period of weeks or months rather than all at once.
I'm not sure, just a hunch.
I don't plan to sell a single ixCoin even if it goes up 10-fold from here. I see a
magnified positive correlation between ixCoin and Bitcoin, something more than 90% of alt coins lack, and in fact most have a negative correlation, so as Bitcoin shoots past $1,000 next year I would expect ixCoin and at most, a few other alt coins to go much much higher.
And even when I do sell I will do so in phases as I expect the price of Bitcoin to go much higher than $1,000 which would mean that any positively correlated coins would also continue to track Bitcoin higher.
I honestly don't see why ixCoin is so closely correlated to Bitcoin and most other coins are not. It's not demand, cause I remember 3 months ago when Bitcoin went from $130 to $68 in a short 4-5 weeks, ixCoin also hit an all-time low of 26,000 ixCoins per Bitcoin while most other alt coins were actually going higher, as Bitcoin was going lower.
That really suprised me, as I expected ixCoin to be more expensive against a much weaker Bitcoin but the opposite happened - and likewise, when Bitcoin doubled over the past 2 months, most alt coins were murdered while ixCoin is now up over
50% HIGHER than Bitcoin's double over the same period.
And it's not accumulation, as you rarely see large buys and I have only ever met a few people who actually bought ixCoin
so there is some inherent dynamic quality about ixCoin which causes it to track Bitcoin only with an even larger magnitude. So one has to wonder how much larger this magnitude will get once supply, for ixCoin, runs out in 18 months.