I know nothing about Sky Way Coin, but if there are serious problems with it, the odds are very much against it surviving. My general take on such situations is that if I have something left of my investment, it's better to get out. If I've lost just about everything and the further loss if it goes to zero is minimal, I might just hold onto it, hoping that someday it will either recover somehow, or that it will at least get pumped.
Whatever you do, here's one piece of advice: make sure that you contemplate this loss and how you got there. Stare it in the face. Think through your experience with this investment, and come to terms with the mistake you made. It will be uncomfortable; it will be painful. But if you accept that you made a mistake and find peace, you are much less likely to make the same mistake again. If you try to ignore it, play down it's importance, or blame someone/something else, you're much more likely to repeat it.
Thanks A lot, yah I have been writing it on my journal yesterday To painful Whatever you do, here's one piece of advice: make sure that you contemplate this loss and how you got there. Stare it in the face. Think through your experience with this investment, and come to terms with the mistake you made. It will be uncomfortable; it will be painful. But if you accept that you made a mistake and find peace, you are much less likely to make the same mistake again. If you try to ignore it, play down it's importance, or blame someone/something else, you're much more likely to repeat it.
