Oh no. I’m trying to push the price to 0.01 so I can ecstatically sell at 0.005.
It’s interesting that these folks moaning didnt bail at other points before the last 9 months.
It’s like they saved their moaning and disgust until launch, then unleased 10 years of pent up frustration.
I could understand and even agree with frustration before lauch. It was vapour-wear. It didn’t work, or at least not reliably. It took major redesigns to get it over the line. At those times, I’d have sympathy for folks folding, if they didn’t want to wait (MAID didn’t have much liquidity, but you could slowly extract).
I wonder where we will be in the next 9 months. Once the gas price constraints are removed, the economics should improve nicely. I suspect performance will continue to improve in core, tooling and platforms too.
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Has it occurred to you that the team may not be doing certain things for specific reasons? For example, for regulatory reasons? This is an autonomous network, not just another blockchain. It should be noted that this solution is not just another cryptocurrency, but a revolutionary network/communication protocol, and this creates certain complications in various technological and legal areas.
What’s more, David and the team have a lot of work to do, and on top of that, they have to report everything to the community. I think it’s worth weighing up the opinions of people who have spent many years creating what we have today.
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We have all been through this faux empathy, maybe I’ll receive plenty likes phase. Growing out of this and many other denial phases will be slightly traumatic, but positive in the long run. Good luck.
There’s no need to get upset, no one here is spending their life trying to make ANT cost $0.05, everyone wants the network to start operating at full capacity and enter the mainstream, and the token to skyrocket, but that doesn’t mean that stamping your feet will change anything. You can do something yourself – because it’s an open source network – or invest at these very low prices with the future in mind. Look for the positives and don’t take offence at reality and the market. Maybe the team isn’t working as we would like it to, but it’s certainly not working to the detriment of the project.
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We need the RemindMe! gimmick here. Some people have better memory than others and some are better at seeing patterns than others, and it would be nice if especially these nice, idealistic, David would never- types could see where they were ten years ago compared with where they are now, and how they are running in a circle dozens have run before them.
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Sell up and move on then @TheGreatTit if you believe the team are inept. Why are you still here and why are still moaning?
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Not too long ago, I asked why so many why-I-are-you-still-here’s are on the internet when it’s fundamentally broken as to need a replacement.
They all went psht.
I will keep complaining and I will stick around. And I will ask ugly questions and point out every logical fallacy I will catch. And all you of all people can do about it is – yes – moan.
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How about your own logical fallacy of staying invested in a project that you thinks is failing?
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Where have I said that?
Also, this is not a project, lol. It’s like the opposite of what a project should be.
It’s a never ending change of goals which are obviously never gonna be achieved as declared, as nothing is ever achieved as declared, as it gets simply postponed ad infinitum, or substituted with different goals.
At the end of the day, it’s an excuse exercise.
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Well, if you don’t think it’s failing.
Surely you understand the negativity does no good, no good can come from it.
Positivity on the other hand opens doors.
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Yeah, preach positivity – to David on the native token thing. Tell him not to worry about going to jail and to keep his word instead.
I see no negativity from david.
You on the other hand.
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This is wrong.
The problems with larger files are specific to Dave. The ant binary can upload them fine. Furthermore, as I explained in the other thread, with Dave, the time is going on the quotation process, not the upload of the file.
Dave needs to be brought inline with the way ant is doing quotes and uploads, which will be done soon.
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Would help if the FUD brigade would do some testing instead of moaning for a change 
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Seeing things work might hurt their logic
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We’re seeing quite a drop in crypto, with BTC plummeting to $105.200.
and Filecoin, for example, reached $0.63.
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Small understatement 
Oh well, ANT held up pretty well considering.
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I didn’t want to spoil anyone’s weekend.
Yes, ANT did quite well because it has long since outperformed the entire market in terms of declines. 
I don’t know if this is related, but the first analyses from brokerage houses are appearing, saying that the AI bubble is beginning to burst. Recently, trade tensions between the US and China have risen again, with China in the background, rare earth minerals and AI chips, and Trump again threatening high tariffs. and China, with rare earth metals and AI chips in the background, and Trump is again threatening high tariffs. Taiwan warns that China is strengthening its activities around the island and planning forceful solutions. Gold prices have reached a record high of $4,000, and Europe is running on green fumes, with the economy drowning in climate policy, while France and Germany are in political crisis - all of this is causing a sharp decline in risk appetite, so perhaps this is a sign that the big players are losing their nerve.
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