Once the market sees the potential rich pickings there someone will set up an exchange with leveraged margin trading for faircoin. There's actually no way to stop it and especially so with open network peer to peer decentralised cryptocurrencies. It's just matter of who and when starts it. Although it may take a good while yet. Bitcoin itself has only had one public leveraged margins trading site Bitfinex up to now. Although that only offers bitcoin and litecoin leveraged margin trading. And now Poleniex has followed and open up leveraged market trading for four cryptocurrencies. As long term market cap's and trading volumes increase more altcoins will inevitably get leveraged margin trading markets.
Not trying to be rude here, but you seem to be obsessed with exchanges, scam coins etc .. relax buddy.
NP at all, these are only my views and I can understand that a lot of FairCoop supporters are not very comfortable with the ethos of high risk and complex trading vehicles. Also FairCoin itself was probably considered a scam coin also by the overwhelming majority of cryptocurrency enthusiasts until very very recently. And it'll probably still yet take a quite a long time to bring the majority of them round. The price and the market cap may be very high currently, but the long term average trading volume is still relatively very small. And long term high average trading volume is usually a better indicator of an altcoins ecosystem health than a high price and market cap alone. So as I said it'll still probably take a good while yet to bring round most skeptics to FairCoin. Although I am a big long term fan of FairCoops future plans and personally think it has a very bright future. Hence why I've been supporting it since last year.
As you said, this cryptocurrency enthusiasts relates volume with legitimacy. Perhaps the question here is that Faircoin works different that any other currency
so, the paramethers to evaluate the volume needs to be different.
Most of the cryptocurrencies volume is created by short time and daily traders, buying and selling all the time when they wants to get some value or cut losses. But as far i see, still there are not daily traders in faircoins
So the faircoin volume is smaller, because comes from real investors, that buy for saving or thinking in the fairmarket, and the (thin) sellers are some people that needs to get out and convert some money...
And how many amounts are coming from euro/dollar money today to Peercoin or Dogecoin or Nextcoin for example ?
I would like to see that volume analisys
In this sense, the low comparative volume with other of the 20 bigger marketcap currencies for me could be a positive indicator more than a negative one,
because it means that the way to go meanwhile we are going increasing the buying power is going to have a fast consecuence in the prices, as already is happening.
For me is funny to see how Blackcoin needs to move 100 times more volume than faircoin to create a growth further tan 2 Milions dollars. Perhaps the reason of that is Faircoin have the potential to go x 100 more in value if reaches this volume, that others not have at all ?
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