They must then have an agenda. When the price gets low enough they will buy the coins on the market. These are just games, but Supercoin is fundamentally unchanged. It works extremely well. I will accumulate slowly at this level, and a bit below.

I'm glad one thing is becoming more clear here every day. The price drop of Super looks like it's solely based on the fudders who sell their coins trying to get a major crash before a big pump. In the past in this thread i've seen that when 1 fudder stops the fud nearly all of them follow the lead and start to support the coin. Seems pretty clear to me that either one guy is behind all of these accounts or they are a pump & dump group.

People investing in this coin can read this and accept its truth, fudders can comment this any way they want. But keep this in mind: Super was trading  for >1000 BTC daily. It traded for >50% of its market cap for days, before the hassle. The price that's being set right now is made with a fraction of that volume, only about 5 btc daily volume right now on bittrex. Only about 1% of the investors are dumping their Supercoins right now, all the others are either holding or buying more. I don't know how you see things, but there's not one economist out there that'll recognize this price as of today.

As of now we have a market cap of about 150 BTC. I've invested in many coins before with a higher market cap than that but I'm pretty sure no coin has been technically superior to this one.

Let this sink in for a moment and think about it yourself. The technical properties vs the marketcap as of today. The 1% of the investors that artificially 'decide' the price right now. The fud(ders), why they do this and what they are trying achieve (keep in mind mostly good coins attract fudders).

No future here