I think the market cap of a currency is different than the market cap of a company. The intrinsic value of stocks are based on the underlying values of the companies and their products. The market cap of currencies are more based on thrust and supply and demand. There is not really a differentiation between the market caps of companies and currencies on coinmarketcap, please correct me if I'm wrong. That said the amount of real live transactions with XRB are still minimal I think.  

There are a few points why blockchain suits decentralized power trade, storage and distribution. I think one of the most important ones for consumers is that, with the help of the blockchain, you're able to see in an efficient way how much of the electricity grid you are using for your purchased or sold energy. This can give you bartering leverage, due to the transparency and thus result in lower network fees. As of now, these distribution costs aren't specified. The blockchain systems also provides the distribution companies an effective tool to see how the grid is used and when. This data can be used to optimize the grid stability. Renewable energy puts a big strain on the capacity to provide a stable grid and the more you know about the production, consumption, storage and distribution of energy the better and more effective you are able to provide a stable and fair distribution system. Blockchain technology is a hot topic in regard to smart cities and the energy supply in the Netherlands. Major players, such as Tennet (Dutch main grid exploitent) are now experimenting with the blockchain to optimize the grid stability. And, as far as I know, we have one of the most stable grids in the world so why would these companies research and test blockchain technology for the distribution of electricity? http://www.energiebusiness.nl/2017/05/10/tennet-batterijen-via-blockchain/. Also a new foundation has been set up to research and implement blockchain technology into the electricity supply system. http://energyweb.org/ . As you can see companies such as shell are involved and those parties aren't there if there isn't a possible or feasible business case.  

I think 40-50 dollar shouldn't be a problem next year. Sumokoin has better specifications than coins with far higher market caps.  

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At first it said wallet status maintenance, yesterday wallet status not up to date and today it say's wallet status online.

More good news the wallet status on Yobit is online again!

Yes, these fake developers should be held accountable. Unfortunately I've seen many projects recently where there is a nice proposal, the devs ask you to invest, but don't do what they promised afterwords and only collect the money. That is just fraud, but for now they seem to get away with it. I hope these practices will be addressed. Not only by bitcointalk but also by law enforcement agencies. This will be beneficial for the sector imho. I lost some money with AMMO unfortunately and by more enforcement the risk of being scammed may be reduced a little.

Nice to see that there is still active trading with this coin. Volume is picking up. This is one of those coins where you can potentially make a very good return on your investment.