I like reading up on ICO and new coins... but how can you say what they're worth? This month I'm trying to decide if Dragon Coin (drgtoken.io) is good. Whitepaper reads nice, it's casino related, they say there's gonna be some big money customers using it... all great, but what's it worth? $1 each? $10 each? $10,000 each? Is there anyway to put a price on a coin other than letting 'the market' decide?

I'm not sure how other coins do but video I saw yesterday about Dragon Coin says they're putting 10% monthly profits (it's casino-related) into a random wallet... I'm buying half for hopefully price rise, half hopeful for that 10%! I think it's a nice way of keeping people hodling.

After BTC dip / "price correction" / drop Dash was one of the only coins that held it own against BTC. Sadly, I jumped off BTC onto other sinking ships and lost 20%

Two I like that have just finished:
-- bonpay.com (crypto wallet and transactions)
-- sward.fund (Asset backed coin with a bit of community democracy!)
One I've been reading about (trying to finish whitepaper)
-- drgtoken.io Coin for use in Macau casinos. Apparently there's big money in/out charges there, this gets around those. If that's the case then I'd imagine there's a demand for it. Longer it goes, more users (players) more casinos = moon time?

Upcoming Dragon coin/ICO say they're doing air drops into a random account every month. Is it worth (do people do this?) just buying a little and holding as an ongoing lottery ticket or is this something lots of people already do?

Also, do coins that do this do the choosing publicly (like the reddit millionairemaker) or do they just announce they've randomly deposited into an account? If not public, surely they can just deposit into one of their own accounts?