Hello there

Can maybe someone here answer me those questions?
What will be my advantage if I do the swap of my ambers?
What is my potential disadvantage if I do not swap them into the "new" tokens?


Somehow the information on the ambrosus site itself is unclear to me, rather still sound like a normal ERC-20 token:
https://ambrosus.com/amber/ =>
"GETTING AMBER
At present Amber can be acquired on a variety of cryptocurrency exchanges such as Binance, Kucoin, HitBTC, Coinrail, Livecoin, ForkDelta, Gatecoin and RightBTC, using Bitcoin (BTC), Ether (ETH), US Dollar (USD), Tether (USDT) and Binance Coin. For additional information, visit Coin Market Cap"

there is really not to much activity... anyhow the coin seems profiting from the general market and is up 10% in the moment now.
I am also wondering why I did not get an answer to my question from some weeks ago:

"what would happen to our AMB if a global player would buy ambrosus? If we would own stocks I would be happy, but I am afraid the AMB could just disappear."
I think it's fair to state that this is a question for all cryptos, not only for AMB.

what would happen to our AMB if a global player would buy ambrosus? If we would own stocks I would be happy, but I am afraid the AMB could just disappear.

Hi there

I am an holder since the beginning and somehow "waiting" for the good news to reflect in the market. Of course there was the huge peak end 2017 and 1Q18, but since then I see good news all the time, but no positive impact in the market. Quite the opposite happens, my ambers are falling further and further.

So what is the overall feeling here?
- are the projects of IBM and other big players around the same area of usage a problem / thread?
- is ambrosus going "to far" and wanting to much to build that it's getting to complex to understand?
- is ambrosus "to close to the real world" that ambrosus makes sense as a company, but not as ERC20 investment?


So what is your view?