Now the cryptocurrency market is built in such a way that we keep our cryptocurrency until we feel that it has reached a price peak, and then we rush to sell it immediately in order to make a profit, that is, the difference between the price of the purchased and sold coin.

It seems to me that this is not a very convenient version of the cryptocurrency market. It turns us into greedy speculators who do not care about the project itself, for which the coin or token was created. It would be better if we had the opportunity to receive passive profits, dividends as a result of the retention of cryptocurrency. Then we would feel that we are co-owners of the project and would be interested in developing it.

We now see how very popular are ICO projects, such as Miracle Tele and others, which provide for such an opportunity. What do you think about this?

I read the statement of Professor Cornell Emin Gen Cyr, who said that the mature market should have assets that work independently of each other.

"Indeed, a mature market should be decentralized, and independent prices for coins are untied, each of which is consistent with the future prospects of a particular coin," Sier said.

So far, virtually all the coins are repeating the price movements of bitcoin. So, when do we have a crypto currency market mature enough that coins and tokens develop on their own and do not depend on the price of bitcoin and what is needed for this?