50% of the ICO value and nobody wants to buy this coin.
Looks very promising,....not!
Not unless you're into high-risk gambles or have a certain mindset - i.e., "the market cap is so low, I might as well take a flyer."
There's another sort of fella that would be interested in Dibbits right now: someone with at least 5 BTC and thousands in fiat to spare, and who happens to be skilled with HTML5/CSS/PHP/MySQL/etc. (DISCLOSURE:
I am not this kind of person!) Said fella would send the 5 BTC up to Bittrex and slowly whale up in Dibbits at ~5000 satoshis. He would also buy a penny-auction clone script for less than $1000; the rest of the fiat would be earmarked for inventory. This hypothetical person would convert the clone into a "second" penny auction Website powered by Dibbits. IOW, he would implement exactly what the Dibbits dev promised.
If the Dibbits dev came through, he could present his own penny-auction Site as an alternative. If not, then this fella would have implemented the dev's fine words.
This approach would not be a community takeover: it's more like independently building the ecosystem. What got me spilling out my own fine words was the fact that Dibbit's market cap is so darned low! There are quite a few zombie coins with higher market caps that DIBS'. The above fine words are actually feasible for someone with ~$10,000 to spare. And 5 BTC, of course.
