any progress? the coins is not attracting attention
Neither did NAS - and the people who missed out complained quite volubly when it took off.
That said, Greenpay may well languish after launch. Many promising altcoins are stuck in ruts thanks to the bursting of the altcoin bubble in March.
Myself, I'm used to this kind of environment because I played the penny stocks in '09-11. The stock that I realized the biggest dollar profit on, I bought at 8 1/2 cents. It stayed there for more than a year before it finally was noticed and took off.
It may sound strange, but that kind of market is calming. There's no need to hurry because the same price will be available today, tomorrow, next week, and so forth. You have time to check around and mull the decision over, since the price will barely budge while you're doing your due diligence. So, unlike in a bubble environment, there's no advantage in being hasty: impulsiveness is all disadvantage. That makes for better decisions.
Scarred Veteran's Tip: In times like these, it's prudent to have some BTC and/or fiat in reserve in case an alt falls even deeper into bargain territory. Myself, I'm tapped out atm, but I did draw on some reserves earlier - including 0.5 BTC's worth for this IPCO. Had I had more, I'd be putting in a substantial lowball bid for
Québécoin rather than the piddly one I have put in.
I'd probably also throw a BTC or so into
JuggaloCoin - but that's just me.
To get back to Québécoin, its market is a lot like the pennies in a post-bubble market. QBC is selling at less than a fifth of its IPO price, but the volume is piddling. An order that would take minutes to fill for a high-volume crypto, takes days for QBC.
Sadly, that's life in the bottom of a bubble. There are good bargains, because hardly anyone is buying. But you'd be lucky to make a killing off those bargains - because hardly anyone is selling.
One exception: scrypt coins that are being ravaged by multipools. With them, you have lots of supply to snap up.
