Build it and they will come...
...from the few talks i had with Mchrono, from what I understand, I think it's the dev's
motto.
true : there is a real lack of communication. as this is not a game, but a business startup with investors, you have, as a dev/owner, to provide clearly, and in due form, reports on the work status, with points, eta or percentage of achievements. That's what your followers/believers/investors are expecting.
the sad thing is that in crypto, that reporting job need to happen more often, like at least weekly. Mostly because IT IS crypto (it's moving fast) and what we can say a part of the web 2/3.0 era. but also because the current crowd are the internet generation that expect everything while providing the less clicks possible. It's the current state : so you play with crypto, you deal with it.
it can be an awkward situation, because in real life, the things are happening at a lower pace. It takes time to develop from scratch new concept and ideas.
Its been quite stretchy time the dev is taking..........killing the coin.
the problem by not communicating and not delivering is putting more unwanted pressure on the next release. The expectations toward the upcoming Munne University have increased beyond the standard so that this project now really need to delivers
Wow's and
Awe's.
as for the current value of Munne on the market (because for now, Munne is only an altcoin that is -trading- on market exchanges), i'm following daily the moves made on bittrex : we are probably 4-5 people that do moves from time to time on the mne/btc, and i have a good idea who i am -playing- with. The main problem is that there is no action at all and no fresh blood, so either the 4-5 people following the market have already take their position and are watching (like me), or are trying to create a kind of volatility by pushing the price further down. Too bad that strategy don't work as expected : because there is no news, no new players, no trading to do. imho
community : that is a funny concept in crypto... short history of crypto tends to prove that everyone is here for the quick bucks. only few (maybe 20%) cryptocurrencies have a real followings/community, others -supposedly- communities are filled mostly with ppls that don't want to see the value of their bought coins decline. I will let you judge if that is what is happening here, but let's say that it's hard to build a community out of thin air : there need to be tangibles on what a community-to-be can sit on. In my very own opinion and from the little I know him, I really think Munne is lucky to have a guy like Mistercoin aboard.
News :
I've learned that there will be a massive concerted efforts of marketing (finally) when Munne University get released. But remember that Christmas is in 9 days so... would it be better to get that stuff while everybody are celebrating with families or to launch the offensive in early January?? That's a good strategy question to really consider twice.
