I mean, 1 dollar SPR is only a ~4.5 dollar market cap

ServiceNodes are coming before the New Year's, after over 8 months of development. A revolutionary coded-from-scratch masternode concept that allow decentralized applications to be run on the SpreadCoin network.

DASH has a marketcap of $16M. They have basic anon and masternodes used by dozens of other altcoins. SpreadCoin will be introducing a feature no other coin currently has- it has plenty of room to grow from $300K (18k sats/coin).

yea, big pumps are usually no bueno. Especially since 100 bitcoin volume should have made the price go to around .001 BTC. We shall see what happens

What happened to spread coin 

Maybe you're right but you're not going to get much hype from the SPR team. Plenty of time to judge the project on results and developments.

If you haven't caught up with SPR for a while, this is the big immediate plan:



http://spreadcoin.info/news/proof-of-bitcoin-node-white-paper/

AltcoinNews covered the whitepaper release a little while ago:

https://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/developers-propose-proof-bitcoin-node-reinvent-bitcoin-mining-big-data-mining/

This is one of the few projects that is attempting to ensure Bitcoin is successful over the long-term, especially with all the uncertainty going on with the BTC halving next July and the continuing arguments over block sizes.

SpreadCoin is, by far, more important than how traders perceive its activity on the markets. The price can swing from time to time, but what SpreadCoin will bring to the table in the near future will be far more important.

I'm going to observe the market and may place an appropriate wall to make things less attractive for pump groups. I don't want this coin being undermined by a few people looking for a quick buck when there is a bunch of people working their asses off  to innovate.

Or should I just let things take their natural course? I guess it all evens out in the long run and if we get some increased exposure it may be for the best.

This feature is what we've been waiting over 8 months for- ServiceNodes; specialized nodes that run decentralized applications. They require a collateral (like masternodes), but the collateral will fluctuate over time based on demand. I'm sure someone here can explain this more in-depth than me