I know that it's POS. With sizeable amount, I actually meant sizeable value.
Regarding building XSPEC holdings...got me some XSPEC a few days ago

try to make more volumes and be notice inside social media , create more tweets and trade with volume for sure trex will
notice this coin and they will add this to bring more investors and to gain profits from this project.

no rush please still accumulating 

You better moving fast with accumulation as coinfest is just around the corner
And with SDC gone, with continued development, i am xspecting XSPEC taking SDC place.

The thing is SDC is rebranded to Particl, and there will be no future development with SDC. There are swap from SDC to Particl tho. So if Xspec deliver and continue their development, they def have potential to take SDC place, or atleast get close to it. As right now Xspec is so cheap and marketcap is so low, so there are huge room to grow

Update

Providing a static standalone spectrecoin.exe for Windows has proved quite difficult, but I am happy to say that we are very close to a solution. There has been a lot of work on this aspect of the project recently so that we can easily build future Windows versions. We have now managed to do a static build of Qt so we are working on the rest of the dependencies so hopefully we should have a new version in 2-3 days. Sorry about the delay...

Progress overview:
1. [done] Configure Windows environments
2. [done] Compile Qt 5.8 statically (x32/x64)
3. [done] Compile ICU statically (x32/x64)
4. [done] Compile OpenSSL (x32/x64)
5. [to-do] Build all the other dependencies from project sources (boost, libevent, etc.).
6. [to-do] Compile the spectrecoin.exe (x32/x64)

So, as you can tell, we will deliver x32 and x64 versions of spectrecoin.exe so that we cater for all Windows users.

Parallel to this we have identified a range of updates we need to do in the code re. the Tor integration. Once that has been done we can focus on getting the first version of XSPEC Android out. After some discussion it was decided to wait for a code update and Windows build before releasing the first Android app.

We are also planning a PR push in the wake of the new versions once they are out.

Amazing! At everyone, note that static builds of big programs can be pretty difficult, so great respect to the devs for managing to make a static build of Qt, and good luck for the rest (boost, libev ... I'm happy that I am not the one who has to do that stuff! )

There was an ICO and not so much interest but we had little choice given the circumstances but to distribute to the investors as opposed to 're-start' the whole process. The wider distribution will come with time so this may be a slow burner but there is enough on offer for it to spread.

I was thinking a market cap of $40M doesn't seem unlikely in the not too distant future, all things considered.