I just got a mail from pos@debitum.network.io address.

Subject: Debitum.Network - Proof-Of-Stake AirDrop

Dear Debitians,

We have decided to distribute our second AirDrop to all bounty campaign participants.

This must be fake, right? The question is how did they get our e-mail addresses?

 my concern being that if I want to grow my DEB collection through utilizing the the ecosystem, I can set it up to have my loan returned to me and the interest it generates in DEB... is that correct?

The value of a token doesn't always reflect how good the project is. It reflects hype and marketing.   If the team continues to do good work and accomplish their plan, the token price will increase with it

Debitum is one of the important projects of the year but they need time to build the platform how they want without hyping the project. That is one of the reason of slow listing on exchanges. We see periodic updates and next couple of months will be like this. Being utility token for services inside the ecosystem will increase demand surely.

I consider DEBITUM to be a good project, he has an algorithm for his work available, everything is simple and accessible, I think that's why he attracts investors.

Thanks for reminding us, I think there is a difference in the past compared to now.
Before the competition is very small  but now there is a huge difference, only if they can excel on the competition will we will be able to see that
range of profit. Holding is good especially if you have confident on the project.

Deb is a good project but these things take a lot of time to implement. Like all good things patience is the key.

My personal opinion ... the market is suffering a severe correction from the last big rise. BTC WAS $ 3550$... ... from 6450$ to 10,000$ ... Almost all the major currencies of the top 20, have rectified the FIBO 2 in 68.2% ... in the case of DEB, being a crypto with lower volume and less travel in the market, has greater volatility, for good and bad
My personal opinion. The only thing It has done is recitify upwards and according to the market. Return to his FIBO 2: around $ 0.067 ...

at this stage i'd have to agree with you, but then i thought about the DJIA and realised that because the average share price is something like 20 times annual profit (way above historical levels),  it might be a little too early to rule out the numbers associated with a >$20 Deb. And that's before we factor in organic growth of the business.