Funny of course .. The team raised $ 35 million, and now the market cap is only 4.2 million tokens. And this is in fact taking into account the tokens of the advisers and the team that have already been unlocked .. Some bench projects and that look nicer.
terrible, almost -x10 lol. team are not carrying about small investors. thier big stupid whale already sold out.
Hey there Oldman53, we appreciate you taking the time to share your thoughts on Cardstack. We would ask you to remember that Cardstack does not have any direct control over secondary markets, and the best thing they can do to support the price is to provide solid utility for the token itself. The team very much does care about the early contributors and supporters. You might be interested in this message with some of the things the team has been focused on.
A lot of the development at Cardstack has shifted to the front-end, so we can build up a catalog of reusable cards that can be placed within a Card Space authoring environment and embedded as part of Card Flow workflows. This work is current happening in a private repository on Github called cardstack/deck (as in a deck of cards). When the code is ready for public review and to solicit broader developer contributions, we will open source this repository of front-end code so developers can learn to create new card-based UI that can communicate with the Cardstack Hub RESTful services (repo already public at gitub.com/cardstack/cardstack).
Many of these cards being developed inside the deck repository will be leveraged on the new, yet-to-be released Cardstack.com. For security reasons, we do not plan to open source the code for the main website, but will instead publish simplified example web sites/apps with tutorial on how to leverage the deck of cards in custom web apps. These sample apps will be open sourced soon after cardstack.com is relaunched with this front-end codebase. Across the entire Cardstack project, we currently have 12 developers working on the codebase everyday.
