maybe i should have used my oil royalty as an example, i don't follow real estate or investing at all so maybe they are both horrible comparisons. My perspective about what it would take to get my "bought"(non stake) tek out of my hands i don't know ..with my oil royalty, i get a % of production from a wells monthly output, anyways the standard offer for this royalty is 3-5 years of the monthly payments. I have held onto mine for 30 years, and i get offers from buyers all the time in that range.
so yes, it's going to be really tough get my bought tek out of my wallet. Ill have to sell some stake soon to cover the elec bill face the angry wife lol, that and i will sell/giveaway stake to fund the progress of tekcoin development. Post up the buys maybe you catch a dumper needing some funds for something.
Have we reached a new floor? look for the last week barely a dip under .0004? demand seems to be far outstripping supply atm, this thread is been hotter than ever before. The social media sites are getting growing action daily, its picking up at what seems to be an exponential rate. The potential here is amazing, the marketcap is going to grow very well. I don't think we are going to see trade volume will lessen or market cap drop much at this point, TEK is strong and has been building up steam for too long, like a freight train now.. more volume more coins more people. More hands pushing the cart.
The way I look at it also take future stake into account. For example if I am going to buy right now, I could get 100 or so for around 0.00042 each for a total of 0.042 BTC. In one month that will turn into 140 TEK. I have room for TEK/BTC to drop all the way down to 0.0003 in a month and I will still have not lost value because 140*0.0003=0.042BTC - and then one month after that I will have about 196 TEK. The exchange rate could drop as low as 0.00022 and I will still be break even because 196*0.00022=0.0431BTC.
So even if I think the price is a bit inflated, I look at it from the long term point of view.
