So, it's obvious that you're in here to make small profit and run away with it.
Why talk shit about "how coin isn't going to do well" when you're one of the people who is damaging it in first place?
First of all, people who trade assets don't "damage" them. They provide much needed liquidity to markets and high volume cryptomarkets are not something anybody complains about.
Secondly, I invest in projects if I think they've got something interesting to offer. If they continue to have a promising roadmap I stay invested, if they don't I'll try to optimise my exit. I don't think any of that's in conflict with the remark that I thought the IPO was overvalued (which is was).
My main point was that it is deceptive to focus on price rather than marketcap. The reason I made that point is that price doesn't take coin supply into account whereas marketcap does. Price doesn't let you "rate" the value of the IPO alongside other already-trading assets whereas marketcap does.
The marketcap of the IPO was about a million dollars.
http://coinmarketcap.com. Not ridiculous but still a bit of a challenge to rise from out of the gate. So I put a bitcoin into it rather than 10, that's all I'm saying.