I'm still holding my MCT until the price goes up, and I fully agree it is undervalued in theory at least. i say in theory, because it really all depends on the demand for deploying NEO smart contracts. If enough parties want to do it, and opt for the cheaper MCT route, then the price should be higher than it is now. Regardless, I'm going to hold until $0.20-0.50 at least.
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The demand for NEO smart contracts will most certainly come, it's merely a matter of "when". I would recommend setting your MCT price targets in BTC rather than in USD, that way any changes in Total Market Cap of crypto won't affect you. If the Total Crypto Market Cap hits $ 1 trillion tomorrow (oh how I *wish!) and you sell your MCT for $0.40, it would still be highly undervalued. But if you sold at 0.00002 BTC then you would be assured of getting a good price.
Yes, I agree. I usually trade based on BTC price, since I mostly cash out 'into' BTC. Still I like to use the dollar values too to get a sense of how the price is doing. It's a lot easier to memorize than memorizing a dozen or two coin prices in BTC!
Indeed!