>no shit, the fact that demand curves exist isn't any fucking evidence that the coin will succeed at all, what are you on?
Like I said, the volatility shows that people change their minds about coins all the time. They buy in, they sell, then they are back in. That's how crypto markets work. The charts on coinmarketcap.com are all the empirical evidence we need.
>look at reddit threads discussing the coin,
Yes but what about the fact that they will believe it until they die? Could you show me the evidence that shows that they won't change their mind? Ever? I'll be waiting.
> WILL NOT get involved because it has Trump's name on it.
Who cares when you have ~50% of the voting demographic (Republican) supporting Trump? And don't give me BS polls, its always Democrat vs Republican, red vs blue, half vs half. 50 vs 50.
>Cutting your losses on a coin that isn't going anywhere
Because it's all speculation and assumption. It is your assumption that the coin isn't going anywhere. It's your speculation. You don't know for sure. And judging from past markets, you're probably going to be in for a shock when the graph goes up.
> amateur ass dev team, and dev and scam drama surrounding the whole thing.
All the negatives, and none of the positives. It's also a unique coin, with a dev team that are crypto enthusiasts and Trump supporters, a grassroots project (a very good thing) and the fact that they've only been in business literally for a few weeks.
I think you are just trying to convince yourself (and others) that you selling on the dip was the right thing, when it clearly was not. Selling on the dip for a loss is one of the worst things you can do trading.
I can tell you're a newbie because anyone with experience trading knows that patience is key, even with cryptos. If I were you, I would buy back in on the dip again, but then again with the new marketing push we may never see another dip at lower prices.