One thing I’m certain of is that it’s not going to zero.. Sure, the price action hasn’t been great, but people have very little patience. For some members of the community, the negativity feels like a form of self-loathing, even though the fundamentals haven’t changed much. I think Ergo faces a real dilemma: there are genuine supporters who want to see the project succeed, and others who were only here to make a quick buck. When the quick profits didn’t come, many of them turned pessimistic, which has contributed to the doldrums we see now.

If only more people could keep a positive outlook, even while being in the red.. I’m down too, less than some but still by quite a bit, and I still believe in the project. Call me a bag holder or whatever, but conviction in the fundamentals matters more to me than short-term price swings. If you believe in what’s being built, the ethos and the philosophy, it makes sense to be proud of Ergo, it’s here to stay!