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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;joecoincollect, post: 2510607, member: 71338&quot;]I had to read what you wrote a few times because it&#039;s hard to wrap your head around. This bandwagon effect sounds remotely familiar. So it sounds like you&#039;re saying interest and prices are largely independent of each other. Or perhaps this is more accurate: pricing determines interest, not the other way around. But it is counterintuitive to me, since I&#039;d think that low interest drives prices - for example, if people lost favor with a certain coin I couldn&#039;t imagine the price increasing. Their lack of interest would dictate the coin&#039;s pricing into the future. I believe this is basic supply and demand theory. You mentioned interest is highest when prices drop, and that would be true, at first. But once prices have dropped, I think your theory as I understand it is weakest. What I mean is that when there is no or hardly any demand, this lack of interest will determine what price something can be. Sorry if my reply is confusing things. I appreciate your responses[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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