I don't know how many investors there are. For me 100 is a hard number to reach on some projects, not so hard on others. There are people that do not have the ways or means to invest fiat in even penny stocks, or want to take the time to learn and become financially savvy people. I'm one of those people.

It is why I like what I see as Certificates of Deposit, (simple put your money here and we give you some interest for letting us use it).

The mutual fund types on Hive-Engine like HE-Index and SPI, buy some of our stock and we will try to invest it in various money making things and pay you a dividend.

You see I don't know a lot about finance, and I know very little about crypto. People seem to think that just because a person is on Hive they know about crypto and finance and investing. Not all of us do.

Would having a lower entry requirement to your project add tracking difficulty? Would the time and effort put to tracking the lower entry requirements lower returns or rates?

It took me almost a year to get to the 100 SPI tokens I have. I will never get to 100 ArchonM due to price but I still intend to continue to buy some small amounts when I can.

Currently most of my Hive Engine tokens are being funded by me selling my LEO and POB tokens that I receive, so I guess in short you have to decide are you excluding a group of people that might otherwise invest a little to see how well it works? I tested the waters with SPI, and ArchonM. Those were the two projects that got my Investing mind set going.