I'm going to shot down here, but as a MN owner, i would like MNs to NOT allow users to pool their coins together and collectively create a MN without sending coins to a 'keeper of coins'
pure greed here,but this would lower the value of our MNs (for those who are able to own one) and would have MNs sprouting up left and right.
MN holders right now are in for the long haul, our coins are parked permanently, maintaining the price where its at.
if we allow easy MNs by pooling resources, these holders might liquidate returns as soon as they come in they get pushing the price down.
it is only recently that people have begun to notice COLX and there are more requests for easy MNs (pool resources together w/o sending coins to 1 wallet) as most people have begun to see how valuable a MN is.
why should early adopters and stakeholders who risked money when COLX was not even half a penny and we're now being rewarded for our faith in this coin, be shortchanged for these new players?
pure greed here,but this would lower the value of our MNs (for those who are able to own one) and would have MNs sprouting up left and right.
MN holders right now are in for the long haul, our coins are parked permanently, maintaining the price where its at.
if we allow easy MNs by pooling resources, these holders might liquidate returns as soon as they come in they get pushing the price down.
it is only recently that people have begun to notice COLX and there are more requests for easy MNs (pool resources together w/o sending coins to 1 wallet) as most people have begun to see how valuable a MN is.
why should early adopters and stakeholders who risked money when COLX was not even half a penny and we're now being rewarded for our faith in this coin, be shortchanged for these new players?
I dont got a MN myself, only at 1.9m coins (so i probably never will). Even tho, as you can imagine, people like me (with insufficient funds) would love the idea.
MNs, in my opinion, when we are talking about this kind of money, should only be there for the 'elite' or people who were smart enough to buy one from the early start when prices were low.
-Jan
but if someone wants to donate Colx, here's my address: DRqskGxEMjM9WxB5SAa6k4nxSEZRcsqVWq 
