Try to keep in mind that your "Dev" created this coin solely as a vehicle to steal and profit, stealing 100+ million coins that were supposed to go to community members and dumping them on the exchanges for the profit. I know you guys are doing your very best to bury this fact and move forward pretending it never happened but I think despite whatever fluff you try to spew out to cover your crooked beginnings no one in any volume will want to pay BTC for free coins that were created as a scam for the Developer.
One day a real community coin will be created that holds true to the ideals this coin falsely claimed to pursue, and that coin will prosper.
This coin is a scam, created by a Dev who openly stole from other community members without repercussions and is soon to be forgotten.
What did the final numbers turn out to be? I never added up all the stakeholders (unfortunately confusing list), but thought the final numbers were around a 40-50M discrepancy, with some people still left, and bounties? Just wondering where that 100M+ number is coming from.
Dev never in any way accounted for his distribution to members, he released two distribution lists that accounted for 723 one million distributions, that alone close to a 100 million shortfall, but those are not matched up with member names and never will be, so the Dev simply had to create as many wallets as he wished, that number only capped by his greed and distribute to himself.
Now even in the OP they have completely changed the rules as to how this coin was promised to be initially distributed,
The development team, consisting of 8 people, received 40m, which included some payment to professionals who otherwise would have required $$$The original and promised plan was for all members to receive 2 million shares equally including the "Dev" who it is fairly obvious is a single individual not a team of 8 + professional services, what professional services?
Sure not hard drive recovery. Or getting on CNN.
If "Dev" if he had not been so greedy could have made plenty alone just off the millions in unaccounted for interest (staking) from the distribution wallets but obviously he felt the need to dip deep into member's stakes and make buckets of money at the community expense.
