what address wallet has HYPERfuture ?
so that hyper funds will be lost if he returns or not either way ?
About that, this is, see below, taken from the OP and as you can see there is 224,208.06459 HYPER in total in all 4 HYPER wallets. I guess this is the amount HYPERfuture holds or held I dont know, still find it strange that he has vanished just like that...strange....i really think something happened to him, something bad. Anyway, those funds will remain in old chain if their owner doesnt do the swap.
I had a chat room set up on TheCryptoChat (
https://thecryptochat.net/) for HYPER development a couple weeks ago that can be used for anything HYPER related or as a chat room for the community. Just register to their site, select the rooms menu and choose Hyper Dev. I pop into their site often so if anyone wants to chat with me and I'm not in that room try the Main chat room just type CryptoDatabase into chat to get my attention.
I am already a member here as you suggested to do that like couple of weeks ago, but its doesnt work now, maybe it's just in maintenance mode. Will try later.
Update on the new wallet,
I do need one other person to help with the testing of this, preferably someone I can trust or you guys trust as I will be sending them coins and will expect them back. The developer is 12 hours ahead of me so when its prime time for me to communicate he is sleeping and vice versa.
I currently have the latest test release and have most of the new coins in it but I am still waiting on about 350-400k HYPER to be transferred to me. The total coin count of HYPER at the time of the writing of this message is 7,883,320 and the new wallet is at around 8.4 mil. I had asked him to make the total coin count a little higher than at the time (month ago) to account for staking during the claim period but he added too many. The solution to this will be to add up the total amount of current existing HYPER and subtract it from the new coin total and burn the remaining HYPER after the swap or keep them for the dev fund.
Great, I can be your second-in-command as assistance, just guide me what to do next and when.
Just my opinion but coding in a dev tax or retaining 10 % is going to be essential to the furtherment of this project for updating, fixing, marketing.
Of course it's up to everyone else to speak up on that matter but it is nice just to have some coins there for payment to a dev if things going wrong or bugs come up or we just want an improvement.
I personally don't like the idea of keeping the extra coins for the dev fund as that will be a 8-9% increase in total coins and the more we can burn the easier it will be to increase its value.
Anyway both solutions are great proposed by cryptohunter and CryptoDatabase. But at the same time quite irrelevant. If there is no community to support projects well it really doesn't matter what tools you have. But I believe we are way beyond that, right? Dev tax is something that is out of our reach now. Maybe next time at next "upgrade".
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