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Maybe the 100% initial year interest rate is also to help fight the "free rider" problem. That is, if you want to benefit from Neucoin, you can't just buy some and sit on it. You have to at least help out by securing their network (ie mining) to get a proper reward.
That's what I love about this coin. They seem to understand that they need to keep incentives of the users of Neucoin aligned with the success of Neucoin itself. And every step of the way, so far, they have done that.
Hmm, you should really go over your arguments again...
http://cointelegraph.com/storage/uploads/view/bc064a56eb65076b9ddcad1caec20f1f.jpg
(or are you just a sockpuppet shill? )
So your reply is just to name call along with some vague FUD and a graph from Neucoin's own website? Or do you have an actual argument?
The argument is, your points (see quoted parts in bold) being contradicted by one simple graphic (ironically indeed provided by
How?
If by the graph, you are trying to say that only a fraction of the total Neucoin available will be handed out in the presale, then, of course that's true. But if they didn't do that, how would they implement the rest of their strategy plan, in which they hand out Neucoin in exchange for being placed on popular exchanges, business deals to use Neucoin for Freemium services, online games, etc.?
Even with the very small presale, as long as the market cap of Neucoin exceeds $30 Million, the buyers will make a profit. Bitcoin has a market cap of $3.5 Billion, so that means this will happen if it reaches more than only 0.8% (less than one percent) of the Bitcoin market cap,