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15% premine? WTF?
I would like to challenge you the red bolded statement in your white paper, mentioned above.
There are projects with NO premine, ie RavenCoin.
Through your statement DID your statement make an allegation that RavenCoin has no real goals or expectations?
Moreover, what are you using the funds for? Do you have and exact breakdown for them or is this just another DieHard coin?
I would like to challenge you the red bolded statement in your white paper, mentioned above.
There are projects with NO premine, ie RavenCoin.
Through your statement DID your statement make an allegation that RavenCoin has no real goals or expectations?
Moreover, what are you using the funds for? Do you have and exact breakdown for them or is this just another DieHard coin?
thanks for the random trolling. Im not paying thousands of dollars for exchanges, VPS, plus dozens of lost billable hours a week working on this for free. but sure come in here with bluster doing apples to oranges comparisons between other coins. This is not an altruistic endeavor. We have been very clear and transparent about that. But gj for raven coin Ill count that as the one - compared to the smoking remains of the majority that are long dead, abandoned or dying a slow death with no development minus some random github changes.
Maybe this is something people dont fully understand until they've been on a team. In the crypto world every little tiny thing costs money. Only a glorious few are willing to commit time and energy to help a project for free.
Heres the general breakdown. We give as much pixels as we need to whoever is an asset that helps make the project a success. im not going to give you some random inflexible bs numbers like oh 7.3% goes to community airdrops. thats silly. You dont know how much you need until you do.
I'm sick of people with no idea what they are talking about quoting coins like Ravencoin as having "No Premine". Ravencoin didn't have an OFFICIAL premine, but the blockchain was premined and then "leaked" by the developers in a more subtle way. So yes, it DID have a premine - just not in the way you are probably familiar with.
All these coins you see with "NO PREMINE" are premined, just in a different way that is used to trick the ignorant layman. When these chains are started, the developers start the mining. Then they simply obfuscate dates (Blockchains have no secure notion of date).
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