We didn't premine any block for us, you could check at the blockexplorer.
Simple question.
If you didn't release the wallets or nodes or have anything ready in time,
who was mining the coins I see in the BlockExplorer?Why could you not release crucial elements of your coin due to development issues yet had no issues processing POW algorithms?
If you can't answer directly then I take it as dishonesty. You know respect is gained from truthfullness. If you made a mistake and did pre-min or had friends pre-mine, you'd do better coming clean than ignoring valid questions like mine?
Until there's an answer I'll continue to ask again and again - so let's get this over with now?
I answered that question like 10 times already. If you check the block explorer there're only 8 blocks mined before we released the password. Those 8 blocks were mined by 2 clients the one in my house and the other one in the house of another member of the team. Why did we do that? We had to find block 1 (IPO premine block), then 8 blocks came like in 10 seconds.
All those 8 blocks we are going to give them away. Why did we not give them right away? Because once we release the new client with all the new features will do that. And It won't be just 16 rotocoins, we'll be doing a fair event so everyone can have some coins.
About having issues with elements of the coin and not having issues with POW algorithms the are completely different things.
You can see around how many coins have the same code, they just change name, reward an a couple more things. When you try to add new things, you have to be creative and sometimes like it happened to us there are important glitches. At least we didn't abort the launch and we released our beta wallet. Throughout that night we released, 6 more wallets, 3 for windows and 3 for linux.
Now we are working hard to release our new wallets, which will make even more unique our coin.
I hope I answered your cuestion, and I'll be glad if you stay around to see our work's evolution
Again sorry for the launch
