Interesting how people still mine 'dead' coins.
I guess they all hope it would turn into Doge or better.
Keep dreaming, peeps!
And I've always been surprised - why do developers leave such projects?I guess they all hope it would turn into Doge or better.
Keep dreaming, peeps!
There were no obvious problems, the network was working, there was trading on stock exchanges, why was it necessary to leave the project?
Probably, a couple of people, holders of this coin, are mining.
It's hard to find a developer to restore the project.
. Crex24 has delisted STONE due to some forks that appeared (that have since been resolved somewhat) and no active Dev to address them. I have some visions for the chain which include doing a on chain swap to a different algorithm than x16r with updated code (most likely forked from Dash although this like all things is open to discussion) and getting STONE relisted on a non KYC exchange. We currently have support from the current mining pool operators concerning the mining side of the chain which is nice. By doing a algorithm change and a on chain swap we will be able to address/fix all the unknown questions that have been brought up like who has control of the premine, where are such and such coins at being they do not show in block explorers and such. With the swap we will get a current and accurate snapshot of the chain with all coins accounted for basically shutting out whatever has happened in the past with a clean start to the future of the project. What needs to happen now is for someone knowledgeable is the area of blockchains and clients that is willing to step up and do the work.