Ok, so there is a pattern forming...
The "unbiased" 3rd party escrow service is a major investor in syscoin.. They gave the dev's plenty of time to get stuff working, so they could leverage the sh!t out of their holdings to make huge coin..
When the dev's were trying to fork to a new block-chain on monday, I managed to mine a block before they could mine it, and got to see some numbers I'm sure they didn't want seen.
The premine (18% of 2 billion) = 360 million
By monday, the maximum amount of mined coins (128 coins per block x 60 blocks per hour x 48 hours) would be just under 370,000 coins. Now, that number is is the max, the real number is more like a quarter of that, since the wallet and forking issues kept people from mining most of the time.
So, to create a new block to account for all the coins would be a maximum of 360,370,000.
This block I mined is pictured below..
![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=http%3A%2F%2Fimagizer.imageshack.us%2Fv2%2F600x400q90%2F538%2FaZgUtI.jpg&t=661&c=eSNd5R_PbA536Q)
So, the numbers are not even close, the block is for 364,222,858 sys. Lets break that down, shall we?
364,222,858 minus the premine is 4,222,858.
Assuming that the 222,858 is the actual mined coins that needed to get forked to the new chain, that leaves 4,000,000 coins (.2% of 2 Billion) that is unexplained, but a nice bonus for the dev's that noone would question.
Yeah, that's interesting.......................