We are working on the hard fork, however, we are still also ensuring that everyone has some time to breathe.
For now, we believe the block chain is protected so long as growth rates continue on the protection port. It will be necessary for everyone to be on one port if we are to perform the fork. Literally all the hash of whitecoin must be concentrated to one pool for us to take over.
I give you my word that if we do fork the coin (it's look that way, still no word from devs directly to me since I was banned from the channel, it may not have been them) we will turn the coin over to the community via a process that protects everyone and seeks community input as best possible.
If the devs return in the meantime, they'll be able to fix this.
For now, I am feeling very optimistic.
- mogonzo
For now, we believe the block chain is protected so long as growth rates continue on the protection port. It will be necessary for everyone to be on one port if we are to perform the fork. Literally all the hash of whitecoin must be concentrated to one pool for us to take over.
I give you my word that if we do fork the coin (it's look that way, still no word from devs directly to me since I was banned from the channel, it may not have been them) we will turn the coin over to the community via a process that protects everyone and seeks community input as best possible.
If the devs return in the meantime, they'll be able to fix this.
For now, I am feeling very optimistic.
- mogonzo
Mogonzo, could you please answer these questions?
- Who owns the premined coins?
- Who owns the Github account?
- Who owns the WhiteCoin.co website?
- Who owns the @WhiteCoiner Twitter account?
You, or other people, on each of those?
And if other people, who are they? And can control of those aspects of WhiteCoin be taken from them somehow, if they abandon the coin or fail to manage it professionally?
Thanks for any information you can provide, and for your efforts to solve the problems.
