I like everything about this coin and will start mining it but could the dev give us an update on whats being done? Is the dev active?
How can we contribute other then buying, voting and mining?
Is there a plan?
Whats the next cause we can support?
If 50 million are already mined, at a rate of 380 sat, thats 190 BTC...where are these BTC? Bagholders?
If 2.5% is donated, that means the foundation only has 3.5 BTC to contribute to a cause...that is not much
These are just raw numbers off the top of my head, so I could be wrong in one or another
Anyway and as I said, I really like it would love to get involved
Cheers
Hey Architect,
It happy to see you finally came around. This coin is great, the community is great, the concept is great and we are poised to do great things in the name of science.
We have a very active dev team of about 8 members, located all around the world (UK, Romania, Canada, USA, Taiwan and Italy) working all day on our coin. Currently were working on a few wallet updates, one will be released very soon as well as a better looking blockchain explorer. There are other changes in the works but for now I cant mention any of them
As for supporting our coin, besides mining, buying and voting you can tell all your friends, create cool threads about us. Get more people interested and asking questions.
For supporting causes, the best way to do this now is to nominate your favorite project that you believe deserves our funding. This can be done here: http://einsteinium.org/submit-a-project/
The donation we made to our first winner Dr Watler Moss was for $1000 USD, while its not much it was half of his goal, for a coin of only 25 days old at the time I believe that's a great step in the right direction. We also ran a fundraiser where we raised over 300K EMC2 on top of the $1000 donation.
Bagholders... where are they indeed? I happen to know that the team members have bought a massive amount of coins. We all believe deeply in out motto "funding the future with the future of currency" and we are HODLing for the long run.
Hope this answered all your questions, If you have any more feel free to ask.