Alphi ..
When you have a second .. search the forum for Saturn Coin ..
They just did a 'reverse' split converting SAT to SAT2 ..
The divisor was 1000 ..
I only know about it since SAT was/is listed on Cryptsy
and BigVern posted a 'heads up' about it ..
Don't know if the SAT 'devs' ran into any particular difficulties
with the change, but it was a recent event ..
My only concern with our 'situation' is that the switch back to
a KARM/BTC trading pair occurred at such a low price point that
the minimum allowable price change ( 1 Satoshi ) represents a large
percentage price change of total coin value .. even with KARM at 20 Satoshi
+ or - 1 Satoshi is 5% ..
Triff ..
they only just changed over a few days ago I was talking about future accounting issues where you have to do one calculation for transactions before block N and another for transactions after block N.
your concerns about moving to the BTC market too soon were heavily debated and the market was warned well in advance of the move that the 140 Litoshi bar might be too low, the market decided to push for the BTC/KARM trade pair regardless.
a large part of the recent price rise was a direct result of that announcement and subsequent move to the BTC/KARM market.. if that move was not announced then KARM would probably still be below 100 Litoshi right now.
I find it interesting that before the move to BTC/KARM people were pushing for it hard.. and now people are complaining about it.
I find myself wondering what they expected would happen.... did they think it would suddenly go to the moon?
In my view, karma needs to grow organically and people need to stop messing with it simply to try and manipulate the price.
but of course that's just my opinion.
people are entitled to debate and argue as much as they like but the more people talk about splits, changing the coin supply and messing with interest rates... the more they start sounding like the federal reserve, wall street and the big banks. (and before you ask "hey whats wrong with that" those are some of the most corrupt and crooked organisations on earth..)
I say watch how SAT goes over the next few months and you will see that the reverse split probably has little effect if any on the overall price (after it is adjusted).
on a side note, I have been investing in small cap stocks for many years and I can tell you from experience.. the vast majority of the time a stock that reverse splits ends up losing value for its investors.. this is because it only creates the illusion of appreciating in value without actually addressing the fundamental problems that caused it to crash in the first place.