Yeah I don't know who he's talking to either. I'm a holder of 800k mzc and haven't sold 1. Just trying to have a discussion that the price needs to be corrected since its pointless to have the Lakota's adopt this currency if it's worthless. It needs to have a much better value assigned to it in order to bring to the tribe and say, "this 25 Mill premine is for all the people and it's current value is X dollars." As it stands, why would the tribe adopt it if they know each member will only get a couple of bucks? So price does matter and should be the foundation of getting this accepted. How it's distributed and what good it can do should be only after a realistic price has been established. So you can't make plans to build schools, roads, new stores, etc... when their premine is worthless.
+1
I've really wondered why the devs just don't fork the coin, reduce miner rewards and therefore increase price a bit. Or at the least, keep it stable. I'd think it'd make it much easier for Payu to convince the tribe to accept the coin, as well as build up a little infrastructure as far as merchants go.
Then I thought... maybe it doesn't matter as much as we think. If Payu can get the tribe to accept it, gets a ton of news coverage (like that CNN rumor), the price should shoot up on its own. And if they then change miner rewards, price would be stable at that high point, and the giveaway might actually be worth something. And as of right now, the devs can mine away themselves and stock up on tons of easy maza. I guess that could be one feasible explanation, maybe?
The other would simply be incompetence.
