To repeat... I was absolutely opposed to the block reward reduction... read my posts on this thread and here - http://klondikecoin.com/forum/index.php?topic=7.msg50#msg50
The fork was a very risky move that did not pan out and now KDC is on life support and will only survive by the sheer determination of the dev team and community.
I will not support another fork nor will the Criptoe team. I am not spending another 12 hour day glued to computer screens with my farm mining 4 fork simultaneously while the rest of the CripToe spends half of their day coding and testing. And we got nothing out of this effort, but some momentary credit and more than a few community members disliking us for taking the initiative. KDC CripToe Pool is costing us money to keep it up and running, we are making nothing from the pool.
So to jackdminer and kheg... I agree with 100% of what you are posting.
To the dev team and community... to not acknowledge they are right in their observations is suicidal.
BUT!!!
What is done is done... the fork happened and now we choose to keep this coin from sinking or jump ship.
So to jackdminer and kheg... we are on this side of the fork... so we have to work with it and do the best we can. Stop rehashing the should-haves, could-haves, and would-haves... it is too late. We have to choose to work out or leave it. At this point, I and the CripToe Team are choosing to attempt to work it out. And to be honest, there are no easy answers to be found.
KDC must gain hash-rate to ensure security of value. The network hashrate is so low that between the miners owned by the CripToe Team we could fork it, create double transactions, and merge back leaving everyone with orphans. Free coins are free coins and can sold to the highest bidder for a profit. KDC is very vulnerable to a malicious 51% attack.
But no miner is his right mind is going to through large amounts of hash-rate at a coin that has to increase in price by 700% to become profitable. I cannot afford it, I am sitting on a huge stash of KDC and at this time of the month I have to be mining something to cover my $3000 power bill. So KDC is in a very precarious position.
So I thought... I will spend some KDC... buy some Raspberry Pi's and etc with KDC... only to find that the KDC I would be spending would be going right back to CoinedUP within 24 hours and being sold at whatever price needed to fill the sell order. And this is what any retailer must do to cover the real costs of inventory, so I am not criticising the admin of altoutlet in anyway. But spending KDC is not going to the answer either.
Then I see members of the community throwing away BTC to buy a spot on an exchange... the amount of BTC wasted on this effort would have been able to clear the sell orders on all exchanges, CoinedUP and SwissCEX, up to 5000 at least and started creating some trading volume.
I do not have the answers, but going in circles about how KDC shot itself in the leg with the fork is not the answer.
We have to focus on the now and work together to find solutions in spite of the fork or KDC is dead.
"Then I see members of the community throwing away BTC to buy a spot on an exchange... the amount of BTC wasted on this effort would have been able to clear the sell orders on all exchanges, CoinedUP and SwissCEX, up to 5000 at least and started creating some trading volume.
++++++++++10000000000000000000000 well said ... and well spoken.
Are you guys that dense? Exposure is absolutely needed. Coinmarket died in a fire. Coinedup has no volume. Poloniex? lol.
Money well spent. How much did you guys put forward to get listed?