i wonder about those big bag holders on bittrex, their coins are just sitting on the exchange, rather than spinning up a Bn and getting some coins in the meantime. If the distirbution graph is correct then someone is sitting on 3 Bns worth, and never sold/bought a single coin more, then also sits on it rather than making a profit off it.
And another one who can start another 2 BN's ... he has 539570 BCR
So I am wondering if this graph is correct then. Maybe some glitch. Also, it seems like only ~30 wallets have any BCR in them. there are more than 30 people that post on this topic and I cant believe anyone who posts dosent have a wallet on bittrex; so maybe there is some sort of display artifact?
Also another thought about mining. One thing that prevented this coin from being hurt in the early stages was selection of the momentum algo; you cant go rent a lot of this hash power and then dump, so people who are mining are probably wanting to keep most of their coins....to get a bank node etc. This has lead to a successful early distribution (IMO) relative to other launches.
However, now that we are lacking a solo miner of equal capability to the pool miner, I have to wonder if this is in the short term going to have some people shy away from mining. Granted there is not a perfect relationship to cost and difficulty to mine and hash-rate, but these are factors. My bottom line is, if the mining situation is hurting the adoption or propagation of this coin it should be addressed in due coarse.
EDIT: At current difficulty (as averaged over the last 5 days) Owning a Bank node produces about as much BCR as 2 tahiti cores or about 5 pitcarn cores. This is between 600-750 watts consistent power. Both would have produced on the order of 3k BCR based on where I am sitting. So that's about 1.2% the value of the bank node or an interest rate of 87% annually(and no compounding). So if you think BCR will be around in a year owning a banknode (or 2) is a pretty good deal, especially compared with mining.
It will be interesting to see how this math changes as bank nodes are added, and hopefully as hashpower increases. I think the week or so of network trouble drove off some miners who have yet to return, that's ok but it means miners may be willing to sell for less in the near term.
... yet. 
