Sorry, I am a little new to thist thread, I have a little amount of moon. And as I understood you want to burn them, can you explain why?
This appears to be a very
frequently
asked
question.
This Mooncoin is getting to be an old coin, with two very long bitcointalk threads, I suspect that not many coming here are willing to read through the entirety of both threads. I propose that its brief history be posted front and foremost everywhere possible: the OP, its websites, its social websites, etc... Maybe something like:
-- December 2013, deaconboogie creates Mooncoin,
-- October 2014, no one is able to contact deaconboogie, we fear for his health,
-- January 2016, the cryptsy exchange implodes while holding billions of user's coins (so possibly stolen),
-- March 2017, barrysty1e modifies the wallet to lock the stolen coins, thus they become unspendable,
-- at one time the coins could be viewed in the top two addresses on the rich list in the explorer,
-- January 2018, someone goes out of their way to unload these coins onto Vassilis_Dev
-- the discussions continue, which include:
returning the coins to the original owners (very difficult),
or simply sending them to a burn address (burning them would benefit anyone holding mooncoins now).
-- These coins can be seen at this address: 2QovBjnVke4fgn9UXdz9osheNLxQCk3d8R
-- and so on...
And most certainly this response should be posted at the top of all of Mooncoin's pages:
This is a community announcement...
There's all this confusion going on about the 62 billion coins and what should happen with them.
There are idiots in this forum that like to give "their" opinions, basically, pulling $hit out of their a$$e$.
Stop giving YOUR opinion, STOP giving "legal" advice(warnings). Giving "legal warnings" is considered "practicing law without a license".
If anyone here, other than me, truly read the "court Notice", you would know for a "fact" that the court stipulated in the Notice, that people did NOT have to be a part of the lawsuit in order try to get their coins back.
So stop with this $hit, that the only way people can get their coins back is by contacting cryptsysettlement.
ANYONE, including lawyers that say otherwise are LYING.
And then there are those that lost some of those coins and still, many new people that have come into Moon and are unsure what to do with all this uncertainty.
The problem is that the majority of people that lost coins can not prove it.
Let me share a few "facts"
1. Mooncoin(which is considered intellectual property) is "OWNED" by it's CREATOR(Deaconboogie) period..., unless sold or transferred.
Not the people that hold coins, not the people that lost coins, NOT some court or receiver.
2. If you have/had Mooncoins, you are merely a "lawful holder".
3. The creator of Mooncoin moved on and therefore left them to the Moon community(not sure if they were transferred).
4. 62 billion were stolen by Cryptsy/Vernon.
5. A class action was started by ALL investors, of which some were Mooncoin HOLDERS.
6. Out of the blue the coins are returned to the Mooncoin dev(Vassilis), who REPRESENTS the Mooncoin community.
7. The Mooncoin community are the rightful/lawful holders in due course of said coins, NOT the court nor the receiver.
8. If property is returned to its owner, the court has no authority to demand the owner give that property to the court.
9. The community as well as most RIGHTFUL HOLDERS feel it is in the best interest of ALL that the coins be burned.
10. As the RIGHTFUL HOLDERS, the community as a whole gets to decide what happens with the coins, NOT the court.
If the Cryptsy records were not destroyed, the community would gladly return the coins to all that lost them.
But most of the records are lost, and there is so much turmoil.
I entertained the thought that the community could give those that lost coins "some" of their coins back, but that would lead to some getting some and others not, which does not make for a happy community.
Therefore the most logical solution is to burn ALL the coins.
... and then, and only then list the properties, qualities, and links to wallet programs, of Mooncoin itself.