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Nas_Coin

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Quote from: vlight on July 04, 2014, 06:43:29 PM

https://www.virustotal.com/en/file/c5e3b841166b441f111aa8848ceb59ac14485794134429755b2eab309d7ec52d/analysis/1404516882/

https://www.virustotal.com/en/file/1fd895d780b07ed407ef0c9fb548f7dd07e347786728c516463e7b5c96e3a2b8/analysis/1404517050/

Shocked

We think it's totally false positives from the detection ratio.

moki2

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thank u for ur hard work！

zhangli

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Now, more and more people join nas Wink

hazubai

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Why you quote all for only "interested" you idiot Angry

KyLins

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Expect winnas0.2

cRYSTALNAS

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Quote from: Kozan on July 04, 2014, 09:16:46 PM

Quote from: vlight on July 04, 2014, 07:02:55 PM

Can someone explain the distribution of NAS? If there are 10 billion coins, and only 10 million were distributed to BTT users, who owns the rest of the coins?

I don't know who was the first stakeholders, just remember there was few.
But the good thing is that NAScoin was extra cheap for a long time (and is still now), people bought and sold billions of them. For example on dgex.com:
Total Volume: 2947869839.00 NAS (almost 3 billion)
I didn't find statistics on poloniex, but there it has been also actively traded for several months.
So I believe a good redistribution has happened and the first stakeholders don't matter much any more.

Yes, NAS now has good redistribution.

Kozan

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Quote from: vlight on July 04, 2014, 07:02:55 PM

Can someone explain the distribution of NAS? If there are 10 billion coins, and only 10 million were distributed to BTT users, who owns the rest of the coins?

I don't know who was the first stakeholders, just remember there was few.
But the good thing is that NAScoin was extra cheap for a long time (and is still now), people bought and sold billions of them. For example on dgex.com:
Total Volume: 2947869839.00 NAS (almost 3 billion)
I didn't find statistics on poloniex, but there it has been also actively traded for several months.
So I believe a good redistribution has happened and the first stakeholders don't matter much any more.

vlight

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Can someone explain the distribution of NAS? If there are 10 billion coins, and only 10 million were distributed to BTT users, who owns the rest of the coins?

vlight

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Activity: 656

Merit: 500