Dude...in case you didn't know, Peercoin uses centralized checkpointing, so the devs technically control everything...It's not decentralized, that's why it's price is so low and it has a small marketcap and that's why compared to say NXT, even with it's 100% premine in the hands of a few people, Peercoin is shit.
Thank you. But still, let him answer my questions.
Not sure why you thank him, hopefully not for the content of his comments.
That sort of people doesn't help to make NXT popular.
However I do disagree with the OP as where we are now, but as Sentinelrv mentioned this can and will be fixed. Primecoin already has the type of voluntary checkpointing Peercoin will get and it happens to be that the same developer/architect is behind both coins.
For the time being we enjoy a very secure and stable network while NXT enjoys the temporary benefits of 100% premine which it desperately needs as it needs to build it's own expensive infrastructure. Both are therefore not 100% decentralised from a different perspective, but we will most likely both evolve to that stage eventually, although I have my doubts on when NXT stakeholders are prepared to let things go and allow true decentralisation.
Anyway, we all have our own preferences on what way will provide the best results in the next months. Let's hope that decentralisation wins in the end!
