Is there an explorer site for pop that have a rich list feature? It would be fair to know how much they hold (dev and other users) before taking in part on the project.
As for the agenda, who will fund for the POPOLOGY app & the marketing campaigns?
We chose not to include the richlist on the block explorer website because we felt like "Rich List" took all the focus away from the actual chain of transactions.
For the sake of transparency you are welcome to view an updated .txt file of the richlist.
https://www.popularcoin.com/richlist.txtI'm not sure if I would agree on that but isn't a list for token holders is a must see for the community itself?
Like what you've said its for the "sake of transparency". I don't think it will take any focus for the transactions (just my cent). Even the tokens made in ether have its token holders list.
Anyway, thank you! So 25% belongs to 2 possible users? It is not cryptopia right?
Seriously, the "Rich list" completely became the focal point of the entire block explorer.
After looking at the two main holders. One of them has not been active since dec. 2015, those coins may be lost for all I know, it sure would be good to know who has them.
http://popularcoin.com:3751/address/QSfzjDcJABxvFq4bpKmN6s9iwgMXtGShPYThe Other Main address is still collecting coins.
http://popularcoin.com:3751/address/QinktgmxKmqFi9R5VrBi97aRQKisFoyCmMAnd actually this person deserves a lot of the Profits because they are the ones lifting the market if they are still depositing and not withdrawing they are still buying which anyone is free to do. Also, if you look back in the history of that wallet address, that person has been mining since Dec. 4 2014 thats why all the original transactions were small because they were probably using a small rig on a mining pool, I think that is pretty kool really. I honestly can say that I do not know who this person is.
I sure am jealous, I don't have near that much.
Also, if you look up more of the addresses on that list you will find quite a few dormant accounts. POP has been around 4 years, and many of the addresses have not be used for more than two years. There may be about half of the coins that are not really being circulated from what I have noticed.
Also, in the Past POP users have been notoriously good at holding, if its below a certain price they just wont sell and the markets will slow on volume, that is how many of them ended up in long term wallets.
I think it is fun to analyze really.
Anyone else have some insight?