Topic: Pundi X Staking and Excluded Countries (Read 127 times)

Pundi X holders can stake their tokens to receive f(x) tokens before the launch of mainnet.  

Here is the list of the countries excluded form staking.
Afghanistan, Albania, Belarus, Bosnia & Herzegovina, Burundi, Central African Republic, China, Cote d’ Ivoire, Cuba, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Ethiopia, Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, Iran, Iraq, Lebanon, Liberia, Libya, Malaysia, Myanmar, North Korea, Republic of Macedonia, Serbia, Somalia, South Sudan, Sri Lanka, Sudan, Syria, Thailand, Trinidad & Tobago, Tunisia, Uganda, Ukraine, United States, Venezuela, Yemen and Zimbabwe

I was curious to know the percentage of people around the world that are not eligible to have f(x)

Data have been taken from www.worldometers.info

Afghanistan: 0.48% ,  Albania:  0.04% , Belarus: 0.12% , Bosnia & Herzegovina: 0.05% , Burundi: 0.15% , Central African Republic: 0.06% , China: 18.41% , Cote d’ Ivoire: 0.33% , Cuba: 0.15% , Democratic Republic of the Congo: 1.12% , Ethiopia: 1.43% , Guinea: 0.17% , Guinea-Bissau: 0.03% , Iran: 1.07%, Iraq:  0.52% , Lebanon:  0.08% , Liberia: 0.06% , Libya:  0.09% , Malaysia: 0.42% , Myanmar: 0.70% , North Korea: 0.33% , Republic of Macedonia: 0.03 % , Serbia: 0.11% , Somalia: 0.20% , South Sudan: 0.17% , Sri Lanka: 0.27% , Sudan: 0.55% , Syria: 0.24%, Thailand: 0.90% , Trinidad & Tobago: 0.02% , Tunisia: 0.15% , Uganda: 0.59% , Ukraine: 0.57% , United States: 4.27% , Venezuela: 0.42% , Yemen: 0.38% , Zimbabwe: 0.22%

Summing percentages, 34.9% of the people around world are ineligible to stake their tokens. These people have payed for their tokens same as 65.1% that are eligible?
Is this fair?
Do you really think this is a cryptocurrency? People should be able to use cryptocurrencies neglecting their nationality. Otherwise that's not a cryptocurrency.