You could argue though that as the prices rise it causes these already existing entities to increase in power, so that is "bad" too. (Unless you think the distribution was already "fair", but in that case, why would the second time around be any different?)
Really, the best thing is the rollercoaster, where people are being shaken around all the time and coins are getting flung everywhere
Really, the best thing is the rollercoaster, where people are being shaken around all the time and coins are getting flung everywhere
Top 500 addresses are increasing in coins not decreasing. I agree distribution is a problem, but the major coin holders probably control the price to a greater degree than anyone knows.
