I make those decisions.
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Topic: Who decides regional coin status (Read 466 times)
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I was just wondering that does the term has some kind of actual meaning, like minimum prosent of coins delivered to specific country habitants by premining etc, or something or is it just word that people use to advertise....
I make those decisions.
any idea what de-centralized means?
How are the regional coins regonized, or does it just means that devteam post: this is regional coin for xxx
Developers are required to first submit a request to the Bureau of Alt Coins, signed in triplicate, sent in, sent back, queried, lost, found, subjected to public enquiry, lost again, and finally buried in soft peat for three months and recycled as firelighters.
Aided by exhaustive surveys of targeted demographic samples, projections of M1 and M2 money supply, the Fed's 12-mth lending rates, mining forecasts and coin logo color preferences, developers thereafter spin a plastic globe. With their eyes firmly shut, and using only their right index finger, devs must stop the globe from spinning with a poke. The location of the poke will determine the principal location of said coin.
Developers are frequently reminded not to use plastic globes made in Libya, as their coin could potentially be called Al Jumahiriyah al Arabiyah al Libiyah ash Shabiyah al Ishtirakiyah al UzmaCoin.
Ref: http://youtu.be/cbN1NaQ7yQI?t=18s
How are the regional coins regonized, or does it just means that devteam post: this is regional coin for xxx
Yep, the dev simply creates another crap clone coin, promises to distribute it to the population (however logistically impossible that might be), then sits back and rakes in the money.
How are the regional coins regonized, or does it just means that devteam post: this is regional coin for xxx
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