Quote from: euggio on April 29, 2015, 11:47:22 PM

Quote from: fdylstyx on April 29, 2015, 11:31:33 PM

https://blockchain.info/address/3MrNuksZ1VePU3dGiSQFiouWerJUJgDkfH

No. Transactions    655
Total Received    2,739.43108354 BTC
Final Balance    2,739.38108354 BTC

11 pages so far, my understanding is there were over 3000 individual transactions and everyone had a separate address to pay to. I haven't read it all but I expect it's all there. I don't know how to tell if it's all on the public ledger and can't be bothered to search for my own. I archived the address I used at blockchain.info but don't know how to retrieve it.

They did drop the maximum down as they said they would but a quick scroll did show some 30 - 50 BTC buys.

I've heard that some were able to use multiple email addresses to register separate account to get around the maximum limit but that's just the way of the world. I expect the large buyers have risked 100's of BTC on the risk to reward ratio for a P&D on this alt. Again, the way of the world. There's always a work around.

I expect they won't have all of the transactions showing until sometime tomorrow.

Either way, BTC started all of this alt coin stuff by allowing open source and having such things able to be built on the back of the blockchain. I'm guessing Satoshi foresaw this sort of thing.

Just like I'm guessing I may gain or I may lose my money with BTC and or any other alt. Putting it all on Black once a month certainly would be less time consuming. imo

fdyl

Browse your history. I haven't cleaned my PC and I was able to retrieve the blockchain link with the address on it.

Thanks, I could do that but I trust it's there. ;-)

Quote from: HYPster on April 30, 2015, 12:20:15 AM

OK, even if everything is legit, there are 3 billion to start so do your own math. It is a losing buy before you even get your coins.

Heavy sigh. Buying BTC at most times in the last year was a losing buy even with possession of the coins. Unless you're extremely estute at arbitrage. :-p