Re: [ANN] Auroracoin - A new chapter in the history of Iceland!
Who is Baldur Odinsen? Tell me who he is and I walk away from this conversation and never return and wish you all the best. I don't know any Icelandic coin developers, most are from China,India,Netherlands and US. I think dev was not from Iceland and use fake Iceland name.
I found him, my mistake.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Balder_%28comics%29
I found him, my mistake.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Balder_%28comics%29
At this point in time, does it matter who he is though? I can assure you that I personally know 5 members of the new team, and have been acquainted with the rest, and they are most certainly not Balduro.
If the coin is in new hands, and the premine was burned, does Balduro matter? That's like trying to continue the hunt for satoshi.
-Fuse
It wouldn't matter if there wasn't a premine, there is a lot of issues surrounding the other 25% of the premine, he has a lot of explaining to do.
In all seriousness, though, what would you like addressed? Coins were airdropped to whoever claimed them. The remaining coins sat in wallets that the AUR team had already planned to block should Balduro not come through with his initial promise. Balduro then, as he said he would, burned the remaining coins in a dump address(which can be seen in this transaction https://chainz.cryptoid.info/aur/tx.dws?490947.htm). He is no longer involved in the workings of this coin. It seems pretty clear.
For those that have already responded about the FUD, I think we should hear it out. If we can't clearly state what the current situation is, and what our current position is with AUR, then we can't dismiss the FUD.
So Eggert, What's left to discuss about it? What's left for him to explain? I want to see if I can get you whatever answers you need to be at peace with your thoughts about AUR.
-Fuse