Quote from: Danslip on March 10, 2016, 07:55:55 AM

Quote from: ny2cafuse on March 10, 2016, 07:25:41 AM

Quote from: Danslip on March 10, 2016, 07:18:00 AM

Are you doing this out of the goodness of your heart?

After NLG, pretty much, mate. I do own AUR, but anything short of my family on the verge of being homeless, I won't sell it until I step foot inside of Iceland's borders. In fact, I'm probably the lowest holding member of the team. In fact, I'm almost entirely certain I am.

I made enough coin over the years to consider my time in crypto worthwhile. It's paid for xmas and birthdays and such over the years. But honestly, mate... I just want to be involved with something where I'm at least appreciated and listened to. Coming from the hell that was last year, I'm happy that they asked me to help with AUR. I don't get paid anything, I don't even expect anything out of it. If I can be a part of something worthwhile, that's all I need.

I know that might be hard to believe, but you should be able to recognize the difference between where we came from and AUR.

-Fuse

I believe you about being one of the lowers holders in the team. LTEX, Biomike and Kenchanyu are the biggest holders according to a discussion on the old ANN besides the 1 million kept with the foundation.

Kenchanyu said he only owned 1% of the mined coins? I lost interest in this coin when the premine was destroyed and then admittedly tried to hype it to sell for a good profit. I bought back in quietly over the last few months when the price went really low as I saw the team didn't give up.

The largest holder imo is still the dev who created AUR. A lot of the 5 million airdrop was stolen and this was proven by various members in the btctalk community which is why it is a good thing you started a new announcement page to try hide that history.

What started off as a scam can still be made into something special by a honest team.