Quote from: thrax on June 22, 2016, 04:05:06 PM

It would be simpler to understand if you said buy some nxt, hold them, and you get some free Ardor coins. Explain how anyone holding nxt in his wallet during the following three months gets a share of the new Ardor coin proportional to the number of nxt he holds.

Saying "the Nxt core dev team is letting anyone get into the blockchain space with a new child chain platform, Ardor" is too technical to understand.

I have bought some nxt and want my free Ardor coins, and the nxt price chart shows others are buying nxt to get their share of the free Ardor coins.

I think Ardor is a good idea but it could be promoted better with simpler explanations of how to get free Ardor coins.

Thanks for the feedback! We had to make some concessions with what we were saying as we didn't want things to be too technical and at the same time too simplified. We'll be making announcements catered to the crypto community and the mainstream media separately moving forward. What we meant by that statement is that anyone can create their own chain and use blockchain technology.

There's another aspect of it though, which is what makes it a bit complicated, but we're working on simplifying this information as well. In addition to getting Ardor tokens, the total amount of NXT one has will determine how many tokens in the dedicated child chain they will get (tentatively named "FNX"). For every 1 NXT users have, they'll get 0.5 FNX.

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