Quote from: kosmost on June 14, 2017, 12:46:05 PM

Quote from: tinaken_v on June 14, 2017, 12:31:11 PM

Quote from: kosmost on June 14, 2017, 12:10:07 PM

Quote from: luckyguy2807 on June 14, 2017, 11:57:57 AM

I've been watching this thread for 2 weeks now and it's very hilarious. Crypto is an open community, anybody could do a coin, wallet, blockchain, or even to revive a community. Nobody showed up for months or even years and when someone is trying to do something everybody is complaining. You had time until now to revive this coin or at least to stand out. Now that kosmost appeared nobody is satisfied, everybody wants to trade they're karma. Go find an exchange, paired it with ltc or doge at start growing from there.

If kosmost wants to make a new coin, without having the risks of the Cryptsy wallet why not?

There are multiple billion-dollar wallets with stolen coins, not just Cryptsy's. Karma Classic could be looking at about 30-50% stolen coins being swapped.

Still, no one has answered the question of how they can be prevented from being swapped.

I would love to swap my coins, as I've stated. However, for the bigger picture it doesn't make sense.

Those it matter.... ETC is based on a blockchain with someone that stole for $50M of ETH coins.... and look how it has been moving up... with those $50M stolen ETC coins.... The amount that was stolen is ridicules low when you compare it with the total amount. and another point is that those so called stolen coins didn't move for ages... maybe they even don't have those coins at all....

38 days ago is "ages"? Not really. It seems quite recent. Not everyone paying attention to Karma or Karma's price moves their coins around often.

That's a tremendous risk you're talking about. We're not talking about 2-3% of coins but 30-50% of total coins. A big difference. If you're comfortable with that, I'm not sure how to respond.

We can't just think of ourselves, however. What about future holders? What about the price going up steadily? What about trying to get Karma into the hands of millions of people all around the world? Do that and the vision is dead, and it would have very little value.

Allow people with billions in stolen coins the opportunity to dump when we get to 5, 10, 20, 50, 100 satoshis? They would keep dumping, that's for sure. Karma may never rise again under that scenario. You're assuming they don't check to see which coins are the biggest gainers for the hours, day or week. A very risky assumption when you're trying to rebuild.

Why should they dump? That person that stole all those ETH coins didn't impact the price...