Quote from: ptman on July 06, 2017, 07:34:55 PM

There wasn't much interest?

Correct. No one from the old Karmacoin thread was interested in doing a new coin for Karma without a swap. (But I didn't want to do a swap because about half of the old Karmacoins in circulation had been stolen.)

This post: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=579973.msg19528164#msg19528164
and the one following it illustrates some of my reasoning for wanting to re-launch Karmacoin.

However, after it was created there was one person from there who started posting here. Also, another member asked for free tokens (just because).

But the reason I created Good Karma was for the benefit of the Karmacoin community.

Quote from: ptman on July 06, 2017, 07:34:55 PM

Maybe not, but this still does not make it right that some guys (is it more than one?) bought all the coins for very cheap (they were first listed for very cheap).

The first adopters got it almost for free, and all the GOOD was sold very fast (hours? minutes?).
The difference of purchasing power (in number of GOOD units) of someone that saw the coins for selling when they were first listed, and someone that only reached the exchange hours latter was huge.

This presents a huge advantage to early adopters (opening the EtherDelta page one day latter than the initial listing day and you can only purchase GOOD for 100x the price...), similar with what happens when a coin is premined.

I wanted to price it very cheaply for the community, as I had said from the beginning. After I saw that there wasn't interest, I priced it even lower commensurate with what I thought was market demand (almost null). But I also wasn't aware of how 'difficult' the exchange interface was. I guess you could say I screwed up the launch, and a difficult exchange probably made it worse. The problem will de-wrinkle itself given more volume, I think.

As you can see from the post above, some people are quite observant. Others are just quick. I am also guessing it took some time for (most?) people to figure out how EtherDelta worked, but others were already familiar.

Regardless, for the next exchange I will probably let people know when the market is up and link to it, but offer no more than about 1,000,000 tokens for the first week. (The rest will come from people who already own it.) This should give more people advanced notice of our new exchange.