Quote from: saddambitcoin on August 18, 2017, 01:49:05 PM

Announcement:

The remaining balance of Saddam's M3 Depository has been transferred to Gringotts.

Current M3 exists: 174,828 (1748.28 XMR)

174,828 M3
- 2800 Rostibarn deposit to Gringotts
- 5050 Kevorkian deposit to Gringotts
- 1000 Gringotts deposit to Gringotts
- 1 Saddam deposit to Gringotts
- 50000 Luigi holds this balance independently *
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115,977 M3 / 1159.77 XMR

Money successfully sent, transaction: <61575cd8c276f9f6af2920a8f38c939f3f68c3f1f63e7115ffee6e761e5c5dda>

Gringotts XMR address: 44ebqRd92ry9p6Syh3dCYL54MsgTc3wijDFrPaLmNJf6QpKPHuWhE3g8cEyubForMH96TyHBG2fpZRb ErT3bzvPRTLwEfiL
Gringotts viewkey: 98fd62b9455e98892ca5527ffd852fe7c14cfb0d81702d9574a25a97c1319702

I acknowledge Gringotts has received 1159.77 XMR

Quote from: smooth on August 18, 2017, 08:31:19 PM

Dead accounts that stay dead just decrease supply and increase the value of the remaining tokens, including those owned by the town. Conversely if they don't stay dead it was successful marketing to bring players (back) to the game.

Another thing that may happen if you threaten to sweep inactive accounts is that people may come back just to dump, when they don't want to actively play right now but would have held for wait-and-see purposes if they aren't going to be zeroed out.

Passive holders, cold storage, etc. gives crypto tokens a lot of their value.

I also believe seizing peoples assets when they haven't scammed is wrong and we shouldn't engage in such activity.