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Board Altcoin Discussion
Re: CryptoKingdom Uncensored
by
smooth
on 30/08/2017, 19:42:39 UTC
So far no one wants to dilute the game as you do (smooth may still support it, but even he would want a plan), so my argument is shared--are we all argumentative pricks or are you resorting to ad hominem attacks.

I never so much supported it so much as put it out there as a possible path forward, to raise a significant budget (likely millions of EUR if done right) to build the game into something a lot more valuable. It is up to the game owners (aka current M holders) to decide what to do. Yes, I'd want to see a plan and would vote my (small) share in favor of this approach only if there were a credible plan to raise money and deploy the funds effectively. Diluting just to dilute is pointless, but building the game into something a lot more valuable is not. No matter how much it is diluted, if the games value grows by more as a result, that is a gain to existing owners, not a loss.




I agree (to a point), but doubt you will find a credible plan (and a reputable person to hold these funds) before the M asset is listed on an exchange. Also, I doubt very much many of those who are owed money by risto would like to see a 50% dilution. I doubt the political will is even there if we had a credible plan and a reputable person to manage the funds and their execution.

I agree there doesn't seem to be anyone with a lot of enthusiasm (and credibility) for following through on a big fundraise and failing that it isn't going to happen.

Part of a plan would be listing on an exchange, likely following the crowdsale. Some of the exchanges work closely with those doing token crowdsales to review and list tokens and will even run the crowdsale on the exchange itself. But again, it takes someone to actually work this out (along with the rest of the plan) with an exchange or it won't happen.