Thanks for the kind words deepcryptomine, you know every now and then something hits that perfect venn intersection and makes you happy you're a part of it.  Biblepay hit on all marks for me, and I'm of the opinion that community is what makes a coin succeed.  Most coins we want to succeed to enrich ourselves (and I'm not going to deny that in my case here either), but there are a ton of coins with potential out there, but few with the selflessness that the Dev has shown, nor the spirit for charity that is so lacking in our crypto world.

And yeah, I'm not surprised that the top stakeholder is C-Cex right now, that makes a ton of sense.  But I did want to point out to that the first orphan fund auction was 7.2 Million coins, at a time where that was about 15% of the total supply.  The price dropped to about 10 sats, and then by the next day was back to it's normal trading range (or at least normal in my view).  So even a huge sell-off probably wouldn't hurt things long term (you'd get a lot of people like me that are big fans but haven't been able to amass 1.1 Million coins yet, buying up at low prices and pushing things back to a more normal range).  The two things to worry about that could hurt the long term prospects of the coin are Block 7000 and the Dev/community.  Granted Sanctuaries will have an impact one way or another, and if GPU mining becomes feasible that would impact too.  But the deal breakers or deal makers, are Block 7000 and the Dev/Community.