Quote from: wmcorless on January 25, 2018, 10:02:33 PM

Quote from: mybuddylucifer on January 25, 2018, 04:01:33 PM

hey man, per your experience, have you heard of exchange perform this kind of "coin redemption" before? I'm digging through the web, can't find any event similar like this one

Apparently Nova Exchange offered this service before. The idea is that if a developer has a new coin and wants to end his old coin, he asks the exchange to perform the swap.

As the swap goes the old coin is ended, and the new coin proceeds.

The difference here is the old coin Paccoin is not going to end because I'm not letting that happen. I was told that Paccoin wasn't going to die, but when I go to the paccoin redemption site, it appears that they want to go from old pac to new pac. This is troubling because that is not what Saul told me. If Saul wants to simply offer a RCO a redemption coin offering as he calls it, so that people buy paccoin and use it to buy another altcoin such as paccoin cash, thats fine by me. But I didn't agree to him using the Paccoin name for a new coin. If he wants to call it paccoin cash and use the name $PAC again I have no problem with this.
I just cant have him calling his new coin paccoin.

You see, that's what troubles me, by the current announcement it means that anyone could talk to the exchange and get them to commit swap. Lets says I recompile pac with different logo, go to exchange and tell them Im the dev of prl, ask them to do swap the current prl to the pseudo pac