Quote from: wishxy on April 28, 2018, 02:36:43 AM

Quote from: johncarpenter on April 25, 2018, 01:47:07 PM

I like the idea, but I am somewhat confused when I look at the universalcoin smartcontracts that are available :

there are some rubbish and fake universalcoin contracts, I see 2 universalcoin contracts with real activity :

0xbb325121a2be1294b51c10ec56989e5693d0f59d : 40 billion coins,18 decimals,9180 addresses, recent activity in token distribution
0x1440147231CF81F08734E20Bf171a48820527306 : 40 billion coins, 6 decimals, 2300 addresses, recent activity in token distribution

in your initial post, you also mention 0xc38504eB4C56c7C1EC7a7656bA0Eb061fe0f112a as a distribution contract address

Are you distributing Universal coins from 2 different smart contracts (so a mix of 2 different coins)? Or is someone else, at the same moment as you, distributing Universal coins?
seems very confusing for the holders of such a coin ? can you explain which different ether smart contract address play which role in your project? Thanks

Any answer on this?

0x144014... was the first UNV coin, which was replaced with 0xbb325... UNV coin. They had issues with the first contract and distribution.