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There are a few unresolved 'issues' in regards to existing QORA coins, and what to do there... as there have been many coins lost, locked in exchanges, stolen, etc... over the turbulent life of QORA. So we have a few remaining 'hurdles' to jump in that regard, and will need to finalize a solid idea for the future there.

It would be nice if you would disclose the possible options that are being discussed, then the community could join the discussion.

My idea of how an option could look like.
There are twice as many tokens for Q2 as for Q1. One half is reserved for the previous token holders of Q1 (swap) and the other half can be sold by the ICO. The swap could be 6 or 12 months, for example. All unclaimed tokens will then be handed over to the development/marketing/project fund.

Is it too much? Cry

Well, it's not the responsibility of the project to take care of coins that have been lost or are no longer accessible by not withdrawing them from exchanges. If crypto projects had to worry about such things, there wouldn't be any progress because they just have to take care of such shortcomings. That's why I would argue for a hard cut.

I'm sure I have posted this before, but it seems not everyone has seen it...

THERE WILL BE NO SWAP FROM QORA TO ANYTHING.

We have decided instead to utilize the existing platform to create the 'exchange' that will then play a huge role in everything else QORA core code is utilized for. Thus giving value to existing QORA.

The next generation of QORA, will not be QORA per se. IT will be a new project, focused on social media utilizing a bunch of new ideas.

Existing QORA will be powered by liquidity on the markets of the 'trade portal' or 'DEX' if you want to think of it that way. Therefore it will have its own value unrelated to the next platform we build from the core code.

Gen 2 code will be used for BOTH QORA, and the next platform built from it. (Along with about 4 others that we have already been in talks with multiple clients about creating. One of which has already launched.)