Direct prohibition of accounts doing both sides of a transaction doesn't stop sybil attacks for those who are determined to do this, it just takes another person to collaborate or to use a stolen identity if there is KYC limits on this kind of size.

But one does have to wonder what is in mind... Anyone who follows the chatter at our discord would know that the 'total supply' is for sure under 200,000 (118k is from cryptopia liquidation) and probably is realistically more like half what coinmarket cap says.

I'm selling part of my dev payment stack so I can finally pay my tax bill here in Serbia and finish getting my work permit sorted out. I am almost there, just need a few hundred more euros worth of bitcoin in my hands and that is settled at last.

I figure I should also make a quick update here too... I have been bashing my head against the horribly tangled dependencies and mess that I worked from for some time, so I decided to go back to the foundation and break apart its tangle and separate things as much as possible. First task is already done, it is now possible to write another application that deploys a btcd node as a concurrent process inside it.

Once I have split everything into bite sized pieces I will be branching it to reintegrate all the changed parts that make it into a Parallelcoin node. The changes are mostly all ready and tested since months but I was getting snagged on the final integration because of this mess.