Quote from: placebo on February 16, 2014, 08:43:07 PM

Quote from: CSM00 on February 16, 2014, 08:40:53 PM

Quote from: placebo on February 16, 2014, 08:37:51 PM

Quote from: CSM00 on February 16, 2014, 08:30:06 PM

Stick to your guns Klondike devs - you had a concept, you have executed, and now people are crying because that concept hasnt made them instantly rich so they want you to fork the coin to make their current holdings worth more in BTC.

Sorry kids, like most crypto coins, if you werent in extremely early, you arent going to make giant stacks of BTC / fiat in a couple weeks.

Its sort of funny that people upset about the current generation rate but not a peep has been mentioned about the instamine at the beginning.

WAIT MY FRIEND. It doesn't matter if you were in today or at the start. It was always 77 KDC coins per block, so in fact now new miners will have more coins then at the time when i'm was mining it with a difficulty of 8!!! So new investors still have some time to get in.

Mining started at .000024 or something like that.

Yes, but then you're talking about the really early people, i have mine Dopecoin today to, it also started at .000024 and after one hour we hit 11 and then i stop mining it, so that early adopter piece is only valid for a few hours.

In the current environment of many Scrypt-clone coins, those few hours are generally the only ones worth mining before something hits an exchange. KDC was actually a bit difference since its really as of today that just mining LTC gave more BTC.

KDC still stands out as having a dev team that is going to keep going forward with their plan because its what they want to do. KGW was a good idea in the multipool world. Changing the generation rate when block halving isnt that far away isnt - it was the entire theme of the coin that it flowed fast and furious early on.