Quote from: adamastor on August 20, 2019, 03:59:04 AM

The majority of auroracoins supply is now in the hands of non icelanders like myself and so its up to the foreign investors to create the vision. The future of auroracoin in iceland is less determined by the people or the government than it is by the foreign investors keeping it alive and building its market. I hope to see auroracoin destroy the current fractional reserve banking system in iceland along with its bond market and paper money known as the Krona.

The real kicker is that iceland has so much renewable energy that They cant use. Crypto has changed that because it allows iceland to monetize their renewable energy by channeling all that energy through mining sha 256 hardware.

I believe that massive economic forces that out out ôf the governments control will bring about the adoption of auroracoin

1. Why do you think coin holders determine the vision, especially when the coin is almost worthless?

2. How exactly are "foreign investors" keeping Auroracoin alive or building its markets? I am not an insider but I have not seen any recent productive activity related to Auroracoin outside Iceland. Icelanders, on the other hand: renewed the old code, managed to keep Auroracoin supported by Coinomi wallet, relaunched a Blockchain Foundation using Auroracoin funds, integrated Icelandic crypto exchange into their regulated financial system and I would not be surprised if Icelanders would also be the only miners keeping the blockchain running :-)

3. Why do you think a collapse od Icelandic financial system or its national currency would be positive for Auroracoin? Has the situation in Venezuela been any helpful for crypto adoption?