Now, THIS is something I would expect the coin developers team to answer.
If they don't feel the responsibility to explain how cryptocurrency works to their users, then I say let it die. Honestly, I'm too tired of this.
You guys let the greed blind you and you fail to see what is happening.
Let me explain it to you in simple words. Suppose I gave you a machine that prints US dollars. Real US dollars. And in a completely legal way (if possible).
And you started to print for yourself, your friends and family...
How long do you think it would take for the US dollar to have the value of a little more than a photocopy's cost?
That's why it's bad for the coin. The coin's algorithm is programmed in such a way, that if a block is found by 2 wallets, the one who has the more difficult PoW is preferred and the other is rejected. Now if a wallet has more than 51% of hashing power, can you imagine who's blocks will *only* be accepted, if he wants to do so?
And if he controls the block chain, he also controls the way transactions and blocks are saved/generated/verified.
In plain words: he can play God with the coin. Now, imagine you don't hold any of Thor coins. Under these circumstances, would you be willing to buy some of these coins, when it could be that at some time, God decided that your coins never existed?
Think about that...
It is rather strange then that in fact not all blocks are found by CryptoPool.eu, because they are not...