That's on par with BTC and NXT, isn't it? Yes, it's a lot of be held by 100 or so addresses, but I am not at all surprised. Isn't that sort of a good sign, though? I mean they aren't dumping.
Yup, but probably many of these addresses with more than 10k are the ones that dump the market down. They bought PMC extremely cheap and also with the current price they earn.
I'm not sure what can be done about that, then.
Although, I've been musing about the idea of a PMC fork into a new coin; PMC would run alongside it, but this new coin would work like so;
Instead of coins getting a "stake", they get the opposite; an anti-stake. So if the coins age to 30 days, you actually lose a percentage of coins, and they appear back on the network as the next block reward. The only way to prevent this would be to reset the age of your coins by moving them to another address. Also, the more of the coin you hold, the more anti-stake you lose to the network.
Sort of an AntiHoardCoin. It would run alongside PMC, but it would be based on a model that would punish big holders. There would be less coins circulating due to lower adoption, but the coins would circulate very regularly as block rewards.
You *could* do this with PMC, and it would be extremely interesting to watch what would happen, but it would require overwhelming community support.