I'd like to take this opportunity to reiterate my support for Mooncoin's decentralization. It's this key element which makes Blockchain technology successful. Without it, you'd get nothing more than a "glorified" banking system. Other cryptocurrencies may have greater transaction capacity than Bitcoin or even Mooncoin, but they're lacking the most important part of Blockchain tech which is decentralization. It's no wonder why you see most newly-founded cryptocurrencies being constantly attacked by malicious actors in cyberspace. Competing projects often focus on convenience/ease-of-use instead of decentralization/censorship-resistance. It's why none have been able to outmatch Bitcoin up to this date.

Believe me, the only way to achieve true decentralization is through Proof of Work. Mooncoin follows Bitcoin's classic PoW consensus model in order to achieve unmatched security and reliability. It'll never become a Proof of Stake cryptocurrency simply because it goes against decentralization. Any attempts to make MOON a PoS coin will eventually fail, as the community will stand together to prolong the life of the PoW blockchain as much as possible.

Remember, crypto is all about bringing banking to the unbanked. It's not about making a few people rich, while leaving others out of the system. While PoS promises cost-efficiency and increased performance, it enables whales to dictate the future path of the project with their own stake. Consider how the STEEM hard fork of 2020 became a mess once TRON's Justin Sun decided to take over the network with exchange's support. Honest witnesses (validators) were left out of the STEEM blockchain, eventually losing access to their funds. That's because major exchanges like Binance and Huobi decided to support Justin Sun with users' staked funds. None of that would've happened if STEEM were a PoW cryptocurrency.

Cheers to the community for making Mooncoin one of the most reliable PoW cryptocurrencies on the market.

Of course. Decentralization is what matters above all else. Mooncoin doesn't need to be listed on a big exchange to be successful. What makes it stronger is the community. You, me, and everyone else determine the future path of the project. Besides, who needs centralized exchanges when decentralized exchanges and atomic swaps exist? MOON could be traded through other means, thanks to its decentralized and censorship-resistant nature. Things would've been worse if MOON was centralized (eg: Ripple/XRP). I wouldn't worry about getting MOON listed on another exchange as long as it delivers as promised.