99% of the current holders haven't been anywhere near the first days, so all these people are trying to do is to rob us.
I didn't find DarkCoin before mid-March and didn't start actively mining or buying it before early April (tried to do so in late-March but I got driver issues and the price jumped up right then...).
There were way too many coin launches between December and February and I didn't have the whole day (every day) to really check them all out.
I wish I found this coin earlier and spend less time by hesitating if it's really as good as it seems for the first look.
But now I am here. I mine it since a few days and I bought ~800 DRK today, so I can reach the 1k mark until the official DarkSend launch.
Does this make me a robber?
I think you got me wrong. Apologies if that post isn't clear.
What I'm saying is, that those few who over the last few days posted ideas of increasing supply to 80 or 160mln or some free airdrops are trying to do just that.
How? By diluting coins without a valid reason for it, just to get a free coins.
Now think about it, doesn't matter how much you've invested - in both ridiculous cases which these people proposed, you're loosing part of your investment as the shares got diluted.
That doesn't make any investor happy, confident or wanting to buy more.
With the current distribution model however, and all the other qualities of Darkcoin, it is an almost bulletproof coin.
That makes me want to invest more - as I know the likelihood of my investment loosing value is small, and potential gains far outweigh risks.