lol.
Who said crypto's are supposed to bring "fairness"? Where did this idea come from that I see spewing out in the alt coin forums so often? What is "fairness"? Nobody said it was socialistcoin where we all get equal amount evenly distributed from some central authority. No matter what your medium of transfer is, someone/group will always end up benefitting more due to one advantage or another (informational/phsyical/whatever).
I think many of you are confusing a de-centralized governing authority and fully transparent ledger with "fairness". Besides, if you think the coin has legs or might go somewhere--buy some. To be honest, buying some on the dips will probably give you more return than some of the miners renting the hash got. Not to mention significantly easier. Too many butthurt kids whining because they couldn't mine on their nvidia's during minute 1.
I know, lots of communists are coming into cryptocurrency
haha
They're more than welcome to come--but they can't complain about how a coin operates (based on capitalistic principles currently). If they want a truly "fair" coin they can make their own and just give them out, problem is they'll quickly realize how that system doesn't work and cannot support itself. It has to have some sort of value (whether the value is being backed by money or costing money to create) for anyone else to value it.
Again, a little too deep for the majority. I guarantee it's just crowd noise that is sad because their parents made them get off the computer to go visit grandma for Easter and they couldn't mine it.