As we said, according to our analysis, the data is incorrect because invalid blocks are being counted. It’s questionable whether this always happens until the pruning point or if it’s permanent. We will fix it. The next question is, are we the only ones who have mined? Have we received all the coins so far? And this, even though we had a network rate of 50 GH/s within a few hours of the genesis start? And currently, 1 TH/s? So, I don’t own 1 TH/s of mining power, even though you may think that illogically. And why would I then use 1 TH/s if I were the only miner? 1 KH/s would be enough. And we have over 250 accounts on Discord, writing in different languages, and created thousands of wallets? Completely illogical.



But we don’t owe you any explanations. As said, work on your failed Kobra Coin and don’t harass other developers. Whoever thinks the project is cool, is welcome to join our community. Those who find it questionable or not good, should stay away. Topic closed. We now unfortunately need to continue working on our project, so we can’t entertain you any longer. Maybe you should do the same? All the best.

Edit:
As mentioned, we are trying to acquire 6-9% of the coins (read the Whitepaper before next time), which was actually the plan, so that we would have enough coins for a long-term project. Years of development, markets, servers, collaborations, community events, and so on. That was the plan for the release, and there is nothing wrong with that. Even if you don’t understand this, since your project wasn’t built for the long term, as was clearly seen. As a developer, owning a certain number of coins or having a developer fee is completely normal. We couldn’t reach our planned values because there were already too many miners in the network with too much computing power. But we have received enough coins to continue working on the project and pursue our goals.