As I already mentioned, the numbers may not have been correct initially, but as we observed, they should correct themselves at pruning points. The value should now be accurate and match expectations. And even if it were the case? So what? It aligns perfectly with our planned distribution of 24% by 03/2025 or 54% by 01/2026. A fast coin distribution is in our interest and has been intentionally designed this way. Since we are not a meme coin but an end-use system, this is necessary.

No, the genesis had no payout—this can be verified in the source code.

Next: Whom did we cheat? Who was scammed, and in what way? We can release our coin however we want—when, how, and where. We don’t need to ask for your permission. Especially not from a user running three fake accounts simultaneously, who has already launched five coin projects with highly questionable outcomes. That says it all.

Even if it were a premine, that is completely allowed and entirely normal. Since we have no developer fees, there is no issue. And legally, this does not need to be stated in the whitepaper. If you believe otherwise, then please provide me with the relevant law. Our lawyer has reviewed EU and US regulations, and everything has been legally overseen and complied with. But in our case, this wasn’t even a premine, as the source code is public and accessible to all users. This, too, was legally supervised.

Hiding a developer fee of, for example, 1-5% within transactions without informing users and not mentioning it in the whitepaper—that would be "cheating." The same applies to secretly implementing it afterward, especially after drunkenly burning your premine coins and deleting the Discord.

Looking at your failed projects, it's clear that you have no understanding of laws or obligations. You simply don’t get it—even after being told five times. And I won’t explain it to you again. I won’t respond to your fake account anymore. Log in with your real account, and we can continue this
conversation.