Quote from: daclayman on May 16, 2014, 04:48:45 PM

Quote from: underneath_the_water_line on May 16, 2014, 05:11:08 AM

To those of you who have received BTC-refund from KNC

I and also the community (I hope...) would like to track how much BTC KNC have and how much they are mining.

To do this it would be great if you could submit the address from which you received your refund.

Link to address submission
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/15ocLT4yelsQ3TQ59R2x4-TsKXULdAfPB1V6zXrJX-s0/viewform

The only required question is what the address is, takes 5 seconds to fill out and I really do believe that this information is necessary for the community.

Thank you!

Edit: If you would like to share addresses but only to me (and not the world) please submit them here (https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1esjQN8vZwhI1kNtU_qxzQ0xCvhG23sGZryMUAzPMAoo/viewform?usp=send_form)

The address will not be shared further only the information found from it. Ie how much many generated coins, first transaction date. Amount incoming and outgoing. It will be deidentified with rounded numbers and no day specific time.

No need for this. From my refund, I went back through the blockchain and found that KNC pools a slew of BTC (900+ on my refund day) into one address, then creates a new address for each refund, sends the appropriate number of coins to the new address from the pool, then sends the refund to your address from that address.

I followed KNC's refund on blockchain and found 3 address with well over 20,000BTC in each earned from mining, can also see they get the full 25BTC for finding blocks.

note. I an amateur when it comes to blockchain snooping, so not sure I know what I'm doing. Tongue