Quote from: TheGer on May 27, 2014, 09:51:57 PM

There was not more CAIx than CAI right until 1.6 Mil CAI was mined. People had plenty of time to swap out. You could mine and cash in strait up until all the 1.6 Mil CAIx was swapped. The fact multiple people didn't pay attention to their investments allowed others to keep mining past 1.6 Mil and swap their coins while the 1.6 Mil CAIx was still available. Snooze and lose is the all I can say. I mined past 1.6 Mil CAI and was able to swap coins because others were to lazy to keep track of their investments and swap out coins they had owned previous.

For every coin someone was to lazy to swap someone mined a coin past 1.6 Mil and beat them to Coinswap to exchange it.

Thanks!!!!

Quote from: Rabbit80 on May 27, 2014, 08:07:12 PM

Quote from: TheGer on May 27, 2014, 07:50:15 PM

I know I'm an asshole but I have to admit it gives a sense of satisfaction to see how people complain they weren't given proper warning of the CAIx switch when it was plain as day for a long ass time. Those people deserve what they get.... Nothing!

Nope - you are an asshole for being so short sighted and not accepting that it is irrelevant whether or not people were aware of the switch. There were more CAI mined than CAIx available - simple logic says that given that fact, some people would get nothing.

I was one of the people "who didn't watch his investment" with this coin. Lol. I had CAI as basically a failover because I had greater interest in other coins. A currency should never lose its value overnight because of a hard fork or whatever. Imagine giving paper wallets to friends only to have the currency be worth nothing. It should indefinitely be exchangeable based on a time stamp. This feels way to scammy it would NEVER happen in say the bitcoin community. In the end people holding CAI are simply not a part of the community which also shrinks overnight. It doesn't surprise me the value of CAIx has tanked. Thankfully, I have been all over Darkcoin! Good luck CAIx holders.