I will furnish with the details of how many coins has been distributed from the 50% allocation. This gives me an idea from Kora's reply on charity. How about allocate 1% of the total balance alloacation to this purpose. Someone from the community will helping me on how to do this, properly. If this is okay, i will remove the charity from the power bounty allocation. This makes more sense. We can make a fund account and anyone who wishes to top up to that account can do so. Also helps with the distribution imo.
Balance stakes = (3000(allocated) - 889(first round reg) × 166,666) = 351,831,926. This is the number provided if all 889 receive their stakes.
And here is my suggestion for balance stake distribution.
1. 1st round stake register account gets additional = 158,304 each (40%)
2. 2nd round stake register account (300 new applicants) gets = 166,666 each (14.21%)
3. Current holders bonus (min. 166,666) gets = 50,000 each (16.89%) * assuming total of 1189 person holding every coin. Incase of lesser account, share per account increases.
4. Dev bounty = 101,649,356 (29%)
With this,
1st round register will receive a total of 374,970 coins
2nd round register will receive a total of 216,666 coins.
This will cover everyone's concern. Just my opinion. Feel free to comment.
Personally in regards to #1, I would rather see the additional stakes used to get more people involved.
I see no benefit to another round of distribution to the 1st round registrants. If an option like that were to be chosen, I think it would be better to "top-off" existing stakeholders and not reward those who sold as soon as they could... we want people who believe in ora and will stick around.
Rest of it seems okay.