Quote from: *Sakura* on August 09, 2014, 09:37:59 AM

Quote from: curT on August 09, 2014, 08:32:55 AM

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Quote from: Mac Red on August 09, 2014, 08:07:13 AM

@Kora
That does make sense and I have to agree with this idea more (not being selective) after reading your post. It could very well motivate someone who has sold their first stake to keep their second. Either way it's not our decision to make, there was never rule against not holding. Not being judgemental and just "letting the chips fall where they may" when it comes to whatever the market decides is cool with me.

Yes, and it is more easy to do, while the list of stakeholder already exists and is ready.

Exactly. A few more still have the option to secure their NXT IDs and get onto the list before the next (and final) update on Thursday. But other than that we currently got a list of 825 stakeholders.

Agree.

Quote from: Kora on August 09, 2014, 03:24:37 AM

Maybe present options like this:

ORA distribution option:[YOUR USERNAME] - version X
- blah blah
- blah blah
etc

My suggestion:

ORA distribution option:[curT] - version 1.0

- Give 100,000 ORA to existing stakeholders.
- Keep the rest for later distribution.( very important IMHO, do not distribute all ORA now )

My suggestion:

ORA distribution option:[*Sakura*] - version 1.0.0.0

1 Give the second shares to existing stakeholders. But only to those who hold at least 50% of the first share. In my opinion, those people who have sold their entire share - a classic dumpers. These people do not believe in the success of any currency other than BTC. So if they get the second part, with a probability of 200% they will do it again after few seconds.
2 Keep the acceptable amount for later distribution & future bounties.
3 Implement an automated system of stakeholders bounty. You can ask for help from NHZ developers.

This should have been set prelaunch