Quote from: Vlad2Vlad on August 26, 2014, 01:52:03 AM

Quote from: BitcoinEXpress on August 26, 2014, 01:11:25 AM

That is true, I do have over 200,000 IXC on an HD somewhere but it is meaningless.

Nakasioto was the original pre-mine scammer and I promised him way back in mid 2011 that no matter when, where or why until he destroyed his 500,000 premine or turned it over to a neutral third party that IXC would never get past me. I keep my promises.

~BCX~

But seriously, aren't you shocked that a supposed scammer like Thomas still has the premine over 3 years later and is still actively paying out large bounties [as promised]?

That shocked even me. I thought that premine was Loooooong gone. Why would someone like Thomas hold on to it all these years and still pay out bounties? It was worth quite a lot of money on these last couple of big spikes?

And when did you ever see a dev buying coins for a lot of Bitcoins right after launch when he already had a huge premine to cash in? That's unheard of. Devs with premines dump coins - they don't buy more!

Doesn't anyone else think about this stuff? I do and it masks me crazy - crazy enough to have bought up IXC like a madman.

Why isn't anyone else shocked by this and why isn't anyone trying to figure out why? Huh

Cause if he cared about iXCoin he would actually be here once in a while and he wouldn't have abandoned ixCoin for 2 straight years.

So why then?? Why??

My guess is Thomas is a big Bitcoin holder and since Bitcoin has risen in price so much since 2011 his get rich iXcoin scheme is no longer important to him. That would explain why he's only on the iXcoin forum once every few months. He has no reason to dump iXcoin because he doesn't need the money and wouldn't get much for it anyway. He keeps paying out bounties because he's following his original plan, just not so aggressively. That's my take on why he behaves as he does.