Quote from: SkullCoin on September 21, 2014, 04:52:43 PM

Quote from: Vandalay23 on September 21, 2014, 03:51:53 PM

Quote from: SkullCoin on September 21, 2014, 03:16:29 PM

Very far. Not many new buyers to increase our size. Let's distribute the rest of the coins and see what happens. I have no control over whether people buy or not. Soon the free market will control the price and we can measure from there.

I'm thinking about distributing 30% or more to PreSale IPO holders(all data from the blockchain). This will hasten the distribution and put them on a closer level with the current bid/asks.

I would really like to step out of control of the majority of coins. I think people may look at that and get scared off, but we are on counterparty and there is no way for me to dump the coins and scam everyone so they are safe.

I want to stick around and use SkullCoin to test out all the new 2.0 technologies)dogepaty, ltbcoin forum, multisig, ect.) that are coming out so I wont be going anywhere. If you have suggestions let me know.

First, it is good to know you stay in the game.
You gained a huge credibility and doing a great job.

I think that there was a bit of a problem with the pre-sale (not intentionally anyway).
This wasn't IPO - because not all coins were distributed according to investment %.
On the other hand it wasn't a decent pre-sale because the rest of the coins were not burnt.
This scenario does a great damage to investors who believed from the first moment in your project.
I appreciate your will to correct this mistake, and I can suggest that you will take all the rest of coins that were meant to be sold in the IPO, and devide them ALL like a proper IPO (I'm sure you still have the ledger list).
This will make a quick distribution and will let us the investors to protect the value of the coin in the open market.

Cheers

I agree with this too. I will work to fix it this week. Let's cut the distribution time down and distribute the rest to the IPO holders.

I don't have a ledger other than the blockchain. I will just look up the blockchain and send coins based on how much btc was sent and the time period. The easiest way to do this is just destroy the rest of the coins but that seams harsh and that makes us a 5million coin(i can live with that).

That's great that we all agree.
I think the first choice is nicer, burning the coins will have a negative "cosmetic" consequence IMHO.
After re-distribution I will be happy to give you my trust feedback !