Latium is 5 years old? Wow.. the first post in this thread is dated May 15, 2014.

You'd think in 5 years they'd have learnt to stick with a working model, preferably one that works by guaranteeing success by paying out what it was SUPPOSED to..

So a wee script kiddie comes along and shows a wee flaw.. the simplest solution that would have worked would be to actually pay out instead of thinking they could secure one account per person, this can only be done with physical ID and a bank account, no, they tried to make it ip based, meaning that my kids cant go on their own computers and make their own account's, which it's fair to say, most would agree with, until they figured out that most folks could change ip.

Now they think it's a good idea to change the entire structure, pretending they are working on something more secure.. they kill the app, by releasing a new one, that add's another application that leaves a file running on your pc, in order to check that you are using only one pc. Well, I have only one pc, and the kids dont have any, so now they are relegated in the same way as the first attempt, meaning, if all you got is one pc, then NOT everyone on the planet can enjoy latium, because a family of 10 is only allowed one account?

C'mon, get a grip!

The best option for latium in it's infancy would be not to care how many people had how many account's, for then they would be able to spread the coin far quicker, which would help the 'proof of concept'  that a viral currency would work.. shame I'm louder huh?

Perhaps you'd like to pay me for my service's? (not in lat)

Only kidding, I already posted in this post how to fix the fall in price.. open lat up to everyone, get rid o that dodgy authenticator, dont care who or how many join using whatever address.. only then will lat be worth something.

Too late, it's nearly.. it is?