Quote from: Normandoyle on October 13, 2014, 02:25:24 AM

Quote from: leewilson on October 13, 2014, 01:35:22 AM

*Not taking into account the wallet/node issues referenced above.

I believe the first order of business should be to immediately make sure the block explorer is now reflecting the new total coin supply, whether through wallet coding or block explorer coding then coinmarket, c-cex, etc, ect. will reflect the actual total coin supply.

I would hope, whichever route is going to be used, that this is already done and ready to roll out knowing that it would have to be done once the unsold ipo coins were destroyed and not to mention the untimely wait to have them actually destroyed.

That being said....when will this be remedied?

(Once this occurs, I am certain a listing on bittrex is mere moments away.)

Let's keep the ball rolling and smoke flowing.

indeed...waiting for the supply to be updated as well Wink

Is the supply going to be updated? the coins are in address MTwV9vvc345r2z97PLNJH3pzKJm1D78ZzH and still on the MaryJaneCoin blockchain. I get that the address was generated with a different wallet, but are these coins really gone forever or was there a private key that was created when the "burn address" was created that could technically access these 36,491,965 MaryJ on the MaryJ blockchain?

Maybe I just don't understand the process of destroying coin, but if someone could help me understand I would appreciate it.