This is great.
I'm so happy.
Finally some light in the dark tunnel.
Finally someone did something.
I'm happy to help you in any way I can.
How can I support you?

If you want to help this growing community, you can.
If not, please take your dissatisfaction or frustration elsewhere.
There are quite a few other shit meme projects where you can show your expertise.
Why did you find us?
I ask again, what is your plan with this?
Can you modify the code.
For example, if you could launch an explorer for us, we would appreciate it.
Are you able to do it?

Is that why you registered to write this to us?
Do you want to help with this?
Or what is your plan?
You register, you know nothing about anyone, but you rate everyone.
I'm sorry, but this says a lot about you.
If you have a lot of knowledge and decide to gladly help an enthusiastic team, then we would love to see you too.
But as long as you haven't put anything on the table, why do you want to tell the others what to eat?

I completely agree with you on many things.
That's why I think, from the very first minute, that the code needs to be further developed.
There's a lot to improve on.
I think the 50,000 premine coins obviously belong to the developer, I think we can leave that to him out of respect.
The developer thought of a lot of things, but that's in the past, he didn't have the chance to work it out.
The block reward will almost certainly have to be worked on.
I hope I understand what I'm describing.
Now, in about 1440 blocks a day, 3,240,000 coins are generated.
However, the total supply is only 2.5 billion.
In other words, all coins will be mined in a maximum of 771 days.
At that time, I didn't even count the premine and the higher rewards of the first period.
In other words, about another year and a half and the block rewards will be over.
Here, it's important to build in a steady or decreasing reward, which will increase the supply, but nicely and evenly.
I think the block reward itself is sufficient, I would reduce it periodically or slowly.
I don't quite understand what you mean by the zerocoin, legacy and Zpiv parts of the code.
I don't have enough knowledge to understand how you want to change it.
Could you elaborate on this a bit?

I see you know more about it than I do.
I'm happy to see that if you feel like supporting the team.
I think the power of the community is what counts.
I'll do what I can to fix the code and at least have an explorer.
Now, a small team is keeping the network alive with our modest mining tools.
The developer gave us a chain here, it's up to us whether we do something with it.
Maybe it would have been better to start BTC from scratch after its developer left.
There have been many changes since then, Bitcoincash, Bitcoins etc.
Some things changed, some stayed the same.
But the coin survived.

Could you elaborate on what you consider a fatal flaw?
Even if there is a flaw, there is no broken code that cannot be fixed.
If there is a consensus in the community, everything can be modified to achieve its goal.
Think of it as a game in a community where anyone can play if they want.
You don't have to take everything seriously, it's not developed by Nobel Prize-winning scientists, it's a meme coin.

Alone I feel like I'm not enough, but together I feel like we can start developing the coin.
If there's ever a time to get involved, the time is now.
Unfortunately, I'm not skilled in programming or other developments.
I can support the explorer launch, if necessary I'll pay the costs.
This is usually not that big of an amount.
I can also support the stock exchange listing by ensuring coin liquidity, and if necessary by paying the listing costs.
In addition, I can offer a few million coins for airdrop if I help the community with this.
You can even create a separate wallet for this.
In this case, others can also get involved.
There are other miners besides me who have larger reserves.

Hello 

I am happy to support the community.
From the first minutes, the project is very nice.
The coin distribution is unique among memecoins on the scrypt network.
At first, many people mined it, the hashrate was high compared to the new coin.
I was among the first miners.
I am still among those who keep the chain alive.
I am happy to support the project with mined coins, or in other ways.
It would be nice if a small community were formed.
The coin idea is fantastic and there were many unique things in the implementation.
Many people had a bad opinion when the developer left.
This is not a problem with such a decentralized chain.
The mining enthusiasm is there.
The chain is alive.
I would like to inform my dear forum friends that the Bitcoin developer also left the project.
Let's not call it a scam.
This is an exciting project, let's start the community.