To echo my teammate, thanks to those who decided to support us. It's disappointing we weren't able to follow through on this.

However, I think we learned a decent amount from this project, and I'm confident we'll be able to find something exciting to work on that may garner a bit more acceptance from the cryptocurrency community.

Yes.

Whether you re-use an address or generate a new one, the end result will be the same.

And we're back up!

IPO will be down for about five minutes.

Well, for one, we already have multiple people in the thread saying they wish we would die or that they'd airdrop our dead bodies somewhere they'd never be found. While it's overwhelmingly likely it's just internet tough guy talk, why would we take the risk that an unstable person would follow through on a threat of violence before it's necessary to take that risk?

We'll be more than happy to reveal our names closer to the event.

There's no current plan to implement any mining algorithm that would dissuade GPU mining, but there of course won't be any restrictions on CPU mining.

This seems like an appropriate and levelheaded response.

In all seriousness, we're aware flying a 777 over a major city and dropping tens of thousands of wallets is on the extravagant side of unlikely. One the other hand, we are pretty confident we can muster up something more impressive than throwing a couple dozen wallets with paper parachutes off a hillside.

We will execute on an airdrop appropriate to the size of the IPO raised and the location chosen. Hopefully we can meet up with some fellow cryptocurrency enthusiasts at the event and spread a bit of awareness that it's not all super serious and up our own asses about how important and dismissive we are in magic internet money land.

So far we've raised 2.2249 BTC, and London or the Netherlands are in top contention for the spots. It's admittedly not quite yet to the point where we'd be able to do anything terribly impressive, but if we can find enough other people who think this would be entertaining, we should be able to pull off something approaching the spirit of the coin.

Hi Guys,

I'm the dev for ADC (the coin itself and the IPO app), and I thought I'd finally pop in and say hello.

TheFlyingDutchman's concerns about privacy for the moment are shared by me as well.

If the project is successful to where we can actually execute the airdrop, then we'll be more than happy to provide more or less full information about who we are, as we'll be showing up to execute the airdrop anyway.

I've been involved with cryptocurrencies since mid 2010, and I've written both open and closed source code that helps interact with cryptocurrencies. Some of it is used in the backend for the IPO tracker for AirdropCoin.

I'm happy to answer most other questions in the meantime, and I promise we'll both be quite a bit less mysterious about our identities if it the ADC funding will allow us to actually host the airdrop. From our perspective, all cryptocurrencies need a method for distribution, whether it's mining, IPO, giveaways, etc; and we thought this seemed like a lot more engaging and fun than most of the current methods.