Is there something native in this coin's blockchain or wallet that would prevent someone from spending Qintar on hookers and blow?

Fascinating.

Anything that shifts miners away from Grin is fine by me. 

Great looking project!  This "Crypto Bear Market" needs a group that can inject some optimism.  Get things GROWing and start the bulls running!

Do you have a link that doesn't expire?

Woah!  Second exchange AND CMC listing in the same day? 

Woah!  Updated ANN!  Tons of stuff going on, now!  Time to get ready for Masternodes!

With the accelerated deflation, maybe right at 1000-1500 Sats to start out.  That supply is going to drop, quickly.

Very cool.  Interesting to see how this works with tiered MN levels.

Looks like it's just a mining pool for KURO. 

Communism requires a central gov't / state that would dole out rations and occupy private industry. 

Nothing about the OP's statement eludes to that.

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"Free" is never actually free, unless part of it could be from nature (rain, sunlight, etc.)  Handouts, subsidies, freebies, marketing giveaways, welfare, etc. all have a cost that's typically part of someone's budget.  If that budget belongs to a government, that "free stuff" needs to be paid for, and that burden typically falls upon the taxpayers. 

Now, move that discussion over to crypto, and you have coins being produced with Proof-of-Work, Proof-of-Stake, Masternode rewards, and things like Airdrops:

• As we all should know, Proof-of-Work requires computational power, which consumes electricity and the cost of the hardware.
• PoS and Masternode rewards are simply a function of the blockchain code and network participation, with minimal effort to run a wallet and a little more effort for Masternodes.
• As for things like Airdrops, these are typically budgeted by the token's dev team, specifically for marketing purposes.
  

The other part of this discussion needs to address the value of these "free" things.  When someone has something with inherent value or utility, is that value lessened if there was little or no effort/cost to receive it?  If the "thing" has value but no utility, is there a reason to keep it or sell it?  Is it the responsibility of the distributor of the "free stuff" to educate the recipient about its value and/or utility?  In the end, there are going to be people out there that want "free stuff" regardless of its value or utility. 

Devs just said beta testing for Masternodes is wrapping up.  Shouldn't be long, now.  Anyone know where I can get some cheap CSTL?  LOL

It's still in the "Coming Soon" section of masternodes.pro.  They've said they are wrapping up the dev for the fork so masternodes are possible.  They've also got some partnerships announced to get free tokens, for holding CSTL.  I'm making bank, just for staking in a local wallet.  Hop on their Discord and see for yourself.

Oh, new partners!  Love the free airdrop tokens.  Keep up the good work, guys!