Nicely said. These things unfortunately happens and only strong hands will profit in the cryptocurrency field.
There is nothing wrong when somebody exits crypto but it's wrong move when we are (hopefully) almost at the bottom.
People are different and I have myself made a mistake in 2014 that I still regret.

I don't think it will be like that.
If course, people might get angry but it isn't really that hard to retweet all the tweets. People don't even have to check the twitter every single day and simply RT it later at once or divide it by their needs.
But you got a point on the other hand, you never know.

At first, you should prepare for the AD 10.
After this, the new way after AD 11 will be a good start for holders and people who cares about the project.

I often forget to vote, and many people do so too.
I have just voted, reminder like this is always appretiated by me.

You are right but it's really hard to say when the people will get frustrated by other peoples having airdropped amount by up to 15x.
IMO, HODLers definitely deserves to get rewarded, no doubt about that, and they are rewarded by higher airdrop. I'm totally fine with that.
Personally, if I had spare BTC, I wouldn't hesitate to buy myself.

I'm always so excited when it comes to the news, especially the positive one.
I'll be patiently waiting.
If we were listed on CMC (which I hope is the news), that would be so wonderful.

You neither have 28 and more activity and you are registered after 1st of June 2018.
Thus, you can't participate in the airdrops.

First, you must have 28+ activity here, then you can participate in AD8.
I don't know when the next calculating of activity happens on bitcointalk but I think you can't make it in time.

YoBit is a great exchange, you are right that there were some issues with them though.
There's no need of a new exchange yet, it would be a nice surprise though.
But you are right that if we need to be listed on an exchange, it must be a bigger one.

Exactly. :-)
We had about half of the participants votes but we need to think about people that doesn't want to register on an exchange in order to vote.
This is not my case but I believe there were people that wanted to vote but didn't want to register on Kucoin.

Exactly, if people don't rush it and do it carefully, there is no issue.
I'm going to do it just now and it seems super easy to me.

Well, the community isn't everything, though it's very important part of the project.
This project is just at the beginning and there is a ton of time but I think so too, that this will be a successful project.

I would say that you are all doing great with catching abusers and cheaters.
When all the coins are distributed fairly and evenly, we will be on a good way to go.

This rule is a great addition.
If somebody wants just sell the coins immediately, make them at least the work to open the wallet and send it to exchange themselves.

The one on Discord named "Signatures4.txt".
I have changed to this one yesterday and it was the newest there.

Listing on Cryptopia and Kucoin would be a great start, I don't like Cryptopia that much as Kucoin but both of them would be just great benefit for PRiV.
Anybody knows the listing fees?

Great project

Looks like we sure came a long way in a month.

We have people who otherwise couldn't be bothered with the intricacies of another coin coming out and getting bothered all over the place, and not entirely in a bad way. Turns out that much of the criticism is reciprocal.

Constructive arguments have been made, all based on confronting the idea idea that the linear interpretation of success is just another lie we tell ourselves.

I'm here all the time, and I can tell you just by skimming all of your words that you're interconnected in ways you can't even imagine. Try it sometime, skim threads you normally would never check out. Maybe you'll see some of what I see. People whom you've never interacted with and have never heard of have influenced your very thoughts, your conversations, right here on this board. And not in a bad way. This board has changed a lot in just a month.

It's very telling, when a certain phrase doesn't get typed in a few weeks reemerges in at least 4 other posts totally unrelated to the original conversation that the words were typed first in within a day.

Only to have that phrase fade back into obscurity for months after that.

It goes further than that, that's just one small cue.

Maybe some realized that btctalk just won't be here forever, after that 3 day outage. Feels like it will be, but it won't.

Maybe some realized that the coming regulations will have profound impacts on the entire cryptosphere.

Really, I just hope, some realized that crypto certainly isn't linear. Sometimes you need to say or do things that are not continuous with any type of ego or character you've built up for yourselves.

If you continue to concentrate on the idea that you're here to foster a technology that will be capable of coexisting with the technology that will become so ubiquitous over the next few decades, touching every single person on the face of the planet, the profits will follow.

It won't be the paper you're used to, and its timely exit will happen because it's a relic of the last few millenia. Like evolution - it's just not fit to continue on.

Awesome responses, btw.

All of this I agree with as well, I will post here with my current main profile from now on.

Mostly it was just to get people to post here, rather than assume I want to shill.

I agree Ray that that's an option, that's why I added these two options:

The marketcap would need to be much much greater than 1 billion dollars to even begin to measure success
No, marketcap is not an indicator of success in any way

Or, if you think it's more than that: I have a different opinion of marketcap, and may like to share it in this thread.

Sorry if the implication was that litecoin, ripple, doge?, and bitcoin may have garnished some measure of success between each other based on marketcap.