Quote from: WALKEN-COIN on April 07, 2014, 10:54:18 AM

Quote from: platorin on April 07, 2014, 10:46:42 AM

Quote from: johnies on April 07, 2014, 10:39:30 AM

Quote from: WALKEN-COIN on April 07, 2014, 10:35:14 AM

The coin is not dead, it will just attract new miners as the price rises, assuming the dev team continues development.

It can't go much lower than 3-6 sats, right?

It can't go lower, but after block 8000 when people are getting 1000 coins a day no one is going to mine anything which is only worth 3000 - 6000 satoshi per day.

True. Everyone saying this situation might bring us some good in a future has absolutley no idea what 450 mil coins put into circulation in just ONE DAY mean for the coin, project, economy and the people who support it. There is a clear difference between steady grow and big inflation with shitload of worthless coins.

The only solution is to fork at 7000 and reverse a blockchain. I'd rather loose some pissed of miners who mined millions of coins during those 24 hours period, then people who have been with CWC from the begining.

I personally won't support it if blocks between 7000-8000 become valid. I just don't see the point and future for CWC then.

If you make too many pop-tarts, and you sell a lot of them cheaply to get rid of stock, it is not fair or right to then go hunt down the owners of the pop-tarts you sold and steal them back without giving said owners just compensation for their loss.

This is why I suggested using the re-launch, but with pre-mine set aside to compensate people who bought coins during this whole debacle. They could send the "old" coins to a dev wallet, and upon receipt, the dev could send an equal number of "new" coins to them.

Your example isn't exactly working, but going for it: If the pop tarts were stolen and if you knew it, you would lose your money. That's the law in every country I know. Too bad you bought them, but maybe next time you will learn that majority of people do consider dishonest people disgusting.

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