In the words of cadexn, holographic dancing PND bears. 

I agree. I posted a while back that the OP should add the coins being requested, and delete the ones with no votes such as Pinkcoin and Battlecoin. Still no changes to the poll.

where is panda traded now?

I was really surprised that PandaCoin is so popular .

1. It seems to be a fair coin. I will buy some of them.
2. What has the panda to do with money? Has it any special markets? Or is it just the panda because everybody likes pandas?

Thank you.

Didn't know people still used virwox 

weekends are a no-trade day!

Not true. Maieuticoin was also 100% mined out as MMXIV before the switch to Maieuticoin

I would also argue all day about the most secure. Not only are we forked from the newest PPC directly (not a clone of a clone), but we also offer offline staking, which results in far greater blockchain security than ever seen before

LibrexCoin all the way!

Don't worry, I stopped as soon as I realized it wasn't going to transfer. I'm sitting tight, no rush.

I'm going to be needing some help, from anyone that has experience coding the Pandabank or otherwise is computer savvy.

I, without thinking, changed the hardware inside of my machine. The two hard disk drives I had in there were not able to boot because of this change. I wiped the one without pandabank on it and had to do a fresh install on it. If I open the old hard drive which I have not touched, using the other hard drive as the master, I can see Pandabank. I can open it but it gives me a new address. I have a (fairly old) back up of pandabank on that hard drive's desktop, though I don't know where that would be located.

I'm trying to move my coins to an exhange while I mess around with the drives to avoid losing them. How should I proceed to recover that address?

Nice to hear that Pandacoin had a long PoW phase. I think miners generally have a more speculative incentive when mining a PoS coin that is in PoW phase compared to when mining a PoW coin. It will be interesting to evaluate in a year how different distribution phases influenced the final distribution.

BlackCoin had 10000 PoW blocks, the first was mined on 24th of February and the last was mined on 1st of May (60 sec block time). Each PoW block up to block 5000 contained 10000 BC, which was then halved to 5000 BC until block 10000, resulting in a total cap of roughly 75M BC. A giant hype after the PoS phase was entered lead to a massive raise and sell off which further influenced the distribution (hard to say how exactly).

My personal opinion is that once there is one PoS coin that attracts a market capitalization similar to Bitcoin then there will be a storm of people trying to exploit every critical aspect of the protocol that exists. And there are well known problems with PoS. Focusing the development on security is much more important in PoS coins than in Bitcoin, and even there it is the primary topic. And I see BlackCoin following exactly this path.

Pandacoin's distribution phase was 95 days long. 95 days of fair mining during our POW phase.

So, "every distribution model of a PoS coin" did not happen in a short time. Ours didn't.

That's why Pandacoin is the fairest and most secure PoS coin in the world.

  30 why why why 

I like it when the devs keep doing stuff <3

BlackCoin had no premine, and also the analysis you cited doesn't claim that. Every initial distribution model of a PoS coin happened in a short time, in BlackCoin through a short PoW phase. People quickly use the term "instamining" which is actually a term for PoW coins with a ridiculous block halvening policy.

The current distribution of BlackCoin is better than in most alt coins. Regardless if you think that BlackCoin is a good investment or not, you will hardly find a second PoS coin code base that contributed so much to the cryptocurrency community. Several coins in the voting are BlackCoin forks btw.

Tweet it again, we are jut 1vote in front of BC.
Fellow Pandas please vote.