I don't have time to spend on this scamcoin, nor I am interested in digging deeper for all the details. I am too busy with my real life work. But let me tell you that all the truth are in the blockchain. The blockchain does not lie. If you want the truth, go to block explorer, and see how the coins sent around, and you will see the dev hold 10+% of the coins. You can try yourself, here's the block explorer:
http://cryptexplorer.com/chain/MurrayCoinHint: start from his charity fund donation address:
MMY6zFXDw6B7wqot2r2cqyQE7c4e7iL6qv
the dev claimed he donated the most. Have fun.
Thank you for information. Will look at it.
It's nothing but speculation that the dev has that many coins. I have been mining the coin off and on from about the release time and I'll tell you I have a nice stack. Picking wallets from people who mined from the first day and assuming it's the dev's account is nothing but speculation AT BEST. Every wallet you have posted to date has shown whoever's wallet it is has been mining and continues to mine the coin.
The last post you made with wallets included this one:
http://cryptexplorer.com/address/MA5WmiMdtgodMWu5atJtGu6uUtidCJUvDfAs of block 1514 this account had 46K coins out of nearly 3M mined, that's 1.5% and the rest have been mined since then and it looks like it is still mining with a payout earlier today. You are really going to call someone out for continuing to mine their own coin AFTER it's fair release? And that's even saying it is a dev account! If it was pre-mined that's a whole different story than someone who has mined it consistently for almost 3 weeks now.
Following the block chain shows no foul play at all. If you look at sam53's post history, you would see the last 3 weeks he has not made a post that's related to ANYTHING but trying to drag Murraycoin and it's dev through the mud.