It seems we can learn how coin pump worked.

Now we can learn how forcing to dump works too.

I have a bunch of this coin, but can somebody resolve the following.

Coinmarketcap lists supply as 23,905,669,976 MEOW

Cryptopia shows one wallet with 22, 582,000,000 and then a few wallets starting sround 2 billion and going down.



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1) Does anybody have an idea what the actual supply is? With around 30 billion on the exchange it seems like it must be high.

2) How did one person get what amounts to almost all of what existed when cmc last updated?

3) Is there an explorer that shows the history of the blocks so a person can check that things are not too skewed?

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If the big wallet belongs to Cryptopia then maybe they got it from running the pool and buying the coins as they are the only outlet for that coin, so if they own that wallet all is good as long as there is an explorer. This is a cool coin with good history as far as I know but without an explorer that gives clear stats a person should be hesitant to trust. If somebody wants to get fairglu to make an explorer, I'll chip in some.

If i have 500 $ money then i will do altcoin trading. Currently there are some altcoins that have a rapid upward trend and decline, one of which is XRP. The altcoin is very good and brings great advantages when we are right in making decisions in selling and buying. Already many people are taking advantage of this altcoin. I will not waste this precious opportunity.

Nice article with the stats, Stratis, Ripple, Nem really did wonders for their investors.
Lets see who will become the toppers of the list for June.
I can say DGB will be right up there, started great, lets see if it can keep it up.