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1  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: [B3]B3Coin Hybrid POW/POS [Scrypt] - ANTI-INSTAMINE, NO PREMINE, NO ICO, NO IPO on: November 28, 2017, 11:39:40 PM
Hello, I just wanted to address the concerns of the B3 community as the current development of the coin appears to be setting a scene of uncertainty, hatred, and fear. I understand where this is coming from as many expectations from investors fell short and this naturally generates hostility, but I would like to throw a few points out there to be considered from the other side of the fence.

Through the Dev's Eyes

There are many concerns regarding the developers' intentions at the moment, and this isn't necessarily a bad thing. There is a difference between "FUD" and critical thinking, but no one should be discouraged from working toward a logical conclusion even if it may come across as a morale killer. I don't believe, however, that anyone should spread negativity without deeply considering the underlying forces at play. Any standpoint should come with a respective explanation.

Main Points to Consider at this Time

1.Your Best Interest Is Their Best InterestThe crypto world is built around communities, in order for a crypto to thrive it relies on the volume of holders who perceive its worth to give it a value. The devs know they have to overcome many challenges if they want to succeed, and the biggest challenge for any crypto is to build a positive following so that it can not only maintain its value but grow as well. I am posting this as my first point because it is paramount for anyone who is involved with B3 now to realize that it is in the devs' best interest to benefit the majority. With that being said, it isn't an easy undertaking with the current position of B3. Between the blockchain difficulties, the supply challenge, and the constant backlash of a now skeptical community, it is ever more complex for the team working behind the scenes to search for a solution that will mitigate all of these issues. Considering their success depends on yours, it is their priority to not only juggle these challenges but work toward benefiting the holders. This brings me to my second point.

2.Why Are the Devs Hogging All the Payouts? Anyone who has been on the Discord chat lately has probably seen a whole lot of concerns revolving around this question. It has been acknowledged that there are issues in the recent FN staking process that are currently being addressed. Many people are afraid that they are intentionally being robbed, and the most recent elephant in the room: the early adopters of FNs are losing money to the first handful who setup FNs early on. Here is where I would like to shine some light. If the Devs were to hold onto billions of coins with the chance of jeopardizing the value of them by hurting there community, they would render those coins useless. As I mentioned previously, your best interest is their's.

3.Possible Burn? A more popular idea going around lately suggests that the devs might be accumulating coins in the 78k - 80k range for an upcoming burn. Although this would initially negatively affect some, we have seen before that they like to choose the lesser evil when given a tough decision, such as implementing FN during the 78k block opposed to the 80k in order to attack the supply issue before it got out of hand. This is all speculation and I am not going to suggest this is what will actually happen, but it is an example of one of many ideas that could solve the supply issue. The point is that there are decisions the devs will have to make that could cause backlash if they were transparent about everything they implement at that very moment. It will take time to see the greater picture and if you take everything into consideration including the fact that your success = their's, it will help you become more clear about B3's vision and your place in it.

Thank you! Smiley
2  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Important B3 Message on: November 28, 2017, 11:27:42 PM
Hello, I just wanted to address the concerns of the B3 community as the current development of the coin appears to be setting a scene of uncertainty, hatred, and fear. I understand where this is coming from as many expectations from investors fell short and this naturally generates hostility, but I would like to throw a few points out there to be considered from the other side of the fence.

Through the Devs' Eyes

There are many concerns regarding the developers' intentions at the moment, and this isn't necessarily a bad thing. There is a difference between "FUD" and critical thinking, but no one should be discouraged from working toward a logical conclusion even if it may come across as a morale killer. I don't believe, however, that anyone should spread negativity without deeply considering the underlying forces at play. Any standpoint should come with a respective explanation.

Main Points to Consider at this Time

1.Your Best Interest Is Their Best InterestThe crypto world is built around communities, in order for a crypto to thrive it relies on the volume of holders who perceive its worth to give it a value. The devs know they have to overcome many challenges if they want to succeed, and the biggest challenge for any crypto is to build a positive following so that it can not only maintain its value but grow as well. I am posting this as my first point because it is paramount for anyone who is involved with B3 now to realize that it is in the devs' best interest to benefit the majority. With that being said, it isn't an easy undertaking with the current position of B3. Between the blockchain difficulties, the supply challenge, and the constant backlash of a now skeptical community, it is ever more complex for the team working behind the scenes to search for a solution that will mitigate all of these issues. Considering their success depends on yours, it is their priority to not only juggle these challenges but work toward benefiting the holders. This brings me to my second point.

2.Why Are the Devs Hogging All the Payouts? Anyone who has been on the Discord chat lately has probably seen a whole lot of concerns revolving around this question. It has been acknowledged that there are issues in the recent FN staking process that are currently being addressed. Many people are afraid that they are intentionally being robbed, and the most recent elephant in the room: the early adopters of FNs are losing money to the first handful who setup FNs early on. Here is where I would like to shine some light. If the Devs were to hold onto billions of coins with the chance of jeopardizing the value of them by hurting there community, they would render those coins useless. As I mentioned previously, your best interest is their's.

3.Possible Burn? A more popular idea going around lately suggests that the devs might be accumulating coins in the 78k - 80k range for an upcoming burn. Although this would initially negatively affect some, we have seen before that they like to choose the lesser evil when given a tough decision, such as implementing FN during the 78k block opposed to the 80k in order to attack the supply issue before it got out of hand. This is all speculation and I am not going to suggest this is what will actually happen, but it is an example of one of many ideas that could solve the supply issue. The point is that there are decisions the devs will have to make that could cause backlash if they were transparent about everything they implement at that very moment. It will take time to see the greater picture and if you take everything into consideration including the fact that your success = their's, it will help you become more clear about B3's vision and your place in it.

Thank you! Smiley
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