Give Nightz some time.

What is the point in dumping the coin price to death?

What gets to me is that some people painstakingly accumulated coins over 1.5 years at high prices and through strategy etc. In one go several people got a more than that by just having their lunch money waiting at 380sats because the dev decided to dump the premine. It really sucks that all that work over that time was for nothing.

You should have taken part in the BARR burn and get rid of your coins. Anal/April is dead.

Best would be for people to rather put their buy orders at 100-300 for in case there is another dump. In light of this dump (despite assurances that a large dump will not be done) it means the whole coin supply is in play as the remaining 7.4m could also be dumped at any time. The average price for a 10m coin is 60-300.

If the project's interest came first the best possible prices have to be realized when premine coins are sold. A better way to handle it would have been:

1. Guys, I have no choice and need money for the project so I am going to sell 1.5m coins in the market on date X , please get your buy orders ready.
2. Guys, I talked to a private investor/(s) that wants to take up 1.5m coins for X BTC (or X chunks of Y coins @ Z BTC). Is this OK or is there someone else that want to pay more for the coins.
3. Guys, I have no choice and need money for the project. Please PM me an offer for X number of coins up to 1.5m coins and I will sell down the offers until the 1.5m is up taking into account that higher market buy orders will be honored first price wise side by side in the mix.

It is not worth it to go back into XP. XP is seriously insecure and it is highly advisable to upgrade from XP to Win10 and to install an Interernet Protection suite, especially if you have wallets on the PC. Just move on and draw the line.

What happened to Mr Marten?

It is one thing if it is just one code with an issue but another if there are many codes with issues. Is it one code or many that have a problem?

The problem is that there is no way the dev will know if it is a faulty code or if you already redeemed it or if someone else redeemed it. If they give you a new code you will probably post it here that they did that and crypto being crypto there will be other similar claims tomorrow if some unscrupulous people think they can claim the same and get away with it. How will the devs be able to distinguish then? I doubt they will give you a new code for this reason as it will set a precedent. But you never know maybe they will take the chance and give you a new code.

Are you therefore just the fallguy if things go wrong and if they should split with money? You are basically admitting that they are newbies and they are just paying you to use your reputation to make things look more legit. Why would it be more legit if you post it vs if they post it on a newbie account since it is not your coin? It would be more legit if the real person post it.

There are missing dlls on Win. Fail.

Relaunch.

What payouts? Did you give away coins?

O ok. I did not see the source was published because there was only binaries to start with. So there is no reason why it should not be added.

Perhaps FCN has not yet been added to the exchanges because the source code is not available?

If the management of the ICO funds are subject to a vote like other "company" decisions, then there should not be a big dump of eth. Unless of course DAO management holds majority of the votes by owning the majority of tokens and just push through their votes, or if management of ICO funds is exempt from voting.

Only if DAO management dumps eth in one go. If they are smart they will liquidate it in a faucet fashion and let the market absorb it over time.

Link @ 63545

Sha256: 56f4731a5562fb6fd5c0257ab92ddc4560cc36c6f213db0912a55cc934d6c89f
MD5: 0d3d144613e233b59205dabd349e1c49
Getblockhash 63545: e3b4af46f7d116ce78721f7bdd7bda35d82b096623a62618494f93ae7bfd63da

Just use the bootstrap.dat

There cannot be any trades before the chain has finished syncing because coins can only be credited once the exchange wallets see its public keys on the chain and that can only happen when the block count moves past the point where people started to send coins to the exchange.

Be patient.