That probably got forfeited since it was not transferred to an account at Bittrex before the swap.

The block explorer and rich list for the new chain can be found at the end of the rainbow. But you will need a flying unicorn to get there. 

Spots to compile the wallets on a PI 2 B can you use Raspbian or must you use Snappy Ubuntu?

Look at it this way. The dev is going to take and use the ICO funds at some point. He is also going to use the premine at some point in the future according to his plans. No-one can do anything about that. No-one can say when the right time is either. So let him take it and stop worrying. If something good comes of it then good. If something bad happens, so be it and then the community is in exactly the same place as 99.999999999% of all other coins, so status quo is the worst that can happen. So why worry? Sit back, let your coins stake, forget about it and let time take its course. People that mined Bitcoin in the beginning probably sold tons at $1 because they worried too much about its value. I am going to stake the coins and check back once in a while if there is any action or if there was any releases of ToshiDesk and see how that works as well as progress with business plans. If price is up, good. If price is down also good, as long as there is good progress with a solid business plan then I am happy.

It is all the micro management that gets people all psyched up and gets the fud going.

In all fairness:

1) Coins were doomed due to the previous seized block chain - enter Spots, with no pay and no obligation to assist getting the chain moving slowly.
2) It quickly became clear that the block chain was never going to reach 16,000 or 10,000 for that matter. The community was warned over several days and pages to make sure that their coins are in Bittrex and that unmoved coins will be lost and allocated to Spots to make the maths balance.
3) Those that kept their eye on the ball followed the attempts to get the chain rolling and to get to the coins of those that wanted to move them to Bittrex limping on a spare wheel and one cylinder to their destination.
4) Instead of waiting to number 99, most people immediately made efforts to move their coins in the few blocks that were still moving. Had I been a pool operator, I would have exercised due care and moved the pool's coins to Bittrex immediately for in case the chain seizes and the coins are lost, and let it simmer there until the swap happens or perhaps never happens and then move them back to the pool on the new chain. Also, miners on other pools moved coins themselves to Bittrex.
5) With a seized chain, waiting for block 10,000 would have meant waiting forever and it made no difference to smap them immediately or sometime in future since block 10,000 would never be reached anyways.
6) Well done to those that heeded the call to immediately move their coins to Bittrex, knowing that missed coins will be lost.

This can be debated both sides at length but the path chosen was perhaps not optimal, but the lesser of two evils.

Welcome to the new thread. How about executing that business plans you had?

As far as I understand it is 10% per month, "stakely" compounded, until further notice or when you see a fork in the road.

It depends on what you are asking. Can you be more specific?

Well done for going the extra mile to help the dev.

Well done.

That is good to hear

I agree, everyone deserves a chance, but then just execute that chance appropriately. Apologies if my comments come over harsh and I have deleted my post.

All I am saying is do the testing in testnet and even get a helpful pool involved and some of the community members and then bring a working coin to prod. There is a reason why testnet exists.

If you up your game in the next month. Maybe.

Wise

Then you dont know anything about sales either.

No, the algo does not matter. It is all the rest that fails.

Many attributes for BTC are acceptable since it was the pioneering coin and used as the reference. Those attributes are not optimal and will not work for another coin. If you are serious about this then you would have done your homework and analyse other coin launches, threads and OPs and see what works, what the community wants, what has been done already and failed and then wowed the community with your OP, plans, roadmaps, dev team, prospectus and coin specs. You wont get anywhere with what you have posted - that you can be sure of 99.9%. Even if you are sincere and really plan to change the world you will fail due to poor planning and not creating a proper business case and prospectus and due to failing to win the trust of the community right from the start.

1) Poor quality OP
2) Newbie with 0 activity
3) ICO price 4 x DRK price. Seriously who is going to pay 0.05 BTC for a coin with mediocre plans?
4) Mediocre plans. The points mentioned in the OP are pretty much the basics of what all coins try to achieve.
5) I smell coingen / coincreator
6) 10 minute block time will provide lots of LoLs when it gets stuck.
7) No escrow.
8.) Rather instamine 500 coins at no cost than to pay 25 BTC.

It is going to be a stake fest. 

The blocks are flying smoothly.