In itself the bounty payments were not too extraordinary, but they became so because of a set of circumstances: very low cap reaised in ICO, very few partecipants in the bounty campaigns, and then AFTREWARDS skyrocking price as people realized how good this project apparently is and bought in full FOMO mode.

After having read this OP I have realized we should start to have a Crypto Darwin Awards for idiots like this guy who has managed to suicide his Senior Account by trying to earn a few bucks in the open attempt to destroy an useful system of merit which has been introduced for the purpose of rescuing this forum from the proliferation of idiots and garbage.

I was away for a while and now that I come back I see another crypto-disaster unfolding. How exactly is the plan of the community takeover for saving the Race project?

That's an interesting news! When exactly did it happen? How di you find out it was happening (and failing?) Details would be much appreciated.

EDIT: Also the article doesn't provide details on all details, even though for some it does.

I've just seen in the past posts mentions of a "zenpub". Sounds intriguing, any links where it's well explained what's that about?

Well, if you don't want to call it atomic exchange, call it subatomic exchange. Stay inside the same metaphore.

Someone has some dark and nasty sense of humor, right? For one moment I've got deluded...

Volumes on exchange are really low, we absolutely need some marketing campaign. If the adoption base of a coin does not steadily grow, that coin has no future. And with so many masternode coins around, concurrence can prove lethal for the less adopted coins.

I guess that if Bitcoin's price will take a dive (and the rest of cryptos as well) dividends may not be too high after all... Has all this been calculated?

So far I didn't experience any particular problem with Stock Exchange. I can't say I like the interface, not at all, and also the name is quite weird, but it didn't steal any coins from me.

That's a good beginning. We'll be more happy when the orders book will amount 1000+ BTC
Until then... hodl hodl hodl

LoL, that's quite funny indeed. A new MaidSafe team member wearing a signature which promotes another project is sending out the message that team members of MaidSafe need to earn some dimes as bounty hunters for others because they feel that wearing a MaidSafe signature would be less useful. Not exactly the best marketing.

Happy to see weee launched! I am curious to see how long it will take to have the first 1000 wallets installed. Is there a counter somewhere?

Does something like 100% ASIC resistent really exist? I thought nothing could by principle be ASIC resistent, event thought of course the costs/benefits could make some coins more resistent. What would make zero 100% ASIC resistent?

Is there really no platform where the devs are still active in some way? The project seemed really solid, I would not understand why they would want to abandon it.

Is it just my impression or shitposting seems to have slowed down a bit overall on the forum?
And is it just my impression or merit-related-shitposting on the other side has drammatically increased in the meta section and in this very thread in particular? I remember having been following this thread on Merit & new rank requirements in its early days and then, after a long absence, I've now come back and I've suddenly found it full of posts written in quite bad English and in most cases stating banalities.
But perhaps it's just my impression...

Does anyone know in what Kyber would differ from Bancor? I am very skeptical of any imitation project being able to take the leadership in this sector ahead of Bancor, for s number of reasons. But the emerging of concurrence anyway means that no major mistake will be forgiven by the market, so Bancor really has to focus on developement with no distractions.

The airdrop has been organized with good skills and preparation and in a nicely sober way. This has immediately suggested to me that team could be a good one and so would the project. The first developement news coming from the team have confirmed this perception. Now we just need the tech to be delivered to confirm all these good signs.

At first every newborn coin is a shitcoin as a default, until it can prove to be something better. Twist is now apparently making a nice progress, but we still have to see the team delivering the first announced upgrades. After that, the reasons to be optimistic about its future will have a more solid base.

Is there any official thread of kyber? Didn't find much information. In what do they differ from the Bancor Network?