'1) Hardfork with all of the current coins reduced down to 1/10,000th of a primecoin. This will clean up the richlist within a few weeks and make it have a more fair history'
I'm not sure I understand this. After the reduction, do you go back to the same emission rate as before the reduction?
That is (I think) either you're 'moving the decimal point' on your entire coin, or you're confiscating value.
IndiaMikeZulu
A lot of coins were made with the premise that the coins would be emitted quickly so later people could be made serfs.
Now it turns out later people aren't interested in being serfs.
The choice is either let the coin disappear or make it a little fair to bring people back.
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The entire crypto market is much thinner than most people think. The vast majority of the crypto economy is a few thousand people being led by a few dozen people.
It can either be mainstreamed by promoting decent coins or it continues as a scam facade.
Why should most of a coins supply be given quickly to a few people unless the purpose is to scam?
