Yesterday, the wallet count went up from 1300 to 3300. Due to this drastic change, we would like the community’s input on how we should continue. Organized above is a poll of all the options we could come up with, please take a few minutes and decide which way you want to go.

Funds remaining in the faucet: 5480133.08189906 (http://104.131.108.117:3003/address/Fat1S9SiWmNtb73wVYHGoBUv5gnLVyKjZf)

Options thrown out:
1) Burn faucet funds, increase POS payout until we are at a 20 million supply again. This is exactly the same as just burning the faucet since under POS percentage of market cap owned stays the same (your coins will be worth exactly the same amount if you stake 10,000% and so does the entire network).

BULLSHIT.

You - THE DEVELOPERS - have scammed many coins from this faucet.
Yet now you want the "remaining" funds to go to proof of stake - meaning the most will go to the ones that have the most - that is YOU and the ones that cheated who are obviously voting on this.

NO.

This is bullshit.

This anti-scam coin is run by a scam team which has scammed the most coins.

It does not make sense, because 2 days ago the wallets were max 900.
900x50 (which was NOT 50) x 5 days x 24 hours (which was NEVER 24 hours) =  5.400.000

Now checking back at my wallet from the day this started I did NOT receive more than 31 coins.

SO WHO THE FUCK ARE YOU SHITTING??

Let this fucker roll the way you had it played and stop scamming coins from your own faucet distribution.

Then release source code and put your scam coin on an exchange.

Then watch as the scammers cash in (you included).

That being said stop crying like a little lying girl accusing others of scam.
You are no better.

PS: Are you serious by asking the community on how to run YOUR business?
LAME, to say the least.
SAD, to be more precise.

How many coins have you "salvaged" out of this?

Alright, so since you are clearly under the impression people are guilty until proven innocent I will attempt to explain why you are wrong on many fronts here. First off, there is no reason to believe we have scammed the faucet as we have shown throughout the process all wallet downloads and have been as open as possible. Your math here does not make sense: 900x50 (which was NOT 50) x 5 days x 24 hours (which was NEVER 24 hours) =  5.400.000. The faucet ran for ~4.7 - 5 days only missing a few payouts every now and then, leading our current balance to be around 10000000-4.7*24*40000 = 5488000. Additionally, many people have received their payments once the auto-restart scripts kicked in. You can verify all of this on the public ledger at http://104.131.108.117:3003/. Before accusing us of being a scam group, come up with solid evidence other than "YOU ARE SCAMMING BECAUSE I THINK SO."

If I was you I would check my (as in mine) posts carefully.

That being said, nobody seems to have answered my question:
Why does this wallet require SO MUCH fucking processing power?

distributed CPU mining for a single benefactor?

You may have trouble reading, but we said in this thread that since there are 2000 new wallets in one hour we decided to stop it as an emergency measure. Earlier, the ratio of wallets running to wallets downloaded was fair enough so we let it be instead of issuing a hard fork to correct a small issue. In regards to the CPU usage, we are unsure why it is causing problems for some and will look into it, but you can verify it yourself in less than 5 days once we release the source code.

vote for agree burn the faucet coins

and it mean we are ready to go to exchange ?

you have a change for delete adress created last 5 day?

if you can, maybe fix source code or find another way than.

I voted 'other' because I don't really see a solution in the other choices. Then again, I not really high-tech.

Besides who used this method, as long as there is no decent protection against this method then this form of distribution is crippled and can only be suspended. Since this method has been used we can no longer speak of a fair distribution so these imo 'so-called patches' are more like an offer you can't refuse because you're damned if you do and you're damned if you don't.

On the other hand, if this anti-scam coin is truly created by a team of scammers purposely trying undermine the efforts of anti-scammers offering free distribution and the outlook of a better (cryp-)tomorrow, then this party has been one big red herring everyone has been following, exactly as programmed predicted.

I think it's more important to be aware of that and ask who's really responsible. This is Cryptoland, where sometimes there's a prize behind door #2 but mostly there are no doors.