I'm trying to understand how the community can profit from this project. I see how the developers can profit by creating and designing the software. So back to my original question.
Let's see.... The developers that took over your coin (SUPER) can only profit if we invest in these coins. We invest by buying these coins, spending time to develop, spending money for equipment, websites , blockexplorer and don't forget hours and hours for developing.
All for free for the people that believe that we are doing the right thing. For those that don't like what we are doing, it's real easy....sell your coins and move on. We will proberly buy your coins and move them to our wallets.
Once again... We are developing an application that will be free to use, it will be called CryptoBank (the multiwallet). This application will be able to control cryptocoin wallets in its first stage. This is the important step, without an application that can control the ins and outs of wallets (ECC,MWC, SUPER,START, BTC.....etc,etc) there can not be an Decentralized CryptoCurrency Exchange.
In a later stage we will include the trading application that we already have developed into the CryptoBank.
In an even later stage we will include a Decentralized CryptoCurrency Exchange into the CryptoBank. The fees that are generated by this Exchange will be payed-out to the holders of our coins as a dividend 4 times a year.
When we are in the stage that the CryptoBank has become an Decentalized CryptoCurrency Exchange, then in fact it's like everybody has his own Exchange on his computer. No need to send coins out of your wallet unless you sold them. This will eliminate the risk that exchanges run away with your coins...as your coins stay in your wallet.
Once again...the application will be free to use. The source however will be closed
One of the problems that we are facing now in the planning stage is how to define who gets paid and based on what data. If you think you have a solution for that...we would appriciate that input