Haha someone wanted to buy some PMC from me for a pretty steep price, after getting the escrow ready, they're no where to be heard from lmao. Damn scammers

I remember going through that in the DOGE forums awhile back. The scamming was rampant in the early doge days.

I'll contact them and see if they are interested?
Based on past coin experience, the easiest way to get a charity to recognize and accept you is to cash the coins in and send them cash. Due to the current low volume exchanges, i'd probably set a 'handover' date for any money raised to be a month or more out. That way a large sum hopefully would not be cashed at the exchange until after volume increases a bunch. If anyone else has input i'd be glad to hear it!

I agree. Especially with the dumping the past few days. A person could acquire 20k fairly easily with very little investment.
 

Hey nice! I just read the discussion on that thread.

"Not that I know much about PMC, but as far as I've seen the dev hasn't been sharing them very generously when compared to the total amount, so he probably is still holding a majority of them. Correct me if I'm wrong."

At least he was willing to be corrected, but I have to wonder where the bad info about not passing out the coins is coming from. Hopefully if he has any concerns he will send me a message rather than listening to incorrect info.

Is there a way to sort PMC addresses by number of PMC being held?  A total of all coins sorted greatest to smallest with addresses?

Also, random question, what's everyone's guess on what percentage of PMC are gone?  I mean by lost .dat's or other means?  I bet there are quite a few people with >100 PMC that probably forgot (or will forget) about this coin.

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Other people trying to push other threads up. Only way is to down vote every other thread.