if they want to reduce the 'likelihood of losing all of it' they should spread them in more than just two.
PS: keep calm, mintpal we'll come back, price will drop a bit, DDoSer will buy, and in less then 30 minutes everthing will be back to normal .
In the meantime stop watching at the price ticker and go out and do something to make this coin grow. Build a service, find programmers, designers, make a website. If you don't want this to be 'just another pump', show what we have what it takes.
If they are cold wallets it doesn't matter - and spreading to too many wallets makes it easier to become your own worst enemy a la Mt. Gox.
Just because it's on the blockchain doesn't mean it isn't locked in a vault in a room with biometric access... that's the nature of cryptocurrencies.
I appreciate your article but you people should start get a little bit more real about it
What this means is that there are no miners who do any mining like in Bitcoin, instead new coins are generated by everyone who has Blackcoins in his/her wallet that are "staked".
For the sake of reality , blackcoin is not 'green' nor reducing CO2 emissions whatsoever. On the official website it promotes mining like parasites from other coins. I'm not sure how can you call that an innovation , I say that is a workaround.
Not sure if serious and confused or ?
The quote is exactly correct. There is no mining of BC... if the multipool disappears it doesn't matter (well it would undoubtedly have a short term effect). You think 20-30BTC worth of 'capital infusion' is causing all of this appreciation? BC itself requires almost no energy to maintain and secure the blockchain - that's what he's referring to and the point is a valid bit of marketing... compared to something like BTC itself... it's green as all hell.
