I'm already in contact with the author of that message so the marketing side of things (official relations, twitter, facebook) is currently being worked on, but more on that later.

I can agree on the lack of structure as of now but as you said, everyone is welcome to contribute, should he/she so desire. Often I've seen requests about starting a foundation with PND so that will be on the to-do list.

One thing I'd like everyone reading this to do is join #officialpandacoin on freenode.

It appears as though the owner of cryptokk took off with everyone's coins and shut down the service. I hope none of you had any PND or any other coins stored at this exchange... I did not bother using it since the overall appearance of the site looked rather 'dodgy'

More info available here

You should remove the exchange from the OP.

I am interested in the coin, where I can buy?

In stead of the poll I feel like we should just have a debate over the future of pnd. There will always be blind greedy people voting for POS. But what will truly benefit PND in the long run? I don't want to dismiss POS + multipool either.

To me, the most important aspect for pnd is distribution. Make it easy for people to get pnd so we can get more people into the pnd community. Merge mining seems the best fit for this. People mining doge will get free pnd, that will at least get their attention.

POS at this stage will seem like a pyramid scheme and discourage new comers.

So the question is short term profit and possibly kill the coin, or a long term, more sustainable plan, but not as much short term profit gain.

Which side does the community swing?

The poll shows that it's divided (60/40). Of course a lot of holders are hyped by the short term perspectives of PoS especially since the multipool is working so well. On the other hand, there's also interest in merged mining, and everyone seems to agree that it is a more innovative solution that can put PND apart from all coins that try to emulate BC's success.

Distribution is indeed a very important question and it is known that PoS coins can stall and decline after a while (a prime example of that is MINT, although it may be explained in part by hyperinflation in the early years - who thought 20% was a good idea??). While the ASIC issue is perfectly solved by PoS the long term viability is still questionable. I think an important side question that goes with merged mining is what PoW parameters to use - people are starting to realize that DOGE mining is getting close to an end which may be a little premature. I am honestly unsure what reward curve should be used if merged mining is chosen.

From 10 liteoshi to 33 liteoshi in a week, bretty gud.

1 satoshi in sight ! 

Hope return to BTC pair soon!

Voting over at https://bt.irlbtc.com/view/572462 will close in 5 days (29 April). The option with the most votes will be worked on.

Please do your vote if you haven't already. Discussion is obviously welcome.