I love the enthusiasm but...
- 25 million divided by 1 ETH each was a very reasonable limit. Public presale that required registration helped ensure distribution
- 513341 token holders
- Those are pretty weak arguments against plasma. For example - if it was doing 1 billion tx/s and was successfully attacked it could take years for people to get their money back. Doesn't that also mean at Visa's 24,000 tx/s level it would take no more than a few minutes?
- I know of other decentralized exchanges but no other blockchain acts as the settlement layer for real life transactions
- Those people who bought at the ICO are up about 25X on their investment.
- Lastly, I trust the team - they're awesome humble individuals who look for "win-win" solutions.
most of 513341 token holders is the 5% airdrop, doesn't count, 29.9% + part of airdrop held by 1 group, 65.1% held by few dozen people that could easily all working together and no one else can enter b/c cap, 5% distributed to give a fancy number like 513341 holders that means virtually nothing at fraction of a %.
registration doesn't help distribution, it limits it, and easily gameable and limited only to people who can do it.
eth and onecoin are centralized vaporware and wereup a lot too, go figure, fraud pays off in crypto despite all experts universally despising onecoin/ethereum
doesn't make it more decentralized. plus only a few permissioned people were able to get in anyway - problem with the premine.
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Omise is backed by mega money and far from being a decentralized exchange is looking to become thailand / Southeast Asia's #1 payments processor and e-payment provider. A fine, mighty corporate (centralized) model. For a true decentralized exchange, wait for Bitshares DEX Thailand which will be operational soon. Check @apasia.tech for further details ...
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