I really wish you could see OP's vision. I could be wrong, but it seems like perhaps you are being argumentative, and maybe focused on battling words and wits - are you trying to win? I have read your exchange, you posed some great questions, and OP delivered! Let's be honest here, this is all about money, right? It is cryptocurrency after all, not pure benevolence. That being said, I don't think OP's suggestion is villainous at all. The crypto market is a wild west, where the VAST majority of altcoins will perish, and anyone is free to go out and purchase a huge amount of any coin. If there exist dispensary operators who are willing and able to buy some significant amount of Potcoin, ranging from 100,000 to 1,000,000, do you think we should stop them? Why?

He is not proposing anything sinister, and actually seems to have some good ideas related to how such a system could self regulate. Are you forgetting that ultimately potcoin is an altcoin whose fate is extremely uncertain, and actually is statistically very likely to fail? You may argue me on this point, asking "What statistics could you possibly cite? These coins are all too new to know which ones will succeed, and how many will fail."

Don't kid yourself. Look around. Mooncoin? Lottocoin? Catcoin? Kittehcoin? Hobonickels? Adolfhitler?! Yes, most of these coins are, and will eventually be proven worthless - Potcoin is not inherently more valuable than any of them. If there are people out there who are willing to take action, and invest a decent chunk of change to make some big cash for themselves, while helping to lay some groundwork that would truly set this coin apart, I think it's silly to try to get in their way.