Their distribution idea was great but effectively rekt by the increasing eth fees at the time shooing off most "regular" people who'd mine it at home for a good distribution. Their decision to do it through eth rather than say hive was understandable considering the amount of users eth has but still failed to generate a lot of buzz to actually get a lot of unique people to mine it, I've heard and confirmed stories of people mostly mining it with amazon servers and other datacenters, some even illegally which I don't wanna get into now, but that was something thay bummed me out about it among some other things. I wish them luck and hope things go well but there's too many unfairly distributed coins out there and I stay mostly involved with hive things. The burn mechanism also doesn't seem like something innovative considering literally most Shiba copies/bsc shitcoins revolve around somw form of burning fees to transact with, I don't think that's a main selling point nor should it be but I may not know enough about the details.