What are the key features of eMunie, a crypto-currency that's not a Bitcoin fork? https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=220530.0

The ANN is not super clear. From what I understand, the supposed key features are:


Immunity to 51% attack
"protection against hoarding" ??? (someone please explain this)
A built-in messaging system


Can someone explain/elaborate?


  So whats different
  
  eMunie has similarities to current crypto-currencies by way of a
  public ledger, blocks and transactions.  These however, are where the
  similarities end and innovation for a better system comes into action.
  
  The network is composed of clients, seeders and hatchers, the
  functions of which will be explained in this announcement.  Any node
  can take task in one, or any combination of these roles dependent on
  the users wishes.
  
  The network is resiliant to any type of "51%" attack, as the models
  required to perform such an attack are not present.
  
  Currency generation within the network is a collaborative effort, and
  created currency is distributed according to a set of requirements. 
  This distribution should help to ward against hoarding, which can
  further lead to volatility of the currency.
  
  The network performs extensive verification of itself, more so than
  the BitCoin algorithms, to ensure that all participants are honest
  nodes and for additional security overall.
  
  A secure, anonymous peer 2 peer messaging system is built into the
  network, allowing secure, untraceable communications between 2 or more
  parties.
What are the key features of eMunie, a crypto-currency that's not a Bitcoin fork?


First off, if the eMunie guys can't provide a compelling answer, then stay away from it.

Second, they are making a lot of bold claims without backing them up.  For example:


immune to 51% problems but transactions are verified by only two hatchers, so it's unclear that is any better..
With eMunie, both hatchers would get a near equal share of that reward - So? Bitcoin already has worker pools which implement the same concept.
The main problem there is that you get a handful of miners with massive hash power - Citation needed. The majority of Bitcoin is mined in pools that payout most of their profits to their workers.   This does not concentrate the wealth.