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Title: Future development of coins -QUESTION Post by: asere on February 07, 2018, 08:09:20 PM So if I get it right..by updating the code of any coin you create a hard fork and u don’t want a hardfork cause of the mining so u put another layer on to top of it!
What about the premined coins? Or when it’s all mined? Title: Re: Future development of coins -QUESTION Post by: DannyHamilton on February 07, 2018, 09:15:34 PM So if I get it right..by updating the code of any coin you create a hard fork and u don’t want a hardfork cause of the mining so u put another layer on to top of it! What about the premined coins? Bitcoin doesn't have any premined coins. If you are asking about altcoins, then you should probably ask it in the altcoin section of the forum. Or when it’s all mined? Are you asking about when the subsidy ends? More than 110 years from now? I'm not too concerned about that, we'll all be dead by then, but the intention is for the process to continue with funding from transaction fees alone. Title: Re: Future development of coins -QUESTION Post by: asere on February 08, 2018, 03:35:33 PM Thanks..yes, the 'premined' part of the question is about alts.
I will take the question over to the correct subforum Title: Re: Future development of coins -QUESTION Post by: monkeydominicorobin on February 10, 2018, 05:55:22 PM So if I get it right..by updating the code of any coin you create a hard fork and u don’t want a hardfork cause of the mining so u put another layer on to top of it! What about the premined coins? Or when it’s all mined? Yes that is the very definition of hard fork. As for pre-mining. It is actually a bad practice and usually frowned upon by crupto fanatics. Title: Re: Future development of coins -QUESTION Post by: SHOP_ on February 11, 2018, 07:29:55 AM Satoshi likely mined a number of genesis blocks and forked himself a couple times. Wasn't an issue then because no one else was mining.
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