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Title: Difference between Quark, YACoin, NovaCoin?
Post by: tuukerX on December 06, 2013, 11:00:50 AM
First i know that YACoin is NovaCoin fork but what is exact difference between NovaCoin and YACoin and how does Quark compare with them?

Future proofness, Power efficiency, Security, Speed, etc...


Title: Re: Difference between Quark, YACoin, NovaCoin?
Post by: El Dude on December 06, 2013, 11:01:51 AM
First i know that YACoin is NovaCoin fork but what is exact difference between NovaCoin and YACoin and how does Quark compare with them?

Future proofness, Power efficiency, Security, Speed, etc...

there is no difference there all scam coins


Title: Re: Difference between Quark, YACoin, NovaCoin?
Post by: Netnox on December 06, 2013, 11:07:08 AM
First i know that YACoin is NovaCoin fork but what is exact difference between NovaCoin and YACoin and how does Quark compare with them?

Future proofness, Power efficiency, Security, Speed, etc...

there is no difference there all scam coins

Just like BTC, it was pre mined


Title: Re: Difference between Quark, YACoin, NovaCoin?
Post by: Netnox on December 06, 2013, 11:09:35 AM
First i know that YACoin is NovaCoin fork but what is exact difference between NovaCoin and YACoin and how does Quark compare with them?

Future proofness, Power efficiency, Security, Speed, etc...

About Quark:

http://www.quarkcoins.com/bitcoin-vs-quarkcoin.html

http://forum.qrk.cc/thread/337/quarkcoin-summarized?page=1&scrollTo=3270

http://quark.freeforums.net/thread/278/understand-quark-got-distributed-popular

http://www.reddit.com/r/QuarkCoin/

www.coinmarketcap.com/

https://twitter.com/Quark_QRK/


Title: Re: Difference between Quark, YACoin, NovaCoin?
Post by: Meebo on December 06, 2013, 11:41:20 AM
First i know that YACoin is NovaCoin fork but what is exact difference between NovaCoin and YACoin and how does Quark compare with them?

Future proofness, Power efficiency, Security, Speed, etc...

You will not get a good answer on this forum if you ask a questions like this. People have their own agendas and everyone only wants their own coins to succeed and other coins to fail (it is only natural).

You will get best result if you do some research your own and decide what you think about it yourself. ;)

YaCoin forum - http://yacointalk.com / http://www.reddit.com/r/yacoin
Quark forum - http://forum.qrk.cc / http://www.reddit.com/r/quarkcoin
NovaCoin forum - http://novacoin.org (don't think they have their own forum) / http://www.reddit.com/r/novacoin


Title: Re: Difference between Quark, YACoin, NovaCoin?
Post by: tuukerX on December 06, 2013, 11:51:04 AM
Netnox: thanks about Quark info.

Meebo: I want to use some *altcoin that is future proof, energy efficient, secure, fast, can be mined equally by every people, no fixed limit so casual people could use it in very far future too.

Currently Quark is one of my canditates too but lets see.


Title: Re: Difference between Quark, YACoin, NovaCoin?
Post by: procrypto on December 06, 2013, 12:16:33 PM
First i know that YACoin is NovaCoin fork but what is exact difference between NovaCoin and YACoin and how does Quark compare with them?

Future proofness, Power efficiency, Security, Speed, etc...

there is no difference there all scam coins

Just like BTC, it was pre mined

Funny how some of the victims of the so-called "premine", like myself, are still keen advocates of the currency though. It's like saying that a new Scrypt coin is premined because people with graphics cards have an advantage.. i.e. poppycock. If you were on linux, and had experience with setting up cloud mining instances (or a rack of multi-core servers), you had an advantage at the start of YAC (I didn't). I'd hardly equate that to a premine.

It was the first scrypt-jane coin (spawning a bunch of copycats), and was intended to remain CPU-friendly for as long as possible. After a period of GPU dominance once the cgminer fork was published, it's gradually coming full circle, and GPU mining is becoming less and less feasible with every N factor change. The difference between my GPU and my CPU isn't massive, and still shrinking.