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Title: Table Comparing Alt Currencies Post by: t3a on October 12, 2011, 06:34:59 PM Note: This is incomplete, you can help by commenting additions and edits.
**as of noon UTC-6 Oct 12, 2011 *Most of these coins are designed to be unuseable Example of Geometric Decay Minting Model: https://en.bitcoin.it/w/images/en/e/e3/Total_bitcoins_over_time_graph.png Arithmetic is just a line. Solidcoin 2.0 Coins/Block Code: Code: BaseValue = 32; Title: Re: Table Comparing Alt Currencies Post by: johnj on October 12, 2011, 06:44:56 PM I think IX coin is the one with 580k premined, not bitcoin.
Title: Re: Table Comparing Alt Currencies Post by: t3a on October 12, 2011, 06:47:32 PM I think IX coin is the one with 580k premined, not bitcoin. Thank you.I read Quote Nasakioto premined 580k coins asQuote Nakamoto premined 580k coins Title: Re: Table Comparing Alt Currencies Post by: Red on October 12, 2011, 07:11:18 PM Does Minting Model = Logarithmic mean there is a fixed maximum number of coins. But these are mined using logarithmically diminishing rates? (I'm not an expert at all the alt-chains).
If so, you might want to include the maximum number of coins those Logarithmic systems will approach. i.e. 21,000,000 for bitcoin. Also perhaps how far down the curve each Logarithmic system is. Gives a feel for early adopter status. i.e. bitcoin is projected to reach 50% distributed on (X date). Title: Re: Table Comparing Alt Currencies Post by: t3a on October 12, 2011, 07:15:33 PM Does Minting Model = Logarithmic mean there is a fixed maximum number of coins. But these are mined using logarithmically diminishing rates? (I'm not an expert at all the alt-chains). That is correct, good suggestion.If so, you might want to include the maximum number of coins those Logarithmic systems will approach. i.e. 21,000,000 for bitcoin. Also perhaps how far down the curve each Logarithmic system is. Gives a feel for early adopter status. i.e. bitcoin is projected to reach 50% distributed on (X date). Title: Re: Table Comparing Alt Currencies Post by: freequant on October 12, 2011, 07:30:09 PM More criteria
Notice period : how long ahead of the go-live the coin has been advertised. Tax : is there a tax like in SolidCoin. Relaunches : how many times has the coin been relaunched Topology : centralized (SolidCoin2) / distributed (others) Title: Re: Table Comparing Alt Currencies Post by: t3a on October 12, 2011, 07:46:04 PM More criteria Do you have somewhere I could find relaunch info?Notice period : how long ahead of the go-live the coin has been advertised. Tax : is there a tax like in SolidCoin. Relaunches : how many times has the coin been relaunched Topology : centralized (SolidCoin2) / distributed (others) Title: Re: Table Comparing Alt Currencies Post by: DeathAndTaxes on October 12, 2011, 08:06:27 PM How is the SC 2.0 premine "disputed". The owner/king admits 13 million coins were premined.
Title: Re: Table Comparing Alt Currencies Post by: Lolcust on October 12, 2011, 08:21:06 PM Please add "unknown amount h4x-min3d during first day" in SC2
Title: Re: Table Comparing Alt Currencies Post by: t3a on October 12, 2011, 09:16:34 PM How is the SC 2.0 premine "disputed". The owner/king admits 13 million coins were premined. They aren't useable and new information should appear as the source becomes open (if it does)Title: Re: Table Comparing Alt Currencies Post by: t3a on October 12, 2011, 09:26:42 PM If by premined you mean the number of coins that were generated in the genesis block then the premined amount for both Bitcoin and Namecoin is 50. Yes, logarithmic isn't even the right word, it just looked logarithmic to me when I saw the graph, but upon further investigation it is indeed geometric.GeistGeld's minting model was linear and Solidcoin 1.0 was logarithmic I believe. "Logarithmic" and "Linear" are a bit ambiguous I think. I would change them for "geometric series" and "arithmetic series" respectively. Title: Re: Table Comparing Alt Currencies Post by: t3a on October 12, 2011, 09:47:24 PM Please add "unknown amount h4x-min3d during first day" in SC2 Hey lulz, could you please fill me in on how many coins there are per block? |
