Means it was an orphan.  In the debug window type listtransactions and you'll see it.

Demand does, and so does opportunity cost. It's easy enough to calculate expected returns from mining this coin vs mining another cryptonight coin (or another algo) and comparing expected BTC yield (or fiat or whatever).

Of course, you'd also need to factor in expected growth/appreciation vs other coins. Price isn't only a factor of demand, but also supply, and miners who were here from day one may (or may not) be inclined to sell at (or below or above) their opportunity cost of other coins.

Yes, people are asking crazy prices, it will probably be around 30 sat at the start if difficulty stays the same. No MNs or any other reason for miners to hold it.

Since the difficulty bomb affects ALL miners pretty much equally, it's not going to have ANY noticeable effect on Ethereum profitability.
It's a really stupid concept and a total waste of time - whoever came up with the idea was NOT THINKING.

 The Ethereum "reduce reward per block" is what's going to hammer profitability, though it seems to be designed to be a gradual thing.

 ZCash IS as profitable as ETH - on SOME cards, particularly the higher-end Nvidia 1080 and 1080 ti where it is MORE profitable (it's been ballpark even with ETH on the 1070 most of the last couple months).
 It's generally lower on most current AMD cards, but AMD is NOT ALL THAT MINERS USE this time around (unlike Litecoin/X11 craze days where AMD had a clear advantage at the time) and again it's been CLOSE.


 Given how the ETH folks are implimenting things, I don't really see a "sudden" fallout for a while but I do see a gradual move as the profitability gradually drops for the next few months.

 A big price move would negate that estimate however....

Is it normal than in monero mining, the power use of my 1070 and 1070 is only ~50 % ?

And, the hashrate of my 1080ti is almost the same than my 1070 ? oO

when this coin will be on exchange? i think it's mature enough to be listed already, and i would advise to choose cryptopia over coinexchange for the first exchange, cryptopia is often the best first choice with very good volume

These are very wild estimates
The opportunity cost of mining 1 INT with a 1070 at the moment (diff 67M, reward 1882, $0.10/kWh) is 28 sat compared to ETH/SC dual mining. You can earn 53900 sat worth of ETH/SC per day or you can mine 1720 INT. 53900/1720 = 31 sat less electricity cost around 10% (market price does not have electricity cost) => 28 sat.
If it were to trade today I think the starting range would be 25-100 sat.

Now, the end goal is a project comparable to SIA project. The total market for VPN is similar to storage ($50B), and the competition from other vpn coins seems similar to competition among file storage coins. If the devs deliver a quality product this may result in 4000-5000 sat range per INT ($0.20) about 2 years from now if we translate SC price to INT. The market cap for all 1B coins would be $200M, same as SC market cap. Obviously not all coins will be minted but most of them in the next 2-3 years.

Incidentally the core team will hold 100M coins worth $20M. From my point of view it looks like a worthy goal to keep going and not dumping on the market, so I am glad they reserved a lot of coins. They cannot dump it without crashing the market because the emission is slow enough to keep their share being sizable for a long time. However 2-3 years from now the market will grow and with a quality product they may be sitting on a small fortune that can be redeemed.

I think it starts at 1000 sts. any idea else, guys?

  Same as cachecoin, all all the world crazy for sig, and in a week mining, I manage to win more than 10000 usd, I think your answer is a bit rude

Many of the times, antiviruses give false positives.  I do not know why in this page, Quickheal is showing the wallet file as virus, but I am using Quickheal and it shows no viruses at all.