Oui, mais il y a quand même quelques différences. Parce que oui, tout ça (Bitcoin et les technologies qui utilisent la blockchain en général) est encore tout jeune, mais je trouve l'analogie un peu hative. En effet, Internet a, pour se développer, nécessité que l'on développe des infrastructures coûteuses (Edit : d'ailleurs ça continue avec la fibre). Alors certes, il y a eu énormément de boulot sur le plan logiciel, mais l'abonnement (très cher) que tu payais à ton FAI, c'était avant tout pour développer les infrastructures du réseau (m'enfin, je peux me tromper, hein. j'ai connu le 56k de justesse). Dans le cas de Bitcoin, il y a également un gros travail sur l'aspect logiciel, mais encore une fois on ne prend pas en compte son coût (ça semble évident mais quitte à essayer d'être précis...). Or Bitcoin n'a pas besoin d'une grosse infrastructure pour fonctionner : quelques ordinateurs faisant tourner un full node et c'est réglé ! Pour rappel, les mineurs n'ont pas besoin d'être des millions, avec des ASIC extrêmement performants, etc. Ils sont là car plus le réseau est congestionné, plus les frais augmentent, et donc plus ils sont rémunérés. Et ces frais ne changent qu'en fonction du nombre de transactions devant être effectuées et du nombre de transactions que peut accepter le réseau.
C'est pourquoi je ne suis pas tout à fait d'accord avec l'analogie d'internet. Plus il y a de personnes utilisent Internet, plus il y a de contributeurs, moins ça coûte cher de développer et entretenir le réseau. En revanche, avec Bitcoin, plus il y aura d'utilisateurs, et donc de transactions, pour un nombre de transactions maximal fixe, plus cette congestion sera grande et plus les frais seront élevés.
Certes, on peut compter sur le développement futur de Bitcoin, notamment le lightning network dont on entend pas mal parler en tant que solution "miracle", reste à espérer que ça n'arrive pas trop tard...


Petite parenthèse : (
Au moins, les dispositifs bêtes permettent d'aider à faire connaître le réseau intelligent.
(mais mis à part ça, je suis d'accord, hein)
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Peux-tu développer un peu ?
J'imagine que tu parles d'un cas dans lequel tout le monde migre vers le même altcoin ?
Des dizaines (voire plus) de cryptomonnaies tentent de trouver une solution au principal problème de Bitcoin. Par exemple, si tout le monde migre vers Bitcoin Cash : On est sur une monnaie identique à Bitcoin, mis à part 2 points : les blocks sont plus gros et il n'y a pas Segwit. Je ne sais pas dans quelles proportions de plus gros blocks aideront à décongestionner le réseau, mais même sans Segwit, ça peut difficilement être pire que Bitcoin. Ce n'est qu'un exemple, comme dit il en existe tellement...

Thank you very much, I'm sending you the instructions by PM

Moreover, meejay, you just had to look a few posts before, there was the answer to your question. You don't need to post 3 times, people won't answer you faster, especially for this kind of silly questions.

Sorry for the time I took to answer, I was quite busy this week. Thank you for the suggestion, but I think this would need to change fully how the rewards are calculated. This is maybe a bit too ambitious : we must keep in mind that this coin is not here in order to revolutionize the market, it's just a simple cryptocurrency based out of a joke about a TV series !

Important updates : Blocktime changed to 60 seconds, as suggested by the community. The supply will be increased too.

PS : also looking forward to organize a little bounty campain, but please don't reserve anything, it would be useless.

Because they are too honest to make marketing before their project is completed,maybe. It would be great to have NET and then NIM on bigger exchanges and better marketing, but I think we can't blame them, since they are doing really good work.

These marketers.... Always searching for money where there is nothing to take.
I wonder if you have only read the original post, but I think you don't : you would have understood that there is no money for you here. Sorry! Have a good week-end!

So, do other people have any suggestion? Especially about the block time and total supply?
I'm pretty sure that the block time will be reduced. 60 seconds, maybe? And the supply will be increased, but how much?

Thank you very much for helping making all this better. I will seriously think about all that you said. To be honest, this coin uses cryptonight only because there are detailed tutorials that makes it simple to configure, even for someone like me.


You are maybe talking about https://e-coin.com/ ? This a kind of promotionnal method, but not a real coin

Thank you for your advices. I will think about that.
Since it's more a joke than anything else, I thought that this supply would be enough, but in fact I don't really know... For the same reasons : this block time is to keep the size of the blockchain quite small.
Can you explain more or give some links?

There is no website at the moment. In fact, E Corp is a fictive American bank from the TV series Mr Robot. The bank is partially taken down in the first season, so they launch a cryptocurrency to face Bitcoin and keep the control. I just wanted to do this in real life  It isn't really realistic since it is not regulated by the world's biggest conglomerate, and it doesn't bring any advantage to your everyday life, but it was the best I could do.
PS : of course there will be no ICO, I don't need to rob people like this

Absolutely not, I don't even know if this coin will have a value, even in several years 

Remember that this this whole thing is just a big joke, don't take it seriously.

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What is E-Coin?

E-Coin is the new safe, secure and easy way to get the things you need, and the latest way E Corp is making life easier for you.


Why launching a cryptocurrency?

Since May 9, 2015, the regular payment system provided by E Corp is having some issues. To face this, we decided to launch E-Coin, a cryptocurrency that allows you to get easily all the things you need. You can use it in any shop that accepts E-Coin, it is fast, safe and secure.


How to use E-Coin?

A new tab was integrated with the last update of our mobile app Bank of E. You just have to go to the App Store or Google Play, depending on what system you actually use, and update the app. In most cases, this is automatic : you don't have to do anything.
In the app, go to the E-Coin tab. From there, you can see how much coins you have in your E Corp wallet, send or receive E-Coins. In the near future, you will even be able to do E-Coin loans.


This seems too simple for me!

It is!
But since we are always attentively listening to you, here is another way to install an E-Coin wallet:
Install Fusion, the Ubiq wallet, go to Contracts, and click Watch contract. Then, enter the smart contract hash:
Your address is you Ubiq wallet address.

You can also use MyEtherWallet:
Go to https://www.myetherwallet.com/. In the right-hand corner, change Network ETH to UBQ. This step is very important. Once done, you can create a new wallet or open a wallet you already have. On the right, in Token balances, click Add custom token. Enter the contract hash mentionned above, the symbol ECRP and the numberr of decimals : 8. Again, the wallet address is the Ubiq address displayed in Account address.


Promotionnal video

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hGPYy0cRYHY










...and in real life? What is the purpose of this coin?

E-Coin is a fan-coin of the series Mr Robot. You can use it to do transactions with others E-Coin owners, or just buy it to boast at work!
Indeed, it doesn't bring anything special, I did not bring lots of modifications on the source code. But my skills doesn't allow me to this and the goal is just to create a cryptocurrency in honour of this series.


Coin specifications

E-Coin is a ERC20 token on the Ubiq platform.
Symbol : ECRP (for E Corp)
Total supply : 21 million

We would love to help you... but this question was asked at least 10 times this month. The answer being :

• Learn to read, please
• If you can't : these coins are in a betanet, so they doesn't have any value, you can't transfer them out of this betanet

Sorry,
I did a mistake...

C'est tellement bien expliqué, je ne peux que m'incliner ! (EDIT, je crois que je vais garder ce message sous le coude, ça peut servir)
En effet l'analogie était un peu hâtive... Le problème venait notamment du fait que je considérais une consommation constante.


Mais du coup, on a des déchets nucléaires  
Ca varie quand même pas mal, même au sein de l'Europe. (Voir ici : https://www.electricitymap.org). Après, l'idéologie de Tesla, avec le rachat de SolarCity et tout, c'est quand même de recharger sa bagnole avec de l'électricité d'origine renouvelable, produite par toi-même.

Oui donc en fait c'est 1.504 GW-tout-court. N'est-ce pas darian ?