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Can't we just leave it like it is and start our own CGA insider multipool that mines all the good CGA blocks and switches to wafflepool or something for the other blocks, then just don't tell anybody on the original post about the multipool so they mine the zero reward blocks.

What I am about to say is not the final decision. I am merely thinking out loud and see what you all have to say about it.

The way I see it we now have 2 options:

1. We stick with scrypt, remove KGW (to keep the nTime attack from happening) and update the source to the latest version of Litecoin. This would keep the "anomaly factor" intact (which is what this coin is all about). In order to combat the issue of "skipping the 0 blocks" I can raise the transaction fees significantly so that the 0 blocks will have more value. This will not deter multipools in any way but will reward the dedicated miners a bit more, encouraging miners to solve 0 blocks. If raised high enough... solving around 10 "0 blocks" could be more rewarding than solving 1 Anomaly block. (once again I am thinking out loud)

2. We move to scrypt n-factor, remove KGW, and raise tx fees. This would do most of the above mentioned and keep multipools at bay (for a little while longer). The only issue I have seen with scrypt n-factor is that it needs updated mining software, and has been said to really ware on GPU's and CPU's (tho I have yet to see the evidence).

Both options will have no effect on current CGA balances (except at the direct time of the update, which damage should be minimal).

Please let me know what your thoughts are on this.

No it doesn't ... GenerateMTRandom isn't random... it's a pseudo-random function that when fed the same seed will always produce the same result.

hello, I like this coin, but could somebody explain to me how the system actually works
Like the way I read it, the more popular (read more hashpower???)CGA is the less anomalies are found thus less coins overall are found?
if this is true, am I right in saying that the exchange would not necesseraly increase even though scarse the people still need a reason to buy it?

Just wondering, I believe someone posted a message saying this is an investors dream, could anyone explain why that is so?
Also if mining becomes difficult miners stop, therefor adding more coins and the coin would be less worth,
As you read I probably am talking horsecrap so could someone explain what to expect on this coin?

To summarize I like to invest, but right now I feel that apart from its uniqueness in the way it adjusts how an anomaly is found I don't understand the economical benefit of it yet.

Thx

As much as I love TIPs it is hard to stay confident when the buy orders begin to dry up, what the fuck is going on, some heavy manipulation or what?

Think even the dumpers know the value of the coin since it rebounds from a dump quick