Apparently X11 is going to replace SHA-256 and Scrypt  Er, what This coin is such garbage |
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New account, zero trading details, do you even trade?  Obvious scam is obvious. The most hilarious part is people are still going to send him coins lol |
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Lol do the devs even care about this coin at all?
The windows and linux download links are reversed in the OP
You can't even maintain your ANN thread.. you think anyone will trust your coin?
I don't think they care  They're obviously a bunch of incompetent amateurs... i regret buying this coin |
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Lol do the devs even care about this coin at all?
The windows and linux download links are reversed in the OP
You can't even maintain your ANN thread.. you think anyone will trust your coin?
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Great for fred, what about the ones that bought at 0.02 a week ago  |
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Hello "coinomat.com",
Coinmarketcap page indicates 100,000,000 total supply / 1,180,442 available supply.
So is the interest only being applied to the available supply or total supply? How many coins do you/dev team control that are receiving monthly interest?
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Are there any pictures available of this scammer
Remember what i told you about the hitman ? wait a little before paying 20000 $ Would be fun to place a full page ad with his face in all the major Romanian newspapers |
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Are there any pictures available of this scammer
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I just don't understand why there are so many GPU miners out there at these horrible profit levels.
With X11 or X13 or Neoscrypt you need electricity at 0.07KwH just to earn nothing.
Considering the fact that electricity of <0.07kwH is rare in most developed nations, why are there so many GPU miners out there.
I figured the difficulties would at least decrease and Darkcoin would be profitable again but with the recent BTC drop people are still out there mining.
So are there really that many miners out there that don't pay for power? Because it seems like the only logical explanation why the hashrates are sky-high.
FPGA/thread |
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3%  Come on... |
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Can you elaborate on the 10 hour Rick Roll video hidden in the source code?  This is really bizarre... |
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This coin is pure garbage. Nothing but a pump before the news that the anon doesn't work. This post will be deleted in 3...2....
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Phosphorous is completely correct in his calculations. It only makes sense that eventually, each MMXIV coin is going to be worth less. It would be foolish to think that by December when there are a billion MMXIV in circulation they will still be worth 0.02 BTC each. As much as I'd love for MMXIV to have a market cap of $5billion I believe that is highly unlikely.
All cryptocurrencies head down this path. As they are mined, more come into circulation, and most of the time, this devalues the currency. The more of it available, the less it's worth. The important metric to look at here is total market cap - and for MMXIV, this is growing steadily over the past 30 days.
The import distinction with MMXIV is your personal stake rate versus network inflation. While you are staking MMXIV you are earning 5.5% of your balance every day. At the same time, the network coin supply is inflating by only 4.0%. This is an awesome system and has never been done with a POS coin before.
What this means is that as the currency devalues due to inflation, you are still earning more MMXIV in stake than the currency is being devalued by. For example, if you were holding 200 MMXIV today and staked them for the next ~2 months, and I'll adjust the current price for inflation:
Jan 26
Current coin supply is 19,200
Your holdings are 200 MMXIV or 1.04% of the total supply
Current price is 0.02BTC per MMXIV
Your wallet of 200 MMXIV * 0.02BTC = 4 BTC
Mar 30
Current coin supply is 227,196.48
Your holdings are 5833.6 MMXIV or 2.57% of the total supply
Current inflation-adjusted price of MMXIV is now 0.0015 - assuming it dropped by 4% per day this entire period
Your wallet of 5833.6 MMXIV * 0.0015 BTC = 8.9 BTC
Simply by holding and staking these coins, your personal percent value of the market cap increased by 1.5x. Even after taking inflation into account, you're still earning 1.5% per day.
It's not clear why you believe your 1.04% of total supply will increase to 2.57% of total supply?... what assumptions are you making? |
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ANy reason why the price is rising today |
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Why won't you update the OP if a new wallet was released |
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Hi, is there a possibility to improve the 750ti performance on CryptoNight algorithm?
Sorry if this has been discussed already.. thanks for sharing your work!
Yes. Thanks. I'm using tsiv's September 2014 release.. is there another (public) fork being developed? |
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Hi, is there a possibility to improve the 750ti performance on CryptoNight algorithm?
Sorry if this has been discussed already.. thanks for sharing your work!
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Why would anyone attack it, when they can just wait for you to destroy it yourself like you did with BALLS?
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I bought some MMXIV and staking it, but why not start a new test coin to issue your challenge?.. you're very confident but if someone does succeed I doubt you will compensate holders when the price of your broken coin plummets to zero.. seems somewhat irresponsible |
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