DO YOU KNOW THAT ? Only 1.5 days left to by pass Apollo phase.  After than you will find mooncoins only at exchanges Not "only". But you're right in that the amount of issued coins will seriously decrease. So mining Mooncoins will be a lot more difficult. I only hope, that deaconboogie will reappear and fix the problem with mooncoin.info being offline, so that interested users will be able to download the wallet again. If not, we'll probably need a new developer. But at least another trusted place to download the wallet from. So deaconboogie, please check your site NOW! I've sent you several PMs already. Thankx. |
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There is a slow and relentless sale going on at 4 Litoshis. Guess those Apollo moons are coming out of the mining caves....
Maybe. And at the same time the difficulty is slowly rising, too. ~52 at the moment. The peak-hashrate today was 4.5 GH/sec.  Edit: No wonder, that some Mooncoin-owners are cashing out now, because some of them surely have nearly doubled their investment if they bought MOON recently, as LTC has risen from ~$3.5 to ~$6 since 18th/19th August. And that by only buying MOON at a price and selling it for the same price ...  Edit 2: That is the nice thing with a stable coin. |
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Have you seen the rising LTC-price? Remember that this also automatically improves the value of MOON. Nice that it did not go down while LTC is rising. |
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Hello
Any working nodes?
0 connections. Please enter output of getpeerinfo command.
Thanx.
Should connect automatically after some time. If you need a working one immediately, try this from a P2Pool-node: 5.45.105.66 Or from the new blockchain-explorer: 37.120.168.233 Here my getpeerinfo (only the IP-addresses - needed for addnode) from today: "addr" : "60.194.6.197:44664", "addr" : "94.23.69.234:44664", "addr" : "23.20.113.24:44664", "addr" : "74.91.20.250:44664", "addr" : "85.10.194.50:44664", "addr" : "82.226.151.241:44664", "addr" : "72.75.228.9:44664", "addr" : "68.71.67.225:44664", |
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We have solved block 200,000!The Apollo-phase ends in ~3,000 blocks. So he can walk around a while longer over there:  Aldrin Apollo 11 [Public domain], by NASA, from Wikimedia Commons
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Voted for Mooncoin there, too (edit: by adding an entry to that thread). |
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Im thinking the possibility of coinflow could be deaconboogie. Because he is the only one from the real beginning, and supporting here in the forum every request from lot of people, and too on reddit, and deaconboogie is missing since months... What is the reason to code and program a coin and never talk with the people which invest money on it, or simply the miners which mine it.... Where is he? Why he never talks on forum or reddit, because coinflow = deaconboogie   No. Unfortunately I'm also waiting for an answer by him regarding the stuck block explorer and the offline mooncoin.info-site. BTW: Funnily enough I thought the same about Graham (gjhiggins) some time ago. Maybe he can shed light on that? Graham, are you deaconboogie? |
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I'm investor ...not dev! Community need mobile wallet!
Yes, but a mobile wallet does not need a hardfork. If you want to to add a mobile wallet, that's great - but create it based on the original code and present it here or to the dev, to be checked out before advertising it. Thanks. |
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Re member this .....i will create a new client with new look ... new logo for mooncoin . But the new code (hard fork) will only take effect on block 200,000."
Are you the dev of this coin? I don't think so. We already had problems with "new" or "other" (inofficial) wallets at the beginning, leading to rumors, that the wallet contains a virus (which isn't true for the official ones, of course). So people in need of a wallet: rather wait for the official site to come back, than downloading something from somewhere. If a new wallet is necessary, that is not provided by deaconboogie, we as a community should find a new dev (or team of devs) prior to releasing any new wallet. See the work of gjhiggins first: https://github.com/mooncoin-project/mooncoin-landann (and his posts here in this thread), who already developed a new wallet for Mooncoin as a test and he was given credit by deaconboogie (MOON-dev) already: http://www.reddit.com/r/MoonCoin/comments/28hd19/fresh_mods/cidd4xpEdit: Alternatively, you can always build the wallet yourself from the official GitHub-sources: https://github.com/realmooncoin/mooncoin |
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Sure it is: Never change a running system.
Paper fiat, the dollar et al are running system and they're running straight into the ground for the very same exact reason as this alt-coin: MASSIVE inflation. Why would any alt coin do that when the correction can be made with one very simple and FREE code update. This flawed logic is beyond me. I'm glad a few alts I have invested in have taken my advice and have changed their subsidy (inflation) and max supply caps (dilution). Now when demand comes back they will be huge beneficiaries from the much lower supplies. What I don't understand: why do you want to alter coins, that are conceived in a special way? Edit: Do you want to be them all the same?I don't see anything wrong with a huge amount of coins. Can be spread more broadly to give a better base of coin-holders, which is good in the long run for the stability of a coin. Furthermore, it is relatively irrelevant, how many coins are issued for the value of the units of paper fiat. You just have to own more, to get the same value (in paper fiat (sic!)). In the long run, I don't consider coins with more units worse than those with less (because it all depends on how many you own and KEEP, i.e. not exchanging for other coins/fiat). If it would matter, we should issue a kind of One-Coin-Currency (OCC-coin), consisting of only one coin to be mined over an infinite timeframe. What do you think? With your logic, this one is priceless - hence the highest value to hunt for it, but at the same time can be owned only by one person alone - after eternity and a day ... What's the worth of such a currency ...? Edit: Mooncoin has a fixed amount of 384.4bn coins - equalling the distance of the Moon from the Earth in millimeters. The coin-production in huge amounts is only taking place at the beginning, i.e.: now/over the first year. So if you get your stake now and keep it, there is a good chance to be a lucky one later on ... I'll paste the links to Wekkels excellent graphics/charts - illustrating the production rate and inflation - here once again: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=389403.msg8256256#msg8256256https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=389403.msg8260630#msg8260630FYI: we are already in the there mentioned Apollo period and about half of the "extra" ~25bn MOON of this phase have already been mined until now - which leads us to the interesting question, why the price is not dropping significantly with this massively increased coin-production over these few days? |
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Do you know that after 3000 blocks * 90 sec (form now on) = ~75 hours later production will drop sharply. What's sharply? What's the subsidy now and what will the new subsidy be? Thx. Average 500.000 per block will drop to 300.000 in ~72 hours. Man, I don't consider 40% sharp. 90% would be more like it but that's still massive inflation. That said, don't expect anything with only a 40% drop in inflation. I really can't believe the devs haven't killed the inflation yet with a simple code update. Take it down to 50,000 [or less], a 90% drop. Many coins have done it with positive effects. Cheers! +1 There is no strategy here. Sure it is: Never change a running system. |
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Do you know that after 3000 blocks * 90 sec (form now on) = ~75 hours later production will drop sharply. What's sharply? What's the subsidy now and what will the new subsidy be? Thx. Average 500.000 per block will drop to 300.000 in ~72 hours. At the moment we are in the Apollo-phase. Read the previous posts to get the real number of coins mined at the moment (~2.5 million/block) and the timeframe when it will go down again - which is much longer than 72hrs. Edit: billion/block to million/block |
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This coin! I remember its (disastrous) launch...still made some BTC off it It only seemed "disastrous", because nearly every miner on earth wanted to mine it in the first few hours. And because it only was mineable at multipool.us, their servers broke down. And then the flaming begun - especially from those miners, that had only a small machine and came through even worse to add a single hash - hence getting no Mooncoins. So the success of Mooncoin was its curse at the same time. |
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From the initial posting in this thread by the dev: "Max coins: 384,400,000,000 MOON (yes, billion!)"
This is, because the distance of the Moon from the Earth is ~384,400 km and for every millimeter there will be one Mooncoin.
Edit: Typos and inserted link above to show again that we still have to solve ~7,000 blocks to get to the serious dropping of the rewards from 2,519,841 per block to ~500,000 (from block 203,158) and shortly thereafter to ~300,000 (from block 203,519 on).
From now to 175 days later THAN 28.349.760 coin per day to reach 384 B from 179 B will take 7320 days ~ 20 years. Only the first year is FAST production and we ended already ~%80 of it. In next few days production will be slower then again slower and much slower. First will/can be around 21 August.. SO. Lets talk today. 480.000.000 coin production / per day (in next few days it will be slower) If goes to all sell at 4 litoshi. 19.2 LTC per day needed (BUY SUPPORT) now to NOT TO LOST 4 litoshi at buy point. So with a nice math we UNDERSTAND that after 175 days this will be only 1.2 LTC SO prices CAN EASLY GO to 16 X to cover that SLOW production. That makes 64 Litoshi. 0.00000064So we will just wait and see. If the block-solving remains at the current speed, we will not see dropping of mining-rewards by 21st August, but later. And: Math is NOT reality ... Edit: Have you seen these nice graphics? https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=389403.msg8256256#msg8256256https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=389403.msg8260630#msg8260630 |
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Its curious but, now the moment with more reward, the people wants to buy more instead of selling or going down more the price.
Yeah, that is interesting. Still not lured to buy some though. Must hit rock bottom first. Do you think it will go lower than 3 Litoshi? I'm really not so sure. If so, why? |
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Its curious but, now the moment with more reward, the people wants to buy more instead of selling or going down more the price.
coinflow, how much coins you have?
Quite some and still collecting - mostly by mining. |
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Froum source... https://github.com/realmooncoin/mooncoinScrypt Proof of Work 90 second block targets with Kimoto's Gravity Well to discipline the difficulty adjustments per block. Random block rewards: Blocks 1-100,000: 0-2,000,000 MOON Blocks ===> Average 1.000.000 coins x 100.000 blocks = 100.000.000.000 100,001-200,000: 0-1,000,000 MOON Blocks ===> Average 500.000 coins x 100.000 blocks = 50.000.000.000 add them up. it makes 150.000.000.000 We are here now at 197.000 th block. İn next 75 hours we will go on PRODUCTION DROP http://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/mooncoin/ says total circulation is 137.500.000.000 ... the last 3000 blocks wll pruduce ~15.000.000.000 likely we will end up at 200.000 blocks with total of 152.000.000.000 lets continue 200,001-250,000: 0-600,000 MOON Blocks ===> Average 300.000 coins x 50.000 blocks = 15.000.000.000 250,001-300,000: 0-350,000 MOON Blocks ===> Average 175.000 coins x 50.000 blocks = 8.750.000.000 300,001-350,000: 0-175,000 MOON Blocks ===> Average 87.500 coins x 50.000 blocks = 4.375.000.000 350,001-375,000: 0-100,000 MOON Blocks ===> Average 50.000 coins x 25.000 blocks = 1.250.000.000 375,001-384,400: 0-50,000 MOON Blocks ===> Average 25.000 coins x 9.400 blocks = 235.000.000 SUM IT UP: It will be around TOTAL PRODUCTION OF 179.610.000.000 So with math 152/179 *100% = 84.91 % of coins will be produced at 200.000 th block. All future blocks are a fixed 29531 MOON. 1 block = 90 sec.. 1 day makes 960 block that means a day production will be 28.349.760 that means at 4 ltoshi only 1.13 LTC is enough to cover all sells of a day at the future. From the initial posting in this thread by the dev: "Max coins: 384,400,000,000 MOON (yes, billion!)" This is, because the distance of the Moon from the Earth is ~384,400 km and for every millimeter there will be one Mooncoin. Edit: Typos and inserted link above to show again that we still have to solve ~7,000 blocks to get to the serious dropping of the rewards from 2,519,841 per block to ~500,000 (from block 203,158) and shortly thereafter to ~300,000 (from block 203,519 on). |
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Do you know that after 3000 blocks * 90 sec (form now on) = ~75 hours later production will drop sharply. For me it seems, that there are still ~7,000 blocks to solve in the Apollo-phase from now on (atm 196,962), until the rewards drop again (but then drastically, indeed  ). https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=389403.msg8215170#msg8215170 |
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Do you know that >%80 of the moon coin is already produced and it is in the circulation.  80% of the 384bn total of MOON would equal ~307bn Mooncoins mined and in circulation. Where did you get that number from? No...Please calculate from here. https://github.com/realmooncoin/mooncoinSection : Mooncoin detailsYou cannot calculate as exactly as necessary from those numbers alone, because MOONs rewarding-scheme is based on randomness. Would be better to pull the exact number off the blockchain instead. I thought you have a source for this - hence my question. You could also look at http://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/mooncoin/, but as they seem to rely on the still stuck official blockchain-explorer, that number does not seem to reflect the correct amount either. Long time random converges to average at moon coin. Eg : If you play head and tail for 100.000 times (blocks) you will get ~50% ~50% At my calculation it must bea near 150 B http://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/mooncoin/ says it is at 138 B So now i can say Do you know that >%85 of the moon coin is already produced and it is in the circulation. How can your calculated 150 billion be ">%85", if the total amount of Mooncoins to be mined is >384 billion? |
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