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With the funding that they had.
You do realize that the IPO happened after the code was already written? Right? So I'm not sure what 'funding' they had during development. |
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If the shoe fits, wear it, lowlife
your arguments lack cohesion, im pretty sure the shoe only fits in your blinkered little world. This is you - "boo hoo Ive got a shit pc and havent been able to make million off mining cryptocurrency". Actually, it's more like you're the one crying saying "boo hoo ... you were mislead and some of you were defrauded but what's wrong with that? As long as I profit, fuck the ones who were misled" who has been mislead? nobody at all, I don't have a huge setup but at the same time i'm not naive enough to think that you can get something out of absolutely nothing. Please carry on inbreeding in your family as it's clearly adding to your intellect, lol. It was +1 until the slander... now it's like + 1/2? |
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The developers and his buddies were mining along with a few people who had 1000 cpus or 500 cpus. They got the early coins.
Show us your proof of this. Or, you can stop spreading FUD.
i disagree with you. as there were no pools after launch, difficulty went up quickly fast... nobody had the chance to instamine the coin as ALL had wallet mining only. btw if u have a background in development u would know that u can by no means create this coins implementation in two weeks.. I am a very small fish but i mined from the beginning and i am good to go (even got some blocks solo). i am still mining now at 1gh. this coin sets itself apart from the standard copyclone in the forum by far. now there are some people who are completely frustrated and i can understand that because they are angry at the launch. understandable. but criticizing the development of the coin and "wait til an attack happens and the incompetent developer" etc., sentences like this, its just funny man. the fact that u are posting here proves that u have some reason to give hvc attention. anyway good luck to u. to each his own, i endorse that!!
You're absolutely right. There was way too much work put in to this coin for it to be a week. I honestly remember a few launches I was part of and a lot of them were delayed or lacked features at the start. A lot of coins didn't have some or all aspects and features that they enjoy now at launch. For those that really feel like spreading FUD: These were not superficial changes to a QT like a lot of coins do. There was a serious overhaul and redevelopment. That, IMO is worth the IPO cost. Innovation does not come from copying what has done before. This wasn't a reworking of Scrypt or Sha based coin. If you like this, great, support it. If you don't, don't. |
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You guys are talking about cryptsy, and this thing is a day out of release with one working pool who had to release their own miner for itl!? The official pool isn't even online yet! That speaks volumes about the competency of these devs. I wouldn't touch this coin, much less vote for it on cryptsy.
You do know that there was a miner built in to the qt client right? |
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Not interesting with those kinds of exchange, for me, exchange means, bter, cryptsy or btc-e  Then vote for HVC on cryptsy. I have already. |
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@keccak512
im still waitin on my coins got some but not all i pm'd you already!
Here's some helpful tips for IPO procedure 1 investors on how to obtain your IPO stake.
IPO procedure 2 stakeholders, we are making our way through the list.
I think the dev already answered your question. |
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nobody needs to, just like u dont need to mine bitcoin or litecoin. its just a very popular coin
doesnt mean you have to bother it mate
You can't compare it with bitcoin or litecoin. Heavycoin was a good before to the launch. Then we see how much the owner care for it's own coin. Sorry but it is not a right to get 170+BTC and not care to have all things works at the launch. Have so much owners that not make a profit of 170+BTC and care for their coins. For only 1 btc he can hire some developer that make things works. You hear some ppl that pay for their coins still not receive them. So how exactly much popular is this coin? And compare with btc and ltc is not on a place. WHEN DO WE GET OUR IPO COINS?!!!!!!!!!!!!!! i have get ipo coins --- importprivkey Here's a stupid question. Did you verify your privatekey with the one posted on their website? As requested by them? Are you using the proper syntax for the import via console debug, then relauching the program with -rescan? I'm not sure where you folks are having problems. I've followed devs instructions to a T, and had 0 issues since launch. |
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THis is a joke , after 7 hours the pools are not working.
Dev and friends are solo mining with big rigs till they are rich enoufh, then they will open pools , after that they will dump the coins.
Sadly..
Just STFU will you, I mean I can ignore you but really just shut your face you ignorant fuck. I hope you have downs or something because that is the only reason to act this way and I apologize then for picking on the retarded Hooray. We have one ignorant person getting another ignorant person to use bad language that also has the benefit of being insensitive to handicapped people. Welcome to the Internet. To the original idiot, here's a thought: if 1000+ people all show up at launch to try and mine a heavily promoted new coin, perhaps -- just PERHAPS -- you and your single CPU aren't likely to find any coins in the first few hours. It's not all the dev and his friends, it's EVERYONE WHO WANTS TO that is contributing hash rate to HVC and making it hard for you to find coins. Deal with it. Some quick and dirty math suggests that in order for us to be at difficulty 20, the total network hash rate right now is approximately 716 MHash/sec. Considering an i7-4770K will do around 80 KHash, that means we have the equivalent of TEN THOUSAND i7-4770K CPUs mining HVC right now. So if you want to solve a block, your chances with a single CPU or even multiple CPUs is pretty damn small. Even with 800 KHash available, I have not yet solved a block, and unless I get lucky I will be without any HVC until the pools get functional and I can start getting smaller payouts. All the whining right now really amounts to this: "I thought I had a great idea to mine this coin at 0-hour and I was going to be the only one there and I'd walk away with thousands of HVC and be rich enough to move out of my parents' basement!" Apparently you weren't the only one with that idea. Shocking.
You are full of shit.
This is instamine scam coin. If that's how you feel, then why are you here? |
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The IPO total value is already almost 50 BTC. I would like to sell some of my IPO stake to reduce my risk. I believe it is still profitable up to a 75 BTC IPO Pool, and don't wish to see it increase by much more than 50 BTC.
I have a 20 BTC stake, and would like to sell off 10 BTC.
If you're interested to buy a stake from me, PM me for details. No additional charges.
I was pretty sure the dev didn't invest in their own coin. Thanks for coming forward, maybe some people will stop calling scam, but probably not. Also, your blog looks like a good read, I'll check out out later. |
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I guess I don't see where you're coming from. The 5M isn't a premine from my perspective. It's an IPO, a chance to get something by giving something. It's not as if the Dev's are going "The 5M coins are ours as well." Instead, they're giving the community the chance to buy a portion of the coins. So, I guess, I'm asking those out there, how is it you're viewing an IPO as premine? Are you the same folks that view the NXT IPO as premine? Are all IPOs premines to you?
The other portion is clearly stated as pre-mine and for what purposes the premine exists.
Premine isn't seen as a good thing because people don't really like coins whose developers are into getting rich from the coin rather than creating really good and balanced coin. IPO is even worse that premine in this case, as the developers starting to dump their premine even before the actual mining started. Which just gives them the opportunity to launch the coin afterwards and forget about it support altogether. Because what's the point? Following your logic, bounties are not premine either: the developers are not keeping the coins to themselves. IPO is definitely premine. It's also because only 90-95% of the total supply is available to the miners, not 98-99%. The rule is simple: whatever coins are already issued before it's available to the miners are called PRE-MINE. Alright, I guess I see what you're saying. To me, they seem like very distinct and different aspects of a coin, or coin launch. Whereas, I suppose you see a % of total coins that are potentially mineable by yourself: I see each of these launches as an opportunity to get X amount of C coin, and (in this instance) continue afterwards to mine Y amount of C coin. Realistically, for a small-time miner like myself, I could and would never see a large portion of that 90-95%. It just would never happen. I might see fractions of a percent. From my perspective, this doesn't really seem like a bad deal. I'm ensured X+Y coins, instead of Y coins. |
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Can you please correct the premine to the correct values: 5-10% of the total supply. I don't know how you calculated 1-2%, but that's definitely wrong, I just checked this with the calculator:
(5000000+1500000) / 63000576 = 0.10317365987257 (10.3% premine)
(5000000+1500000) / 128000000 = 0.05078125 ( 5% premine )
Please do not deceive people:
This coin is 5 to 10 percent premine, not 1 to 2.
I guess I don't see where you're coming from. The 5M isn't a premine from my perspective. It's an IPO, a chance to get something by giving something. It's not as if the Dev's are going "The 5M coins are ours as well." Instead, they're giving the community the chance to buy a portion of the coins. So, I guess, I'm asking those out there, how is it you're viewing an IPO as premine? Are you the same folks that view the NXT IPO as premine? Are all IPOs premines to you? The other portion is clearly stated as pre-mine and for what purposes the premine exists. |
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Looks interesting, except for the fact of no cap on the investments. Refund that 20 BTC investment (79.9465 % of all IPO) and introduce a sane cap of max. 1 BTC.
Yeah I'm gonna have to agree. You guys realize you are telling them to refund their largest investment? Pretty silly if you ask me. I think someone who is willing to drop 20BTC on a new and innovative coin, wouldn't be bothered by making disposable accounts (or probably already has them). I'm debating upping my IPO amount, just to even the distribution a little. |
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So basically all the IPO reserved now will be taken from the main 20 BTC investor unless someone puts up anything higher, which would still mean for people investing single digit BTCs that they would barely get anything. It would also set up the possibility of a negative ROI and someone just dumping their millions of coins after a month.
I doubt it would be a negative ROI. Given the following: The dev seems competent--winning the little Maths off with some user (ending, if I recall in no final retort from the other person); The fact it's CPU only (and not a clone or fork); the fact that it got a 20BTC investment on day 1! (or was it 2?); The amount of FUD right off the bat, that speaks volumes to it (from my experience people dislike what threatens them or their investments--I read this as this can go somewhere); The investments even after that huge investment; a new retargeting algorithm. I think there's a lot here. Even at ~100,000 coins there'd be a lot. |
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Taking the plunge. So far all 5M are mine  Heavycoin Public Key: 0481528349984d04bab49119be7f870ac8253c79545c9e7593ce8d564e137e5ef2adf2d0b556715 f6dba65f19349d3a5d0c0b11addf83c692fc2c3a0fd38dc2891 Bitcoin Transaction ID: 116318ad8f873242d0adcf2d9ce873ae47d1afe5327568830c1ca6259eabe7e8 Amount sent: 1 BTC Now you have 5,000,000/ 21! Congratualtion! I actually took a nap and thought about this. From what I can tell so far (by looking at the posting history) the people who keep talking against this coin seem to do that for every coin. One invested in pokercoin and ronpaulcoin. Big winners there.] My now, smaller portion is still good in my books. I know the coin already has some base value. I know SOMEONE is interested in it. I don't buy that some devs would take all the time to develop a new coin (this coin does bring a few new things to the table) and then invest heavily with their own BTC... Why would someone shoot their own coin in the foot? Makes no sense to me. If it were a samecoin or clonecoin, I could def. see that being the case. That's one of the BIG reasons why I decided and am going to take a chance with this coin. It's not a samecoin or clonecoin. I would rather give money to people trying to innovate and democratize than those who want to just copy and paste. Anyways. 1BTC seems like a deal for anything I get. Not many coins give people without hardware a chance to be 'in the game.' |
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Taking the plunge. So far all 5M are mine Heavycoin Public Key: 0481528349984d04bab49119be7f870ac8253c79545c9e7593ce8d564e137e5ef2adf2d0b556715 f6dba65f19349d3a5d0c0b11addf83c692fc2c3a0fd38dc2891 Bitcoin Transaction ID: 116318ad8f873242d0adcf2d9ce873ae47d1afe5327568830c1ca6259eabe7e8 Amount sent: 1 BTC Now you have 5,000,000/ 21! Congratualtion! Can't win them all.  |
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Taking the plunge. So far all 5M are mine Heavycoin Public Key: 0481528349984d04bab49119be7f870ac8253c79545c9e7593ce8d564e137e5ef2adf2d0b556715 f6dba65f19349d3a5d0c0b11addf83c692fc2c3a0fd38dc2891 Bitcoin Transaction ID: 116318ad8f873242d0adcf2d9ce873ae47d1afe5327568830c1ca6259eabe7e8 Amount sent: 1 BTC |
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I'll throw a BTC this way.
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