anything new on this? ive been mining for a few days... any exchanges care to list?

AMFeed's payment model is one of the most interesting, and we believe, potentially revolutionary payment utilities that has yet come to Blockchain. All wallets except for the free web wallet (i.e. anything that enables MN mining), all the charts except for the free one provided on the AMFeed site (Bitcoin) and a bunch of other research is provided to subscribers of the AMFeed Investor Service. To get a subscription, we have architected, and now are in the phase of building, a payment system whereby for the cost of [Current Block Reward] x [Previous Block Reward] in AMF coins buyers will be able to purchase an annual license code (similar to what you unlock Microsoft Word with) that will allow you access to the wallets, the charts and the research. After a year, the license code will need to be renewed. Clearly, this creates constant payment utility for the AMF coin, but it also has a number of other desirable effects, too. Since most purchasers are more likely to mentally value the subscriptions in their own USD equivalent sovereign currency, one can expect a free market adjusted naturalised price equilibrium to form around the subscription prices. For example, maybe the average subscription cost naturalises at 1,000 USD per subs. In this case, as the halvning events proceed to take place over the course of the blockchain's lifespan, each 112,358 blocks, traders will begin to value the currency by the utility for which it is employed. In our example of 1,000 USD, assume the current cost in AMF coins equates to 595 amf in five halvening events time (that being the sum of 35 x 17). This puts AMF at about $2 a coin (just under). Now assume that the next halvening event takes place and the new subscription price drops to 145 AMF or thereabouts (17 x 8.5). With demand being typically stable in economies of scale, it is extremely unlikely that subscriptions will all of a sudden become 75% cheaper. Much more likely, traders will assume that anyone who wants a subscription will automatically buy up the coins and purchase one at the new reduced cost, and long before the halvening event takes place, the coin price in USD terms will gravitate towards the equilibrium cost of, in this case, our example equivalent of 1,000 USD per subscription, which is $6.80. By pricing the subscriptions thus, we are trying to solve a huge problem currently associated with cryptocurrencies, that in real effect potentially threatens the survival of all of them, most notably Bitcoin. This problem is that merchants, using the coin as a unit of account, stubbornly hold fast to their pricing which slowly becomes unaffordable for everyone, yielding a reduction in net utility. A good example of this is how exchanges price listing fees (at about 2 BTC upwards), persistently holding onto their aims to collect a greater amount of fiat than before, while dramatically reducing net utility of the coin until it collapses some 85% in value (as BTC did indeed do when it fell from over $20k to $3k in the space of less than a year). What AMFeed is experimenting with here then is the idea that stable upward pricing and continuous utility are tied intrinsically to the mathematical clockwork of the blockchain itself, that being the block mining rewards. This subject takes a fair bit of experience and knowledge of the inner workings of the blockchain to understand, so I hope it is not too complex for the majority of readers to get their head around, as it's a powerful feature of the coin's potential market scale that value is so essentially tied to the core utility of the coin and to its production status in particular.

Mining power hit 16 TH/s - an all time record - earlier on today. Nice work!

http://pool1.amfeed.com/tbs
Great Hashrate, WoW!! Great miners are looking to get this coin. A hint: you should read the whitepaper

What about descktop wallet(win,mac,linux)?

Do you have disckord chanal ?

What's the rationale behind basing your messenger on Mattermost?
What made it the preferred choice compared to others and how is your messenger going to step out of mattermost's shadow to establish its own identity?
Is there likely to be brand conflict between your messenger and its inspiration?

In my last reply, did I mention anything about you bringing your project to Bitcointalk late? Your last reply is way out of context. Even the website that has been on since August, is there any useful information about mining on there? Of course NO! Your defence is baseless bro. Continue to mine your bags hoping to dump them on naive noobs. All th he best

We should be a little patient when the blockchain is already nearing the halving of mining rewards? And must you start off with a pool? Decentralization gives allowance for solo miners as well as pool miners. Why do you have to decide for the community? Release the windows wallet and the miner file for those who want to solo mine...then we can join the pool later when its ready. Also are those mining with linux not solo mining? Or you created a pool for linux users? I don't get the point you're trying to prove here

I joined. It didn't make any difference. Found out that people who joined before me had been asking how to mine and none has been helped. No matter how much they may seem to have achieved, they're not being transparent enough. Not Good