I mean no disrespect, but your time would be better spent joining a team, rather than creating one. Or pay a trustworthy developer to develop your idea.

Digital proof-of-money ownership protocol backed up by decentralised gold-based micro-transactions on a cloud-based peer-to-peer networked Atari.

Something isn't right at all. I'm seeing blocks of 1000 unconfirmed EBT whiz past as I download the blockchain (when I was solo mining), but NONE of them are going into my confirmed balance. I mined all those blocks.

At best it creates a floor value, which is heavily dependent on a centralised reserve. Will the reserve increase? Decrease? How much is the reserve?

I've got this idea for a cryptocurrency. It's only an idea, of course, but it's going to overtake Bitcoin.

Trust me. WINK.

Ah, fair enough. Well it does look quite interesting, and there are so few legitimate IPOs really available these days.


I'll keep an eye out for it.

I see. Do you expect there to be a second phase of fundraising, or will the service simply launch when it's ready?

Yes, there's a reason for that.

Looks pretty slick. So Emunie was purely IPO-based, right?

I agree. I think we should consider some open bounties. We need to get things moving.

I'm staking very nicely today. Got my first stale stake, too. Someone must have beaten me to the punch on that one.

How is wild speculation any better? The next Bitcoin? Come on. We hear this about every crypto.

Not quite following this....so what does it do, exactly? Guarantee a floor value for each coin? Surely the coin is still volatile, as it's dependent on a single company's reserve funds?

Still, it's interesting. I imagine it'll be next to impossible to profit mine after an hour, though.

Most of these scam coins are the same f'ing devs creating new accounts. It's a joke.

I'll forgo making you read several paragraphs, and just jump to the pertinent information;

No.

How about simply;

Crypto. No Bull.

PreminePlus (PMP), which is an improvement on the original concept of Premine (PMC).

I've been involved with both coins from the start. Actively helping the community. So far, I've mainly been involved with the distribution of PMP. Users were able to register to receive a stake of PMP, and then we used an automated system to distribute the coins. The distribution has been very fair, and as a pure POS coin, the only way to get in is to participate in the next giveaway, or as an award for bounties. PMC can also be burned for PMP, so those involved with the original coin don't lose out.

It's major advantages right now are that it's not getting a great deal of attention, and we're not currently pushing to be on any exchanges. That means people aren't dumping their coins driving down the price, but staking and gaining interest, which is exactly how POS currency should be. You haven't got anything to lose by holding a stake, which is why I like these distribution methods. PMP also has the advantage of learning from all the lessons from its predecessor, making the distribution a lot more egalitarian.

The best? Well, that would be far too presumptuous of me. But not many people are paying it any attention, because it's not on any exchanges yet. When it is though, I would expect it to get noticed.

You also have a dev who is not a new account who has mysteriously appeared out of no where, as many new coins are.

I've always been cautious about new exchanges, but I suppose the more the merrier.

Someone botting it maybe?

It's important, but often overlooked. Too much focus is on adoption by investors, rather than adoption by users.

We really need a block explorer.