It may be worth pointing it at
bitmark when it's released, as the project aims to earn value over time, meaning gpu mining should be viable to begin with, if you are of the nature to back a project, and hold some currency for a longer than usual period, based on merit rather than hype.
Seems like I need more research about that. Can you tell in few sentences what this project is all about?
here's one I prepared earlier:
Technically: Light and stable with a modern codebase,
maturing features from the alternative currency sector which
benefit users added on a faster timeline than bitcoin. Think of it more as
standardization rather than innovation.
User focussed: Most development effort and
innovation goes in to making bitmark as
user friendly, and simple to integrate with, as possible.
Adoption: In line with being user focussed, all marketing and outreach will be to potential adopters, such as
microtransaction marketplaces. The project is crafted in such a way that encourages all involved to focus on adoption.
Earned Value: no hype, no rush to get on exchanges, no ipo, premine, it's not a cash cow, it's a project to make a viable every day currency, any value will be earned.
Longevity: 0.250% (max) of the block reward goes to the
bitmark development fund, supporting long term dedication to to the project, and future growth as value grows.
Distribution: A
configuration which aims to ensure
fair distribution whilst using
proven PoW which has had substantial investment in hardware.
So, no hype or gimmicks, just a project which focusses on becoming a stable every day currency. Remember the days when the first bitcoins were gifted to each other, when buying a pizza was a milestone, when it was about developing a useful currency, when we asked how can we get x to use this, rather than what it it be worth tomorrow? this is about getting back to that ethos, whilst recognising the space has moved forward.
Project Status: We are close to releasing the first clone-able reference implementation (technically already complete), it's 90% of the bitmark foundation and serves as
a modern, tested, codebase which other can fork and use to make their pump and dump clones. They're going to do it so we may as well ensure they're using safe tested code rather than copy and pastes of redundant code.
