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[bones261]

I certainly hope this is the dev's first try at this. Next time, try harder.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rY0WxgSXdEE

[logocreator]

Logos

Happy mining to all, i already started.

[TimSweat]

Nice logos  .

[wildduck]

Yes nice logos, but the primine is too much

[HorsePowerCoin]

Yes nice logos, but the primine is too much

Premine will be distributed trough bounties, thats how we want people to to be involved in further developing of the coin.

If anyone is capable to do something positive about HSP, please pm me for making a deal.

[wildduck]

Yes nice logos, but the primine is too much

Premine will be distributed trough bounties, thats how we want people to to be involved in further developing of the coin.

If anyone is capable to do something positive about HSP, please pm me for making a deal.

Ok that is ok but we will see

[raetsch]

you did not read the rest of the thread, did you?

[smarterhash]

block reward is very important going into the future but what is even more important is the amount of network hash going after those rewards - only time will tell if the block reward is significant or not.

[HorsePowerCoin]

block reward is very important going into the future but what is even more important is the amount of network hash going after those rewards - only time will tell if the block reward is significant or not.

Totally true.

But about the max supply, I must admit gjhiggins and notsofast had me doubting for a while, so I checked with other devs just to make sure and you know what ? The max money is well... the max money.

Code:

static const int64 MAX_MONEY = 2900000 * COIN;

MAX_MONEY limits the total number of coins allowed in a single transaction/fee NOT the total number of coins.

@Graham : Wrong. You're just full of fud!

[raetsch]

where is the check in code if max coin is already hit?
because pow must stop at this point or give zero reward.


the only thing with max_money i can find in code has nothing to do with pow.

Code:

if (txout.nValue > MAX_MONEY)
            return state.DoS(100, error("CTransaction::CheckTransaction() : txout.nValue too high"))

[psycodad]

block reward is very important going into the future but what is even more important is the amount of network hash going after those rewards - only time will tell if the block reward is significant or not.

Totally true.

But about the max supply, I must admit gjhiggins and notsofast had me doubting for a while, so I checked with other devs just to make sure and you know what ? The max money is well... the max money.

Code:

static const int64 MAX_MONEY = 2900000 * COIN;

MAX_MONEY limits the total number of coins allowed in a single transaction/fee NOT the total number of coins.

@Graham : Wrong. You're just full of fud!

Strong words, I am sure you are sure you have the facts to base that accusation.
Would you eventually enlighten me as where in your sources MAX_MONEY limits the total supply?

Oh, and maybe you could use a dev-tool called google and end up with a link like that:
https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin/pull/6197/files

Or you could consult this very same forum and find
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=331069.0

*tsktsk*

@Graham: thank you for your repeated insights and helpful posts, I learn a lot from them!

[gjhiggins]

But about the max supply, I must admit gjhiggins and notsofast had me doubting for a while, so I checked with other devs just to make sure and you know what ? The max money is well... the max money.

@Graham : Wrong. You're just full of fud!

Uh-huh, you checked with “other devs”. And then decided that an insulting tone would be appropriate. Not the best of calls.

Can I recommend that you develop a little more maturity and extend your skillset, then you will more readily avoid making a public spectacle of yourself.

In case your ill-founded and incorrect claim confuses others, I'll make it clear ...

Try inspecting the source code - as a self-styled “dev”, you should at least be capable of reading C++ for meaning ...

 I recursively grepped the code for case-sensitive instances of the character string MAX_MONEY. Results showed two (2) header declarations and three (3) instances of use in the main codebase ...

Code:

$ grep -r -n MAX_MONEY horsepowercoin
horsepowercoin/src/main.h:55:static const int64 MAX_MONEY = 2900000 * COIN;
horsepowercoin/src/main.h:56:inline bool MoneyRange(int64 nValue) { return (nValue >= 0 && nValue <= MAX_MONEY); }
horsepowercoin/src/main.cpp:573:        if (txout.nValue > MAX_MONEY)
horsepowercoin/src/main.cpp:636:            return MAX_MONEY;
horsepowercoin/src/main.cpp:641:        nMinFee = MAX_MONEY;
horsepowercoin/src/test/data/tx_valid.json:54:["MAX_MONEY output"],
horsepowercoin/src/test/data/tx_valid.json:58:["MAX_MONEY output + 0 output"],
horsepowercoin/src/test/data/tx_invalid.json:39:["MAX_MONEY + 1 output"],
horsepowercoin/src/test/data/tx_invalid.json:43:["MAX_MONEY output + 1 output"],

I've edited the results into URLs so that you (and everyone else) can easily verify that MAX _MONEY is only used to limit the amount of coins in any single transaction/fee

https://github.com/HorsePowerCoin/HorsePowerCoin/blob/master/src/main.cpp#L573:        if (txout.nValue > MAX_MONEY)
https://github.com/HorsePowerCoin/HorsePowerCoin/blob/master/src/main.cpp#L636:            return MAX_MONEY;
https://github.com/HorsePowerCoin/HorsePowerCoin/blob/master/src/main.cpp#L641:        nMinFee = MAX_MONEY;

These “other devs” of whom you write --- are they perhaps school classmates of yours? The reason I ask is, like yourself, they also appear to be refreshingly uncontaminated by knowledge.


Cheers

Graham

[gjhiggins]

@Graham: thank you for your repeated insights and helpful posts, I learn a lot from them!

Thanks for the kind words. Your post is spot on as answer. I'd have left it to do its job had the OP not directly invited me to clarify the issue, an invitation which it would have been churlish of me to decline.

Cheers

Graham

[logocreator]

What does this mean ? https://twitter.com/SuprnovaPools/status/645977454813814784

[ocminer]

@LogoCreator: it means exactly what gjhiggins already wrote and documented very well (thanks gjhiggins for that!)

No one seemed to have noticed it so far:

[logocreator]

No, no matter that it is the same dev, everyone is used to it, what do you want, every coin to have newborn developer?
I mean, is there a cruicial problem with the HorsePowerCoin specs or blockchain?

[buchaski]

so what is the actual max supply of this coin?

[HorsePowerCoin]

@Graham, @notsofast. I now know that I am wrong and you where right. Sorry about the fud remark and thanks for providing the proof.

Now everyone, please don't be mad and still have fun mining.

so what is the actual max supply of this coin?

This coin will has no max supply and pow will go on forever!

[buchaski]

@Graham, @notsofast. I now know that I am wrong and you where right. Sorry about the fud remark and thanks for providing thanks proof.

Now everyone, please don't be mad and still have fun mining.

so what is the actual max supply of this coin?

This coin will has no max supply and pow will go on forever!

so what will the rough supply be in a weeks time?

[HorsePowerCoin]

Rough estimate is 1000 blocks/24h.

So 7000 blocks per week, that would be 3300000 coins by next monday. Give or take a few hundred thousands.