I did not really understand the mechanism of coin generation. Move coins from the address to the address several times?
i think that is core technology
It's all coded in the smart contract.
Read the preliminary manual, you can mine 10 batches but the sooner you mine the less coins you can generate. Waiting longer (long term investment) to activate your mining you will generate more. It's basically up to you how you will move forward in mining TME.
It would not make sense to mine everything in the first year (10 batches), better supply the market with some coins occasionally when e.g. the exchange rate is profitable enough to start trading with those it guess. It comes down to being an active community member and start following all the development as it comes along.
Same thing works the other way as well. Maybe in 10 years TME won't exist anymore so it won't be smart to lock-up your stack and wait until the 10 years are over.
So, be an active community member is key to success if indeed the airdrop really happens and development gets moving (e.g. exchanges, lottery). Personally I am not too worried about the concept but what would make TME an asset in the future beside just being a self mining token? There has to be a purpose for it to have it in your wallet, without that purpose or future add on's it's still just a coin like many many others.
That's where Minereum still separates itself from the other self minings tokens. On MNE there is an ongoing development like the token release, world app, twin token, potential lottery) which is key to survive in the long term. Something really creative or smart that adds this coin top of mind will definitely contribute to it's success in the future. Maybe the community can start sharing some future steps to the Dev that will make TME something to have and hold for the future? Just think out of the box!
So I am curious what Dev's thoughts are on the future development and purpose for having this coin in your wallet.
