DisasterFaster (OP)
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December 05, 2017, 02:27:36 PM |
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So, this hardfork will fix the term deposit interest issue? I have just installed 1.1.0.0 and found that 12 months term deposit still with very high interest. Yes it will fix it but not until after the fork. Even if you load the new wallet it is going to term deposit on pre-fork code right up until the fork. We decided to do it this way because we do not want the community to experience any change in their existing term deposits that were prior to the fork if that makes sense. Then if I see now Maturation Date 2019/02/03 (I was deposited for 12 months) that date will be decreased automaticaly after the fork? Or nothing will changed. The fork will have no impact on maturation dates. Rather, maturation dates are a coin unlock prediction based on the timing of the blockchain. You may notice that maturation dates will change if you check them day to day and this is because this time is calculated and recalculated based on the most current data. What varies here is the blockchain timing. While it's true the code is set to move the blockchain at 2 minutes per block... the MIDAS algo comes behind that and will adjust blockchain timing dynamically based on several things such as current block chain timing, expected block chain timing, total network hash rate etc. We did anticipate that the MIDAS algo would tend to slow the block chain timing as opposed to speeding it up and so when we did initial determinations of POS and term deposit rates we did elevate them to compensate for this. Up until such time that the network hashrate stays fairly stable we are presuming a potential 20%-25% reduction in target blockchain timing. In other words, the target timing of 2 minutes could be 2.4-2.5 minutes. As we move forward, rest assured that we are monitoring the block timing and in the future and if deemed necessary we may adjust the MIDAS algo. Bear in mind that our emphasis is on security and protecting the blockchain from massive hashing movements. You see what can happen is some may have the horsepower to "game" the system and by this I mean they can apply and un-apply large amounts of hash quickly and thus manipulate block timing in an effort to harvest many coins quickly. This is not good because if we do not protect from it someone in the know could swoop in and harvest a bunch of blocks quickly and then exit leaving the community sitting there for a long time unable to mine any blocks at all. It's sad that we do have to anticipate attacks and then be ready for them but it is what it is. We feel that protecting the coin and it's community from such evildoers is more critical than having a blockchain that cracks a block every 120 seconds regardless of the dangers...
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CryptoMarv
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December 05, 2017, 06:59:03 PM |
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So, this hardfork will fix the term deposit interest issue? I have just installed 1.1.0.0 and found that 12 months term deposit still with very high interest. Yes it will fix it but not until after the fork. Even if you load the new wallet it is going to term deposit on pre-fork code right up until the fork. We decided to do it this way because we do not want the community to experience any change in their existing term deposits that were prior to the fork if that makes sense. Then if I see now Maturation Date 2019/02/03 (I was deposited for 12 months) that date will be decreased automaticaly after the fork? Or nothing will changed. The fork will have no impact on maturation dates. Rather, maturation dates are a coin unlock prediction based on the timing of the blockchain. You may notice that maturation dates will change if you check them day to day and this is because this time is calculated and recalculated based on the most current data. What varies here is the blockchain timing. While it's true the code is set to move the blockchain at 2 minutes per block... the MIDAS algo comes behind that and will adjust blockchain timing dynamically based on several things such as current block chain timing, expected block chain timing, total network hash rate etc. We did anticipate that the MIDAS algo would tend to slow the block chain timing as opposed to speeding it up and so when we did initial determinations of POS and term deposit rates we did elevate them to compensate for this. Up until such time that the network hashrate stays fairly stable we are presuming a potential 20%-25% reduction in target blockchain timing. In other words, the target timing of 2 minutes could be 2.4-2.5 minutes. As we move forward, rest assured that we are monitoring the block timing and in the future and if deemed necessary we may adjust the MIDAS algo. Bear in mind that our emphasis is on security and protecting the blockchain from massive hashing movements. You see what can happen is some may have the horsepower to "game" the system and by this I mean they can apply and un-apply large amounts of hash quickly and thus manipulate block timing in an effort to harvest many coins quickly. This is not good because if we do not protect from it someone in the know could swoop in and harvest a bunch of blocks quickly and then exit leaving the community sitting there for a long time unable to mine any blocks at all. It's sad that we do have to anticipate attacks and then be ready for them but it is what it is. We feel that protecting the coin and it's community from such evildoers is more critical than having a blockchain that cracks a block every 120 seconds regardless of the dangers... Thanks again for your explanation to the community! I think we will see at the next weeks if adjustment is needed.
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Dastrike351
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December 06, 2017, 01:57:54 AM |
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Im greedy but for max profit before the fork.... I just keep all my coins unlocked and term deposit them just before the 25000 block, like 24900 to be safe?
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greenhope
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December 06, 2017, 03:55:59 AM |
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I don't think we can cancel the term deposit before it get matured. Am I right?
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Alexey Sukharev
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December 06, 2017, 04:31:43 AM |
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As it was told before many times - we cant cancel the term deposit, so think twice or more times before making a depo.
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seasonw
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December 06, 2017, 07:35:21 AM |
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So, this hardfork will fix the term deposit interest issue? I have just installed 1.1.0.0 and found that 12 months term deposit still with very high interest. Yes it will fix it but not until after the fork. Even if you load the new wallet it is going to term deposit on pre-fork code right up until the fork. We decided to do it this way because we do not want the community to experience any change in their existing term deposits that were prior to the fork if that makes sense. No worries, I just asked to confirm about the fork. I agreed with you on your decision. You must be having hard time to modify the coding to do so, cheers
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CryptoMarv
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December 06, 2017, 07:42:10 AM |
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Im greedy but for max profit before the fork.... I just keep all my coins unlocked and term deposit them just before the 25000 block, like 24900 to be safe? Yes, I think this will bring you the most profit if you lock all your coins shortly before the fork for 12 month. But must of my coins are allready locked...
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evgen_povt
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December 06, 2017, 12:37:57 PM |
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Where the funds for interests get from? 600% annual interest will produce a huge inflation if the funds are be mined.
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CryptoMarv
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December 06, 2017, 01:22:08 PM |
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Where the funds for interests get from? 600% annual interest will produce a huge inflation if the funds are be mined.
They come "from the code" and not have to be mined or something like that. When your term deposit ends you get your locked coins and the interests automatically in your wallet.
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Dastrike351
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Hello World!
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December 06, 2017, 02:00:49 PM |
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Maybe its a good idea to lower the interest rate year after year, because having 2 millions coins mean nothing if the valuation is shit, I think to much free coins not so good.
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shenri
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December 06, 2017, 03:13:21 PM |
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I have two PC's mining ROI with two different wallets. I did a 12 month term deposit of coins on each wallet. Is there a way to move the 12 month term deposit from one wallet to the other so they are in the same wallet?
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CryptoMarv
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December 06, 2017, 04:13:31 PM |
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Where the funds for interests get from? 600% annual interest will produce a huge inflation if the funds are be mined.
They come "from the code" and not have to be mined or something like that. When your term deposit ends you get your locked coins and the interests automatically in your wallet. "from code" means "from nothing"? In that case the coin will be impacted by a hyper inflation. And the best name for it would be ZimbabweCoin. Nobody knows how many people will lock their coins in term deposit, and nobody knows how long they will lock. 600% you only get for a 12month deposit. But in my personal opinion I also think that the rates perhaps are to high and can generate high inflation. I like the idea from Dastrike351 that the rates decrease over the time. I think dev will also post a statement about your inflation warning.
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biblioteczny
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December 06, 2017, 04:15:13 PM |
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Where the funds for interests get from? 600% annual interest will produce a huge inflation if the funds are be mined.
They come "from the code" and not have to be mined or something like that. When your term deposit ends you get your locked coins and the interests automatically in your wallet. "from code" means "from nothing"? In that case the coin will be impacted by a hyper inflation. And the best name for it would be ZimbabweCoin. We can expect a high inflation in july 2018 and a hyperinflation in december 2018. Time will tell when depositors want to make profits. Should I mine on cluster only to the wallet address or can I also mine to my exchange address? This is 3 day I am mining on cluster to exchange address and hit no block. Same time mining in pool (with same hardware configuration) gave me almost 800 coins.
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DisasterFaster (OP)
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December 06, 2017, 07:42:13 PM |
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Inflation will never be an issue with ROI coin end of story.
The community will give input and interest payouts will be adjusted as needed to control inflation.
When a coin is only a couple of weeks old and only 70,000 coins are for sale worldwide it is way premature to start worrying about interest payouts.
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evgen_povt
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December 06, 2017, 08:16:00 PM |
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Inflation will never be an issue with ROI coin end of story.
The community will give input and interest payouts will be adjusted as needed to control inflation.
When a coin is only a couple of weeks old and only 70,000 coins are for sale worldwide it is way premature to start worrying about interest payouts.
So the interest rates will decrease over time? Is there any mechanism to do that? Or it will be introduced by a new fork?
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DisasterFaster (OP)
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December 06, 2017, 08:48:22 PM |
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Inflation will never be an issue with ROI coin end of story.
The community will give input and interest payouts will be adjusted as needed to control inflation.
When a coin is only a couple of weeks old and only 70,000 coins are for sale worldwide it is way premature to start worrying about interest payouts.
So the interest rates will decrease over time? Is there any mechanism to do that? Or it will be introduced by a new fork? It is not pre-built into the code. The community will decide when to reduce interest payout and how much to reduce it. In the very beginning we need to build some coin supply and market cap to get the coin moving from the start. Yes there will be a fork when it comes time to lower interest payouts...
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thorRJ
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December 06, 2017, 08:57:08 PM |
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Are you going to have a portuguese translation? In addition to CoinsMarkets, are you planning to list in other exchanges? What are the main characteristics of Coin?
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evgen_povt
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December 06, 2017, 09:17:25 PM |
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Is there any way to start mining from the cli tool?
Help outputs:
== Mining == getblocktemplate ( "jsonrequestobject" ) getmininginfo getnetworkhashps ( blocks height ) prioritisetransaction <txid> <priority delta> <fee delta> submitblock "hexdata" ( "jsonparametersobject" )
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evgen_povt
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December 07, 2017, 08:39:50 AM |
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Is there any way to start mining from the cli tool?
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== Mining == getblocktemplate ( "jsonrequestobject" ) getmininginfo getnetworkhashps ( blocks height ) prioritisetransaction <txid> <priority delta> <fee delta> submitblock "hexdata" ( "jsonparametersobject" )
Learnt the code and found it in the Generating section.
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DisasterFaster (OP)
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December 07, 2017, 09:02:44 AM |
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Are you going to have a portuguese translation? In addition to CoinsMarkets, are you planning to list in other exchanges? What are the main characteristics of Coin?
I think a Portuguese translation has become mandatory. We have been very fortunate to have a lot of interest from Brazil and already a small community has formed at the website and created a mining group there. You would have a laugh at me copying and pasting English/Portuguese chat in Google translator trying my best to give support at the website and Facebook... We will be on other exchanges besides CoinsMarkets but it just doesn't make sense to get that done until after the fork is completed and the coin is post-fork stable. Main Characteristics:- Community centered coin that moves forward and evolves based on community feedback
- Triple hybrid coin with POW, POS and term deposits
- A focus on simplicity for new users with features such as one click wallet mining
- A focus on low bar interest gains with no need to unlock the wallet or keep it running day and night
- MIDAS difficulty adjustment algo to protect the chain from big hash swings
- 360 blocks required on mining confirmations as a security enhancement
- 2 minute block timing and 1MB block size for speedy transactions
- 1 GB AES pattern search algo that is CPU only and resists Asic and GPU
- Unique payout on POS and term deposit block by block with no competition as each wallet gets the identical interest rates
- The coin has substantial financial backing from day one which will provide for aggressive paid marketing
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