[eMunie] Latest update, lots of new features and improvements.

[NickCoin]

Humm, I already can see the abuse of power from the futur "Foundation"

What is different about Bitcoin? MtGox and bitcointalk.org together pretty much control what happens with bitcoin.

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[jlspartz]

So if the chain structure is a tree, does that mean anyone can solo mine/hatch because there would be no stale blocks?

[pinarello]

The foundation will ultimately be a number of members with an interest in eMu, voted into that position by other foundation members and has some requirements.  The foundation will regulate SERVICES of the eMunie system, to ensure that any unscrupulous characters are kept OUT, the foundation will also work to further roll out other eMunie services that use the main system and be a platform to push development of eMunie features forward through a general consensus, perform fund raising for this development and so on.

Entities wanting to offer fiat exchange services would apply to the eMunie foundation (thread on this later on) for a license (essentially a special key). Those entities would be heavily vetted to ensure that they are trustworthy and that they have all the required licenses and funding available to run a fiat exchange.

Humm, I already can see the abuse of power from the futur "Foundation"

not necessarily !

[xan_The_Dragon]

Looking forward to it!

[Fuserleer]

The foundation will ultimately be a number of members with an interest in eMu, voted into that position by other foundation members and has some requirements.  The foundation will regulate SERVICES of the eMunie system, to ensure that any unscrupulous characters are kept OUT, the foundation will also work to further roll out other eMunie services that use the main system and be a platform to push development of eMunie features forward through a general consensus, perform fund raising for this development and so on.

Entities wanting to offer fiat exchange services would apply to the eMunie foundation (thread on this later on) for a license (essentially a special key). Those entities would be heavily vetted to ensure that they are trustworthy and that they have all the required licenses and funding available to run a fiat exchange.

Humm, I already can see the abuse of power from the futur "Foundation"

well its either that or dishonest users abusing others.   If you are not dishonest then there is nothing to worry about.

Too many people get scammed with these currencies, and I intend to squash as much of that as possible.

[ohiwastedmylif]

And if all else fails, you at least you have the backing of the worst browser ever with this coin.

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[pinarello]

And if all else fails, you at least you have the backing of the worst browser ever with this coin.

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it will not fail, and the explorer logo will be long forgotten when eMunie is common good.

[xan_The_Dragon]

bump

[pinarello]

beta version 821 running fast imo.

[eCoinomist]

And if all else fails, you at least you have the backing of the worst browser ever with this coin.

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IE 9 and IE 10 are actually getting better.

As a web designer and frontend developer, I used to hate IE and haven't used it for half a decade, but one day my regular "Joe" friend who is a game addict told me IE was faster than Chrome.
I was suspicious the least to believe him that Chrome could ever be slower than IE, but some testing results indeed show that not only IE 9/10 is faster than any browser there is (on Windows , they consume the least CPU/RAM resources as well (just open your task manager with the browsers on having multiple tabs open to compare).

So now I'm back to using IE for most regular browsing.

P.S. eMunie is not a "coin", see the logo? does it look like a coin? or more like an electronic chip?

[NickCoin]

vs.
Don't even look similar to me at all.

[coinerd]

Look!


Someone came out with the first alt-coin that isn't based on bitcoin today!

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=252152.0

 

[freedomno1]

observing

[Sharky444]

I like the concept, but you need a flashy name - something like Bitcoin - memorable and easy to spell. eMunie is neither easy to spell, nor memorable.

[Sharky444]

So, this is an inflationary currency ? So if I buy coins and hold onto them, they end up becoming more worthless ?

You didn't ready it completely. The interest you get from holding the coin is slightly larger that the inflation. So your coin will increase in value over time.

[Sharky444]

I'm not a lawyer, so this may sound dump, but how about making those two entities separate and independent from each other?

• Entity A to handle all buy in orders
• Entity B handles all cash out orders

That sounds like a good idea, but the implementation is not clear to me.

[Loki8]

I like the concept, but you need a flashy name - something like Bitcoin - memorable and easy to spell. eMunie is neither easy to spell, nor memorable.

You are wrong, bitcoin is difficult to spell.for non-English speakers and the word could prove to be quite vulgar in some languages.

eMunie sounds better for a P2P currency like eMule.

[collingiusti]

Is this project dead or still to be released? I am very interested in this.

[Fuserleer]

Still very much alive and well!  We are approaching the end of our closed beta period soon, with a view to move to an open beta in the next few weeks with a launch planned "loosely" Dec/Jan.

Some people will call eMunie vaporware, as I've slipped the launch about 3 times now, but we are still here and would rather do it right first time with a bucket load of never before seen features out of the gate, than launch it just for the sake of it, especially after so many people have invested effort into its development and testing.

It's ironic that you should bump this thread today, planning on some quite major announcements/developments over the next day or two that will quite simply make all other crypto-currencies obsolete (and I wouldn't make that claim lightly), so keep your eyes peeled.

[r3wt]

Still very much alive and well!  We are approaching the end of our closed beta period soon, with a view to move to an open beta in the next few weeks with a launch planned "loosely" Dec/Jan.

Some people will call eMunie vaporware, as I've slipped the launch about 3 times now, but we are still here and would rather do it right first time with a bucket load of never before seen features out of the gate, than launch it just for the sake of it, especially after so many people have invested effort into its development and testing.

It's ironic that you should bump this thread today, planning on some quite major announcements/developments over the next day or two that will quite simply make all other crypto-currencies obsolete (and I wouldn't make that claim lightly), so keep your eyes peeled.

this is great news. gives me plenty of time to finish OpenEx prior to the launch of Emunie.