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[TheSnappyTrader]

Guys there was no premine. I know first hand because I mined from pretty much the first second the pool was open and can tell you that any old regular joe was able to mine and still is.

[MasterQ]

Guys there was no premine. I know first hand because I mined from pretty much the first second the pool was open and can tell you that any old regular joe was able to mine and still is.

Read what I posted. There was no premine just problem with difficulty adjustment that allows 900,000+ coins to be mined in the first 24 hours.

[TheSnappyTrader]

Guys there was no premine. I know first hand because I mined from pretty much the first second the pool was open and can tell you that any old regular joe was able to mine and still is.

Read what I posted. There was no premine just problem with difficulty adjustment that allows 900,000+ coins to be mined in the first 24 hours.

Yes man, I get that, but whats important is who mined those 900,000 see?

Instead of the hands of one (Satoshi) or solely a dev team. The coins were mined by regular people like us including the dev team all at once. They did as they promised with no premine. It was an open landrun free for all mine. Bro get what I'm saying. YOU could have even mined part of them. Whats most important is what people decide to do with them. Its not absolutely doomed to fail and dump. If there is a concensus to hold and let the project flourish (there is) then the mined coins won't enter the market right away and kill the coin.

[Ned Kelly]

So guys,
If it was ~1 mil. coins in first 24 hours it means that Bitcoin Atom halving is in ~ 6 month instead of June 2020.
Are these calculations are correct? What do you think?

[Schopenhauer365]

Can I keep my BCAs without change them for BTC or ETH?

If you received them on exchange which probably is Yobit then you can keep them. If you didn't claim yet using your private keys then no need to hurry as you will be able to get them anytime in future too. This depends on your situation or condition which fits you best.

i think i am going yo keep them for a while to see what happens

[rokieinvest]

I think BCA could be a strong crytocurrency and have their site in the coinmarker in the future

[btc_serg]

BitcoinAtom_support make a statement that everything went according to plan? Explain the situation in mining the BCA

[MasterQ]

Guys there was no premine. I know first hand because I mined from pretty much the first second the pool was open and can tell you that any old regular joe was able to mine and still is.

Read what I posted. There was no premine just problem with difficulty adjustment that allows 900,000+ coins to be mined in the first 24 hours.

Yes man, I get that, but whats important is who mined those 900,000 see?

Instead of the hands of one (Satoshi) or solely a dev team. The coins were mined by regular people like us including the dev team all at once. They did as they promised with no premine. It was an open landrun free for all mine. Bro get what I'm saying. YOU could have even mined part of them. Whats most important is what people decide to do with them. Its not absolutely doomed to fail and dump. If there is a concensus to hold and let the project flourish (there is) then the mined coins won't enter the market right away and kill the coin.

I understand your point but it's worse than if Satoshi had them or the devs because now everyone is going to run for the exit. These forked coins only get a very small percentage claimed, I would bet less than a million. Now with this mine of 1 million coins the market is going to be flooded. Plus it wasn't a fair mine, there was 1 pool, no one else could fully sync wallets and no announcement of when the code will be released (which they said they would give us)

Also don't be fooled by this projects potential. The devs have shown their incompetence with this flaw and delays from not coding/testing before the fork date. I don't know why you think people wont dump this like every other fork. If you like this project then you should be very mad at this and demanding the coins removed/reset but I guess you mined some of them and are thinking to yourself "Wow I can sell each of these for $20!" well you can't. Once any exchange allows deposits the price is going to $0.0x. Yobit has less than 2 BTC on the buy wall so whoever deposits their mined coins first can claim that 2 BTC.

[bucayboyne]

what is their official wallet?

[fatjoey]

Guys there was no premine. I know first hand because I mined from pretty much the first second the pool was open and can tell you that any old regular joe was able to mine and still is.

Read what I posted. There was no premine just problem with difficulty adjustment that allows 900,000+ coins to be mined in the first 24 hours.

Yes man, I get that, but whats important is who mined those 900,000 see?

Instead of the hands of one (Satoshi) or solely a dev team. The coins were mined by regular people like us including the dev team all at once. They did as they promised with no premine. It was an open landrun free for all mine. Bro get what I'm saying. YOU could have even mined part of them. Whats most important is what people decide to do with them. Its not absolutely doomed to fail and dump. If there is a concensus to hold and let the project flourish (there is) then the mined coins won't enter the market right away and kill the coin.

this is not problem at all, I can confirm the mining was done by public, including me. Devs delivered as they promised and if they launch atomic swaps in march as they're saying, this shit will get serious. It's funny looking how people compare this to other forks, it's not the same thing as other forks don't have anything to offer...

[MasterQ]

Guys there was no premine. I know first hand because I mined from pretty much the first second the pool was open and can tell you that any old regular joe was able to mine and still is.

Read what I posted. There was no premine just problem with difficulty adjustment that allows 900,000+ coins to be mined in the first 24 hours.

Yes man, I get that, but whats important is who mined those 900,000 see?

Instead of the hands of one (Satoshi) or solely a dev team. The coins were mined by regular people like us including the dev team all at once. They did as they promised with no premine. It was an open landrun free for all mine. Bro get what I'm saying. YOU could have even mined part of them. Whats most important is what people decide to do with them. Its not absolutely doomed to fail and dump. If there is a concensus to hold and let the project flourish (there is) then the mined coins won't enter the market right away and kill the coin.

this is not problem at all, I can confirm the mining was done by public, including me. Devs delivered as they promised and if they launch atomic swaps in march as they're saying, this shit will get serious. It's funny looking how people compare this to other forks, it's not the same thing as other forks don't have anything to offer...

Really, what has this fork got to offer? IMO they have proven they are not capable of providing what they stated. Lots of these forks say they are going to do xyz but do fuck all.

1,000,000 coins being mined is not a problem? you guys are dumb or filled with greed.

[cgaetn]

Guys there was no premine. I know first hand because I mined from pretty much the first second the pool was open and can tell you that any old regular joe was able to mine and still is.

Read what I posted. There was no premine just problem with difficulty adjustment that allows 900,000+ coins to be mined in the first 24 hours.

Yes man, I get that, but whats important is who mined those 900,000 see?

Instead of the hands of one (Satoshi) or solely a dev team. The coins were mined by regular people like us including the dev team all at once. They did as they promised with no premine. It was an open landrun free for all mine. Bro get what I'm saying. YOU could have even mined part of them. Whats most important is what people decide to do with them. Its not absolutely doomed to fail and dump. If there is a concensus to hold and let the project flourish (there is) then the mined coins won't enter the market right away and kill the coin.

this is not problem at all, I can confirm the mining was done by public, including me. Devs delivered as they promised and if they launch atomic swaps in march as they're saying, this shit will get serious. It's funny looking how people compare this to other forks, it's not the same thing as other forks don't have anything to offer...

Really, what has this fork got to offer? IMO they have proven they are not capable of providing what they stated. Lots of these forks say they are going to do xyz but do fuck all.

1,000,000 coins being mined is not a problem? you guys are dumb or filled with greed.

On the pool, there were approximately 350K coins mined in the first 24 hours and now the difficulty has increased as it should. But yes, in first 24 hours there were close to 1M coins mined overall. Since there was only one pool, and it mined 350K coins, the rest of the coins were mined alongside the public, by the official devs which was confirmed on Telegram. And they did it alongside the public because they promised no pre mine. And the approximately 650K coins are now held by the official devs. And they are not going to dump it anytime soon. It is for the development and future costs of the project.
So IMO, when any one of the exchanges lists BCA and dep/wd open, the public might dump(on telegram the people who mined the most coins are saying that they won't sell cheap, so am guessing there won't be a huge dump) but it won't drop below $10 in my opinion and will rise up once big exchanges list and also there is Atomic Swaps coming in March-April. I see a huge potential in this project if the team fulfills their goals in the road map!

[Biomech]

I think this was handled poorly from the beginning, or at least from the fork. The diff readjustment failing makes it even worse.

However, if the dev team does indeed hold the remainder of the coins above 350k, and the chain is working correctly NOW, then as long as they are merely incompetent or screwed up, then it will probably work out over time.

That being said, if I were in charge of the team, I'd restart it from the fork. All that would be lost is some time, and then all would be well.

My thought so far is that the dev team bit off more than they could chew, and rather than change their timeline, they tried to bull forward. Understandable, but frankly, embarrassment is not a sufficient reason to half ass things.

I would, personally, be perfectly fine with and supportive of an abort and restart.

[mindrust]

Credit goes to DCR, VTC, LTC, PPC, NVC, EMC and BCA dev teams.

A bitcoin fork gives no credit to the bitcoin devs? w e w l a d.

I also don't care if it was premined or not. Just make sure that it has some value before i dump them.

[el_rlee]

Can somebody point me to a wallet?

[bitcoinman93]

Can somebody point me to a wallet?

You can find nodes at https://github.com/bitcoin-atom/bitcoin-atom/releases but it's not gui version yet. Coinomi are integrating bitcoin atom wallet with upcoming release as I have been told and electrum wallet is also coming from bca pool partners. In few days we should be good on wallet part

[superbtc4376]

Can somebody point me to a wallet?

The wallet is in development. Not long. Stay more up to date in the Telegram group. They have the prototype that needs to be approved by Electrum developers I think. That's last I read.

[bucayboyne]

Can somebody point me to a wallet?

I read they have got their own wallet and some more like partners

[superbtc4376]

Can somebody point me to a wallet?

I read they have got their own wallet and some more like partners

i spoke to the programmers. Coinomi hasn't come out yet. Go to Telegram. Most up to date.

[Biomech]

source is up. Compile your own wallet. It's not terribly difficult if you're using 'nix. Everything is terribly difficult in Windows