[ANN] MemoryCoin | CPU Coin | Paid Dev Team | Limited Supply [MMC]

[FreeTrade]

This thread is outdated - more up to date information here -
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=598187

MemoryCoin (MMC)



MemoryCoin Manifesto
http://memorycoin.org/manifesto/

We're Hiring
http://memorycoin.org/board/

Windows Binary (Wallet/Miner)
v0.8.581 - MSI
http://www.memorycoin.org/downloads/memorycoin.msi

v0.8.581 - ZIP
http://www.memorycoin.org/downloads/memorycoin.zip

Proof of Work
The Proof of Work is a modified Momentum based algorithm. It has a small SHA512 component, and a large AES component - chips with AES-NI instruction sets will fare *much* better. Each hash requires 1GB of Memory to perform and encrypts 50GB of data. By contrast, the verification only requires 128K and less than one 10th of a second.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=355532.msg3945848#msg3945848
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AES_instruction_set#Supporting_CPUs

CPU Mining
The miner included with MemoryCoin-qt will take advantage of AES-NI instruction sets with the latest YAM miner.
Note - you might need to enable AES-NI in your BIOS - some manufacturers ship with it disabled.
Mining rate will be proportional to your CPU's AES encryption ability - here's a good chart -
http://uk.hardware.info/reviews/4461/29/amd-a10-6800k--a10-6700-cpu-review-richland-tested-benchmarks-igpu-truecrypt-71-aes-+-aes-ni
Comparison of CPU's https://bitsharestalk.org/index.php?topic=1498.0
http://agran.net/memorycoin2_calc.html


CPU Mining Pools
http://mmcpool.com/
http://dwarfpool.com/
http://mmc.gpools.com/

GPU Mining Pools
http://mmc.1gh.com/

Mining Pool Wiki
http://www.mmcwiki.com/

Voting
How does Voting Work? - http://memorycoin.org/how-to-vote/
The blockchain is Looking to hire - http://memorycoin.org/board/
Votes - http://mmcvotes.com/

Parameters
POW Hash: Momentum (64K XOR AES-CBC x 50) with SHA512 Generation
Block target: 6 minutes
Port: 1968
Codebase: ProtoShares 0.8.6 (Bitcoin 0.8.5)
Block reward: 280 MMC, 5% reduction every 1680 blocks
Total Coins: 10 Million coins in the first 2 years, 2% inflation thereafter
Difficulty Retargeting: Every block with the Kimoto 'Gravity Well'

MemoryCoin Beta
~6.2% – Balances from the MemoryCoin Beta as at block 8820 were transferred into the new blockchain at Block 1. You can import your MemoryCoin Beta balance by copying your wallet into place after installing the new MemoryCoin QT client.

Premine
~1.12% – ProtoShares Holders
ProtoShares owners as at Block 32000 received a distribution at a rate of 1 MMC for each 10PTS. With around 1 Million PTS issued, about 112,000MMC were distributed in this way and PTS owners will cumulatively have a 1% stake in MemoryCoin at launch. You can import your balance by using your ProtoShares wallet with MemoryCoin. It is recommend that you transfer your balance to a fresh MemoryCoin wallet after import.


Source
Based on the ProtoShares code base, which is based on Bitcoin 0.8.5
https://github.com/memorycoin/memorycoin

Block Explorer
http://www.mmc-chain.com/?engine=blockexplorer
http://www.chainbrowser.com/memorycoin/

Charts
http://s4l1h.github.io/mmc/

Exchanges
BTC - http://bter.com/trade/mmc_btc
CNY - http://bter.com/trade/mmc_cny
Gold - http://www.coaex.com/

Nodes
http://www.mmc-chain.com/?engine=nodeexplorer

Websites
http://www.memorycoin.org/
http://memorycoin.info/

Forum
https://bitsharestalk.org/index.php?board=35.0

Online Wallet
https://www.mmc-wallet.com/

Faucet
http://mmcfaucet.com/

Gambling
http://memorycoinvoting.com/dice/

Trolling posts will be deleted - please take off-topic or inflammatory discussions to another thread. No buying/selling posts on this thread please.

[ChekaZ]

So its a CPU-Coin?

[Anduck]

So its a CPU-Coin?

Apparently.

[testz]

Nodes:
addnode=180.183.156.250:1968
addnode=76.24.94.154:1968
addnode=62.43.2.239:1968
addnode=82.52.177.81:1968
addnode=84.249.109.128:1968
addnode=78.239.107.25:49568
addnode=90.231.187.171:50251
addnode=70.112.30.253:26959
addnode=74.88.177.35:16511
addnode=54.200.207.220:49260
addnode=193.92.140.209:51570
addnode=95.89.105.134:1968
addnode=79.3.168.143:1968
addnode=91.157.155.98:1968
addnode=78.239.107.25:1968
addnode=87.49.126.92:1968
addnode=94.122.229.201:1968
addnode=94.3.149.107:1968

[Adamlm]

Will there be a bonus for current protoshares owners? I read about it somewhere but don't remember details.

[icelas]

i wanna mine

[aleksand]

What unique in this coin?

[testz]

What unique in this coin?

Its depends from what you are looking, at least it's not copypasta coin.

[wakasaki808]

Sounds cool.

[extortion]

What unique in this coin?

Its depends from what you are looking, at least it's not copypasta coin.

true. someone explain the voting system. I'm not much of a fan of the hashing algorithm, but the voting system is intriguing.

[aleksand]

What unique in this coin?

Its depends from what you are looking, at least it's not copypasta coin.

I'm looking for new and perspective coins. Coins that have something real. Tagcoin for instanse has a good dev team and something new. What this coin has?

[testz]

What unique in this coin?

Its depends from what you are looking, at least it's not copypasta coin.

I'm looking for new and perspective coins. Coins that have something real. Tagcoin for instanse has a good dev team and something new. What this coin has?

In this case you should look to ProtoShares/BitShares: https://bitsharestalk.org/index.php?topic=13.0
MemoryCoin 2.0 also honor ProtoShares shareholders: https://bitsharestalk.org/index.php?topic=1310.0

[btbat]

mark. sounds not bad.

[Kazahstanec]

And where it is possible to download a purse for production?

[alexrossi]

mmm... interested 

[innovation]

I'll be updating this post with full details of MemoryCoin 2.0 over the next day for the launch.

The initial blocks will contain small block rewards, gradually increasing to a full block reward over the course of 48 hours - so you won't have any large advantage from starting at exactly the right moment - don't panic over the first few blocks.

Proof of Work
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PoW is a modified Momentum based algorithm. It has a small SHA512 component, and a large AES component - chips with AES-NI instruction sets will fare *much* better -

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=355532.msg3945848#msg3945848
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AES_instruction_set#Supporting_CPUs

The miner included with the MemoryCoin-qt will take advantage of AES-NI instruction sets.
Note - you might need to enable AES-NI in your BIOS - some manufacturers ship with it disabled.

Voting
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The blockchain is Looking to hire
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=369487.0

Parameters
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Approximately 10 Million coins in the first 2 years, distribution favours early adopters
2% inflation per year after the first 2 years
5% Block reduction per week
6 Minute blocks
Difficulty adjustment every block, based on the previous 12 blocks

Codebase
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Based on the ProtoShares code base, which is based on Bitcoin 0.8.5

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[Kartoff]

Nice and interesting  

Did i5 3470 has AES-NI ?

[Sharky444]

Good work Freetrade. This should be the most GPU resistant coin on the market. Someday a GPU miner will probably appear, but it's more difficult to develop in comparison to Primecoin or Quarkcoin.

p.s.

Freetrade, I hope you did read my reply to your PM in time.

[Kazahstanec]

To the developer: the request to lay out at once not only code source codes, but also the compiled versions under Windows. it will be dishonest in relation to ordinary users

[super3]

Hey Freetrade. I'll put together a quick website if I have time. Going full steam on Invictus stuff right now though.

Here is a guide for mining MemoryCoin 2.0
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=372233.0