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April 24, 2014, 04:45:00 PM
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It appears to be a bot on Cryptsy that automatically places smallish orders on both the sell and buy sides.  If you put up a big buy or sell wall, it will almost always put up an order 1sat in front of it.  If you sell or buy into its orders, it moves the orders on the opposite market side closer.

Looks like we lost our 3500 buy order.  My orders all got eaten too.

If we don't establish a solid price base as a group soon, this coin is going to lose most of its hashrate.

At 3000sat, that's a pretty small market cap.  There must be enough people that believe in the potential of nscrypt and specifically EXEcoin that we can stabilize the market value.  If sellers (miners and holders) see a large enough buy wall, they are much more likely place higher sell orders instead of selling into the buy orders.
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April 24, 2014, 05:26:15 PM
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It appears to be a bot on Cryptsy that automatically places smallish orders on both the sell and buy sides.  If you put up a big buy or sell wall, it will almost always put up an order 1sat in front of it.  If you sell or buy into its orders, it moves the orders on the opposite market side closer.

Looks like we lost our 3500 buy order.  My orders all got eaten too.

If we don't establish a solid price base as a group soon, this coin is going to lose most of its hashrate.

At 3000sat, that's a pretty small market cap.  There must be enough people that believe in the potential of nscrypt and specifically EXEcoin that we can stabilize the market value.  If sellers (miners and holders) see a large enough buy wall, they are much more likely place higher sell orders instead of selling into the buy orders.


this bot has been pushing a price down and what i think it's happening is someone is aquiring huge amounts of exe, there is people watching these forums chatrooms and all, exe community is small but loud and i after all these crazy color coins and whatever is pumped today, once all that is over there will be time to pump and exploit a good and fair coin like exe (i really hope it won't cause pumps are dangerous and can kill a coin but my opinion someone is pushing price down and stacking up preparing for something big.I wish we had an explorer with rich list so i can check the history of fat wallets and their patterns to confirm it) also once people get sick of scams i hope they will turn to good and fair coins. i'm a huge supporter of exe since day 1 but a slow single card miner but i have been buying as much as i can , yesterday i got around  3k at 3650.

keep up the good work everyone

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April 24, 2014, 10:47:20 PM
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Finally, I got paid so that I can participate in the adding to the buy wall.

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April 24, 2014, 11:27:59 PM
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I cant say that I see your attitude people as a good sign. How you all are so concerned with the market price. Execoin in not a barrel of petrol. It is supposed to be primarily a payment system!
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April 24, 2014, 11:40:45 PM
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I cant say that I see your attitude people as a good sign. How you all are so concerned with the market price. Execoin in not a barrel of petrol. It is supposed to be primarily a payment system!
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Value stability is extremely important to a transaction medium.  Current value also correlates very closely with network hashrate and therefore network security.  If value continues to fall, vertcoin will end up the nscrypt crown holder, and exe will be left with with little to no hashrate (and therefore no network security, and therefore next to 0 utility).

And besides, cryptocoins have vastly more similarity to comodities then currencies.

We are talking about trying to stabilize value, because at this point it is crucial for network longevity.
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April 25, 2014, 01:02:07 AM
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I think the block reward of 50 is a bit too high for EXE, maybe it's time for developers/community to rethink this?

We're thinking to reduce the reward, details will be provided soon! Also, we're thinking to add some more technologies to EXE that will increase its value.
Any news?

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April 25, 2014, 02:37:20 AM
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Proposed alterations in Execoin

Execoin suffers from overproduction of the coins, our community already noticed that 50 EXE reward for 45 seconds blocks is a way too many. In addition, abrupt block halving is not good for a well-established coin. So we propose to make some changes while the coin is young to make it more smooth and to support its value. We think that Execoin needs dramatic block decrease and we are thinking about lowering it up to 10 EXE per block. In addition, to prevent abrupt block halvings in the future we are going to implement eventual decreases of block rewards by 1 percent every month. Proposed changes will require a hard fork, so we will benefit from it and incorporate new version of the KGW with Time Warp vulnerability fixed.

We would like to listen an opinion of our community, what do you think?


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April 25, 2014, 02:49:42 AM
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Decreases of block rewards by 1 percent every month?How long lowering it up to 10 EXE per block?

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April 25, 2014, 03:07:07 AM
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Let the market decide, is not up to you to say if there are "too many coins"

Mind you i'm holding lots of exe and it would benefit me if rewards drop but i believe this is not the way to go.


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April 25, 2014, 03:07:32 AM
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Proposed alterations in Execoin

Execoin suffers from overproduction of the coins, our community already noticed that 50 EXE reward for 45 seconds blocks is a way too many. In addition, abrupt block halving is not good for a well-established coin. So we propose to make some changes while the coin is young to make it more smooth and to support its value. We think that Execoin needs dramatic block decrease and we are thinking about lowering it up to 10 EXE per block. In addition, to prevent abrupt block halvings in the future we are going to implement eventual decreases of block rewards by 1 percent every month. Proposed changes will require a hard fork, so we will benefit from it and incorporate new version of the KGW with Time Warp vulnerability fixed.

We would like to listen an opinion of our community, what do you think?




Are you proposing instantly switching to 10 EXE a block and then decreasing by 1% per month?  I think that might be a bit abrupt personally, but the 1% per month is a neat idea that I believe is new?  The network might also benefit some more if at least some of this decrease in payout was used to extend the block subsidy farther into the future.

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April 25, 2014, 03:08:58 AM
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I should also mention that if we do a hard fork we may want to leave a good size window so that we don't run into any issues like the ones flappycoin just had...

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April 25, 2014, 03:42:07 AM
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Execoin suffers from overproduction of the coins, our community already noticed that 50 EXE reward for 45 seconds blocks is a way too many. In addition, abrupt block halving is not good for a well-established coin. So we propose to make some changes while the coin is young to make it more smooth and to support its value. We think that Execoin needs dramatic block decrease and we are thinking about lowering it up to 10 EXE per block. In addition, to prevent abrupt block halvings in the future we are going to implement eventual decreases of block rewards by 1 percent every month. Proposed changes will require a hard fork, so we will benefit from it and incorporate new version of the KGW with Time Warp vulnerability fixed.

We would like to listen an opinion of our community, what do you think?
20 or 10EXE per block sounds like a good call to me, and gradual block decrease seems like it might work well.

I would say go forward with a hardfork, just push it at least 1 week away so everyone has time to upgrade.
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April 25, 2014, 03:59:46 AM
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Decreases of block rewards by 1 percent every month?How long lowering it up to 10 EXE per block?

The idea is the reward will be lowered to 10EXE per block _immediately after the hardfork_ and then slowly decreased even more by 1% per month.
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April 25, 2014, 04:10:37 AM
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Proposed alterations in Execoin

Execoin suffers from overproduction of the coins, our community already noticed that 50 EXE reward for 45 seconds blocks is a way too many. In addition, abrupt block halving is not good for a well-established coin. So we propose to make some changes while the coin is young to make it more smooth and to support its value. We think that Execoin needs dramatic block decrease and we are thinking about lowering it up to 10 EXE per block. In addition, to prevent abrupt block halvings in the future we are going to implement eventual decreases of block rewards by 1 percent every month. Proposed changes will require a hard fork, so we will benefit from it and incorporate new version of the KGW with Time Warp vulnerability fixed.

We would like to listen an opinion of our community, what do you think?





Big decision, i don't know much but what i think is , with all the craze today we are being neglected and coin is dying as it is, sure change can kill it too but since it's already dying we got nothing to lose and it shows developers effort to try to save this great coin so,

i approve the changes for what is worth.

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April 25, 2014, 05:54:51 AM
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Decreases of block rewards by 1 percent every month?How long lowering it up to 10 EXE per block?

The idea is the reward will be lowered to 10EXE per block _immediately after the hardfork_ and then slowly decreased even more by 1% per month.
OK,i agree!

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April 25, 2014, 07:26:32 AM
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We would like to listen an opinion of our community, what do you think?

As I'd previously replied, I strongly feel reducing the mining reward will ultimately kill this coin.  Looking at Coinwarz the last few days, all of the older Scrypt-N coins have seen their hashrates drop.  My guess is that it's a combination of miners pointing their rigs at Caishen or going back to regular Scrypt coins, which have recently become more profitable to mine for whatever reason.

Execoin is just a bit ahead of its time.  We're still in the relative calm before the the Scrypt ASIC storm.  It's somewhat unreasonable to expect this coin to start catching on until ASICs really start out muscling the GPU miners in a major way.

The best thing for Execoin is to continue to promote it as a coin you want to mine and hold for the future.  There's nothing wrong with granting the miners who place their faith in this coin with a large reward.  To paraphrase the airlines, "We know you have a choice of coins to mine and we're glad you chose Execoin."  Plus, coins with large mining rewards seem to be among the most profitable - take Dogecoin as an extreme example.

Reducing the mining reward will likely send Execoin down the same path of another low reward Scrypt-N coin - Rotocoin.  Low hashrate, low exchange volume and a plummeting value...  And that's how a coin dies.
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April 25, 2014, 08:13:07 AM
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I agree with powertcntrl.
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April 25, 2014, 08:22:09 AM
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As I'd previously replied, I strongly feel reducing the mining reward will ultimately kill this coin.  Looking at Coinwarz the last few days, all of the older Scrypt-N coins have seen their hashrates drop.  My guess is that it's a combination of miners pointing their rigs at Caishen or going back to regular Scrypt coins, which have recently become more profitable to mine for whatever reason.

Execoin is just a bit ahead of its time.  We're still in the relative calm before the the Scrypt ASIC storm.  It's somewhat unreasonable to expect this coin to start catching on until ASICs really start out muscling the GPU miners in a major way.

The best thing for Execoin is to continue to promote it as a coin you want to mine and hold for the future.  There's nothing wrong with granting the miners who place their faith in this coin with a large reward.  To paraphrase the airlines, "We know you have a choice of coins to mine and we're glad you chose Execoin."  Plus, coins with large mining rewards seem to be among the most profitable - take Dogecoin as an extreme example.

Reducing the mining reward will likely send Execoin down the same path of another low reward Scrypt-N coin - Rotocoin.  Low hashrate, low exchange volume and a plummeting value...  And that's how a coin dies.

EXE also low hashrate, low exchange volume and a plummeting value now!
Big decision, i don't know much but what i think is , with all the craze today we are being neglected and coin is dying as it is, sure change can kill it too but since it's already dying we got nothing to lose and it shows developers effort to try to save this great coin so,

i approve the changes for what is worth.
EXE must make a change!

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April 25, 2014, 10:01:21 AM
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I think devs may consider modify wallet UI for some change ( in next edition when hard fork), or add some function like difficult history chat etc (just an example), if we have a cool UI, maybe it can attract more people.
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April 25, 2014, 10:22:41 AM
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Decreases of block rewards by 1 percent every month?How long lowering it up to 10 EXE per block?

The idea is the reward will be lowered to 10EXE per block _immediately after the hardfork_ and then slowly decreased even more by 1% per month.

Would any other parameters change, like total coins issued, total PoW timeframe or block time? Can you present a fuller picture of how your proposed changes will affect issuance?

Have you also considered the fact that sometime next year everyone will mine 50% less coins due to increase in the n-factor?
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