[ANN] Rethereum - The ethereum restart project. [PoW] [Blake3]

[MMOStars]

Our miner is open source on our github since day 1, even posted in this thread.

And by your post history you post on every announcement saying that it is a scam.

Stop being a FUD mongerer.

It is a scam and people can go to any explorer and see your scam in action.

How do you call a POW project that has 99% of supply controlled by 10 wallets? Exactly a pure scam.

[DrWhat]

We have released a JS implimentation of our algorithm.

If there are any pools that are interested into adding our algo and your backend is Javascript, you can use our library here: https://www.npmjs.com/package/ethash-b3js

If you need any help contact us on discord.
https://discord.gg/xCB4AJDEFb

[wam_fr]

It is a scam and people can go to any explorer and see your scam in action.

How do you call a POW project that has 99% of supply controlled by 10 wallets? Exactly a pure scam.

Not a scam,
but there is an a**hole that coded a private gpu miner, and mined during days getting all the blocks during this period.
We asked him to lower his hashpower to let other cpu miner participate while we are waiting for an official GPU miner, but he didnt want ...

The result is than he own most of the rewards now ...
I have no word to qualify this a**holistic attitude, but do not blame the founders, or qualify their project as a scam. It's not their fault.

official GPU miner is incoming, and situation is going to normalize soon.

[andrewkat]

If thats  the case then reset the chain and start over when everything is ready.  You will do that if you want a fair start and you will also prove that this is not a scam coin. I say that because the miner that mined all the coins could be you.

[wam_fr]

If thats  the case then reset the chain and start over when everything is ready.  You will do that if you want a fair start and you will also prove that this is not a scam coin. I say that because the miner that mined all the coins could be you.

restart the chain was already proposed (by myself) to the admins, check the discord.
But admins want to let the things go, bc restart means death of the project,
Gpu-miner will be released very soon. And coin distribution will be back to normal in a couple of weeks.

The miner is a well known A**hole in the crypto community, I wont tell more about him, dyor.

[MMOStars]

It's dead, seeing what the dev is of this project this is a big fat 0. And people buying the coins are getting scammed thinking this is the next thing when all they are just exit liquidity.

[DrWhat]

We have released our C and Go libraries for Ethash-B3.

This should allow the majority of pools to add our algo to their mining pool.

You can find the library here: https://github.com/Rethereum-blockchain/ethashb3

[d5000]

Was there any explicit genesis block premine, like in the original ETH?

I'm observing Ethereum clones to know if there are any really decentralized ones (there was Ellaism before, but it seems dead or delisted everywhere). If there was "only" an instamine (like some claim in this thread), it's nevertheless an improvement over Ethereum's "straight premine"/ICO, because at least the instaminers had to provide some electric power.

(I just happened to stumble upon this thread, and as I'm creating a list of decentralized altcoins, it may be interesting. If someone knows other ETH clones without premine -- you can answer in this thread or even send a PM if you like ).

[MMOStars]

Was there any explicit genesis block premine, like in the original ETH?

I'm observing Ethereum clones to know if there are any really decentralized ones (there was Ellaism before, but it seems dead or delisted everywhere). If there was "only" an instamine (like some claim in this thread), it's nevertheless an improvement over Ethereum's "straight premine"/ICO, because at least the instaminers had to provide some electric power.

(I just happened to stumble upon this thread, and as I'm creating a list of decentralized altcoins, it may be interesting. If someone knows other ETH clones without premine -- you can answer in this thread or even send a PM if you like ).

This has no decentralization at all, everyone bailed the ship on 2nd/first day, the explorer has that data.

[DrWhat]

Was there any explicit genesis block premine, like in the original ETH?

I'm observing Ethereum clones to know if there are any really decentralized ones (there was Ellaism before, but it seems dead or delisted everywhere). If there was "only" an instamine (like some claim in this thread), it's nevertheless an improvement over Ethereum's "straight premine"/ICO, because at least the instaminers had to provide some electric power.

(I just happened to stumble upon this thread, and as I'm creating a list of decentralized altcoins, it may be interesting. If someone knows other ETH clones without premine -- you can answer in this thread or even send a PM if you like ).

Theres no premine, other then the first few blocks at the start when people still starting their nodes.

Centrlization is an issue ATM, there a few whale miners and we are trying to get pools to add the coin.

[d5000]

Theres no premine, other then the first few blocks at the start when people still starting their nodes.

Centrlization is an issue ATM, there a few whale miners and we are trying to get pools to add the coin.

Thanks. I'm still considering it, but will observe if centralization issues improve, and if it gets added to any exchange.

This has no decentralization at all, everyone bailed the ship on 2nd/first day, the explorer has that data.

There have been much worse instamines in coins which today are considered decentralized, like Monero, Dash or even Litecoin. As the coin is only 15 days old or so, even if now 90% are owned by team members (of course I don't know who the GPU miner is, but experience tells it's someone from the team ) distribution can become still better than these. If it's nobody from the team, then they took the work to code the GPU client, which can be done by everybody with programming skills as long as the algorithm of the coin is open source (and it seems so -- if it has closed source elements then you're right and the coin has serious centralization issues.)