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You would crash the price if you cannot look for a buyer off-exchange.
Off-exchange trades is my domain.
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tangtang800
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April 13, 2018, 10:03:31 AM |
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The volume of transactions is far from enough. I have not seen the valuable updates of projects, and need more attention.
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lncm
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April 13, 2018, 08:02:37 PM |
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When will POW be updated to Aeon V7?
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April 13, 2018, 08:40:49 PM Last edit: April 14, 2018, 07:27:54 AM by SparkIt |
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Hi! I studied the formula of calculation the Block reward: (M−A) / (218) / (1012) where M = 264 −1 and A = supply mined to date.[3]Input data:Total Supply (2 64 −1): 18 446 744 Block time: 240 seconds Blocks per day: 360 So.. I calculated the data in Excel and that's what we have: Sort by Block reward:Date | | Mined supply | Remaining supply | Block reward | Today | | 15 708 136 | 2 738 608 | 10,4 | 14.05.2018 | | 15 822 354 | 2 624 390 | 10,0 | 30.07.2018 | | 16 085 869 | 2 360 876 | 9,0 | 24.10.2018 | | 16 349 030 | 2 097 714 | 8,0 | 29.01.2019 | | 16 610 821 | 1 835 923 | 7,0 | 21.05.2019 | | 16 872 723 | 1 574 021 | 6,0 | 01.10.2019 | | 17 135 653 | 1 311 092 | 5,0 | 11.03.2020 | | 17 397 328 | 1 049 416 | 4,0 | 07.10.2020 | | 17 660 396 | 786 348 | 3,0 | 29.07.2021 | | 17 922 477 | 524 267 | 2,0 | 15.12.2022 | | 18 184 471 | 262 273 | 1,0 | Sort by Mined supply:Date | | Mined supply | Remaining supply | Block reward | 05.07.2018 | | 16 003 349 | 2 443 395 | 9,3 | 18.12.2018 | | 16 501 737 | 1 945 007 | 7,4 | 22.07.2019 | | 17 001 280 | 1 445 464 | 5,5 | 25.05.2020 | | 17 500 101 | 946 643 | 3,6 | 23.11.2021 | | 18 000 344 | 446 400 | 1,7 | 01.01.2040 | | 18 446 694 | 50 | 0,0001** |
* Table with calculations here. The table is large, therefore need to wait for load all data. Perhaps in the table there are deviations from the fact, but in theory everything should be right. Graphs of statistics  I think everything is clearly visible. The formula contains a significant reduction of AEON emission in the future. 26.08.2023 99% of all AEON will be released. After that moment the reward will be negligible and will continue to decrease endlessly.**Comment of @smooth "There is a minimum that will be reached and then it won't decline any more (though since it is a fixed amount, it will become a smaller and smaller percentage over time).
So the fixed amount will be 0.3 per minute, but with 4 minute blocks that ends up being 1.2 AEON per block."
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April 14, 2018, 01:01:00 AM |
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After that moment the reward will be negligible and will continue to decrease endlessly.
There is a minimum that will be reached and then it won't decline any more (though since it is a fixed amount, it will become a smaller and smaller percentage over time). This has been discussed numerous times and we eventually decided on keeping the same emission rate as Monero, as it has been since the beginning. So the fixed amount will be 0.3 per minute, but with 4 minute blocks that ends up being 1.2 AEON per block.
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bbc.reporter
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April 15, 2018, 02:02:28 AM |
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You would crash the price if you cannot look for a buyer off-exchange.
Off-exchange trades is my domain. That would be hard for a cryptocoin like Aeon, don't you think? What if market prices crash to 5k satoshis? It would clearly be too hard to sell 100k Aeons if want to, both on and off-exchange. But what do you know that you would be willing to hold that much Aeons? Care to share your insider information hehehe?
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April 17, 2018, 06:37:13 PM |
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any info for a windows gui? (not the current cli) was it in project or not?
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April 17, 2018, 11:01:51 PM |
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Am I missing something?
How can ASIC miners move from Monero or ETN to Aeon? They are on 2 different algorithms.
The clue is in the name... Application Specific
Cryptonight light is not cryptonight
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Elder III
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April 17, 2018, 11:29:01 PM |
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Am I missing something?
How can ASIC miners move from Monero or ETN to Aeon? They are on 2 different algorithms.
The clue is in the name... Application Specific
Cryptonight light is not cryptonight
Because the new ASICS for Cryptonight can also mine Cryptonight Lite - it says so right on their manufacturer's website and has been tested by many buyers all over the internet if you want to check the veracity of the statement.
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bbc.reporter
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April 18, 2018, 01:51:38 AM |
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Does anyone have some updates on Aeon's ASIC resisting hardfork?
Also, in what cryptcoins did the Monero ASICs transfer to? We can see that there is no substantial increase in Aeon's hashrate. We are only on 37MH/s, which is still low considering the amount of ASICs in the wild.
Maybe the ASIC miners don't see it lucrative to mine Aeon because of the low volume in Bittrex hehehe. They would lose hehe.
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April 18, 2018, 04:59:01 AM |
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Am I missing something?
How can ASIC miners move from Monero or ETN to Aeon? They are on 2 different algorithms.
The clue is in the name... Application Specific
Cryptonight light is not cryptonight
Because the new ASICS for Cryptonight can also mine Cryptonight Lite - it says so right Am I missing something?
How can ASIC miners move from Monero or ETN to Aeon? They are on 2 different algorithms.
The clue is in the name... Application Specific
Cryptonight light is not cryptonight
Because the new ASICS for Cryptonight can also mine Cryptonight Lite - it says so right on their manufacturer's website and has been tested by many buyers all over the internet if you want to check the veracity of the statement. Those machines at FPGA not ASIC and only Baikal offer these. The ones being sold by Bitmain, Innosilicon and Dragon mint are ASICS. There's a difference.
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April 18, 2018, 05:13:08 AM |
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That's because they don't work on Aeon! Only the FPGAs sold by Baikal and Pinidea. Bitmain, Hualong (Dragon mint) and Innosilicons CANNOT mine cryptonight light! Does anyone have some updates on Aeon's ASIC resisting hardfork?
Also, in what cryptcoins did the Monero ASICs transfer to? We can see that there is no substantial increase in Aeon's hashrate. We are only on 37MH/s, which is still low considering the amount of ASICs in the wild.
Maybe the ASIC miners don't see it lucrative to mine Aeon because of the low volume in Bittrex hehehe. They would lose hehe.
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April 18, 2018, 05:03:23 PM |
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Well, network hashrate DOUBLED in a week.
Of course ASIC's are mining.
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April 18, 2018, 06:17:55 PM |
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There are no cryptonight light ASICS. Please educate yourself on the difference. If ASICS were mining Aeon it would be 200mhs by now
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lncm
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April 18, 2018, 07:45:52 PM |
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There are no cryptonight light ASICS. Please educate yourself on the difference. If ASICS were mining Aeon it would be 200mhs by now
Yes there is. Baikal Giant-N is one of them, maybe others mining secretly. Network hashrate was 22 Mh/s some days ago, now it is 47 Mh/s. Sure, 25 Mh/s in a couple of days, all CPU and GPU's, I presume. Intense coin blockchain suffered a 51% attack because devs neglected to update POW shortly after monero. After that, Aeon network hashrate doubled. Maybe Aeon devs want to suffer next 51% attack... Just kill ASIC mining with Aeon7 POW.
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April 18, 2018, 08:07:02 PM |
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That's because they don't work on Aeon! Only the FPGAs sold by Baikal and Pinidea. Bitmain, Hualong (Dragon mint) and Innosilicons CANNOT mine cryptonight light! Does anyone have some updates on Aeon's ASIC resisting hardfork?
Also, in what cryptcoins did the Monero ASICs transfer to? We can see that there is no substantial increase in Aeon's hashrate. We are only on 37MH/s, which is still low considering the amount of ASICs in the wild.
Maybe the ASIC miners don't see it lucrative to mine Aeon because of the low volume in Bittrex hehehe. They would lose hehe.
It seems that as of yesterday, they do: https://www.cryptunit.com/coin/AEONyesterday the hashrate was 26MH/s, and today it shot up to 48MH/s: https://chainradar.com/aeon/blocks
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April 18, 2018, 08:14:08 PM |
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Of course.
And as I said, this happened after the attack to Intense Coin that led to its mining shutdown.
Pay attention, devs.
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April 18, 2018, 08:43:06 PM |
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They aren't ASICS! They are FPGA's!
There's a BIG difference. There are no ASIC's that mine Aeon.
I give up.
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lncm
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April 18, 2018, 09:06:29 PM |
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They aren't ASICS! They are FPGA's!
There's a BIG difference. There are no ASIC's that mine Aeon.
I give up.
So they mine Aeon @ 40 Kh/s @ 60W, but the important thing is to accurately name the technology inside them. You must be a fun guy at parties.
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April 18, 2018, 09:46:45 PM |
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They aren't ASICS! They are FPGA's!
There's a BIG difference. There are no ASIC's that mine Aeon.
I give up.
So they mine Aeon @ 40 Kh/s @ 60W, but the important thing is to accurately name the technology inside them. You must be a fun guy at parties. The difference is that FPGAs are reprogrammable, so in theory for a minor change to the PoW the firmware or whatever could be updated and they'd be back mining again. I'm not sure if Baikal miners are able to do this, but there is a very real and important distinction.
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