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[studio1one]

There isnt 4 million i think there is around 2.3/2.4 million

Funny how the exact number has not been made clear yet

not hard jesus.



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if you have a wallet you know how many coins there are.

[loges]

There isnt 4 million i think there is around 2.3/2.4 million

Funny how the exact number has not been made clear yet

Supply can be easily found within the wallet.  The question is total supply at the end of pow. If pos is already in effect than it depends on if pow is capped at block height which is likely the case. In that case total supply at the end of pow will probably be around 5 million depending on staking weight.

[smackii]

POS is already implemented, i'm already staking. But i don't know what is the block height?

[studio1one]

POS is already implemented, i'm already staking. But i don't know what is the block height?

2480

[smackii]

^ I mean when will it end?

[Aleh777]

^ I mean when will it end?

already over, quickly sell all the coins ...

[smackii]

^ I mean when will it end?

already over, quickly sell all the coins ...

I won't It'll get 1 satoshi lol

[n3rfherder]

There isnt 4 million i think there is around 2.3/2.4 million

Funny how the exact number has not been made clear yet

not hard jesus.



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if you have a wallet you know how many coins there are.

people are so fucking dumb...whining about not knowing how many coins when it takes literally 5 seconds to figure it out.

how are you all investing in cryptocurrency when you don't even know how a wallet functions?

[cyberhacker]

that is why i am wondering why btctalk is full of illiterates.

[BlockaFett]

There isnt 4 million i think there is around 2.3/2.4 million

Funny how the exact number has not been made clear yet

not hard jesus.



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if you have a wallet you know how many coins there are.

people are so fucking dumb...whining about not knowing how many coins when it takes literally 5 seconds to figure it out.

how are you all investing in cryptocurrency when you don't even know how a wallet functions?

yeh but its also a comment on the state of crypto that to find out basic coin info you have to learn console commands and if you don't you're 'dumb'.  No dev ever thought to put it on a GUI to make it easy for people to use?

[sdersdf2]

Would appreciate it if someone could briefly summarise:
1) the strengths of this coin?
2) the weaknesses of this coin?
3) promises made? kept? any FUD?

To the dev(s), what will be the key original code/feature(s) in this coin? And are you going to provide "Proof of Developer" certification from cryptoasian:
http://cryptoasian.com/

And are the devs here real developers, or copy-paste devs or middlemen, like the SYS guys?

[ayminer]

There isnt 4 million i think there is around 2.3/2.4 million

Funny how the exact number has not been made clear yet

Supply can be easily found within the wallet.  The question is total supply at the end of pow. If pos is already in effect than it depends on if pow is capped at block height which is likely the case. In that case total supply at the end of pow will probably be around 5 million depending on staking weight.

My point exactly -- nobody knows total supply for sure

[ayminer]

There isnt 4 million i think there is around 2.3/2.4 million

Funny how the exact number has not been made clear yet

not hard jesus.



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if you have a wallet you know how many coins there are.

people are so fucking dumb...whining about not knowing how many coins when it takes literally 5 seconds to figure it out.

how are you all investing in cryptocurrency when you don't even know how a wallet functions?

@n3rfherder You are the funny type. Am going to cry in a corner now that you have said I am stupid.

Anyways, Dev cleared the doubt by updating the total coins-- 12million-- in the specification. Thanks for your puerile attempt at answering the question.

[q327K091]

entered this, but network hash is approaching 50 GH/s , once again it is not spread across time (seen it before) spike then flatline ?

please be gentle and not super greedy on the community or no one will invest it will be simply too scary for the "street"

spec is phenomenal btw, exact direction which is building apps on the top of blockchain, so all good in that regard, but once again coins are landing on the edge and subsequently manipulation which is always the case when you have few with massive # of coins

exact opposite direction Mr Satoshi has envisioned and he was one smart dude

btw who does 2 Tera hashes on X13 algorithm (in a short period of time, I don't care if rented or fpga or whatever) if not for a sole purpose of market manipulation. Be careful all.

network hash rate dropped to 23 GHs (still a lot) I don't think this post was the reason though  

idea truly is to stop playing with exchanges and use coins in day to day operation or all of it is will be pure academic exercise

network hash rate has dropped by about 1/2 since I wrote these words, man with 2 Tera device has exited.. funny to watch all of this a bit.. blockchain supposed to fix problems in this world and instead created greed extent of which internet has never seen before

he went to solo mine and disappeared from the radar as network hash returned back slightly , unreal who with sane mind will invest , I am telling you no one, people will rather buy gold and they do actually

[J9901]

does anybody have good pics of the dev?

this is required for my participation.

[q327K091]

does anybody have good pics of the dev?

this is required for my participation.

how funny but also smart

[smackii]

Any other pools? I can't seem to find the other 20GH/s on total of 25GH/s in the network.

[exciter0]

Yea, P2Pewl is facing a few issues. I'll try and get it up as soon as possible.

Dev to lazy to upload source to github... I'll do it...  

Valzador, may I ask what is your involvement with the project? Dev said source will be released 1 week after launch but somehow you were able to obtain the source?

Has anyone received a reply from dev at the intellicon@mit.edu address?

Some might view my next comment as FUD but I call it due diligence...
Someone has already mentioned that dev could be using purchased @mit.edu address and I think it could very well be a possibility.
It seems, with a valid mit.edu email address, you can create any websites, including intellicon.mit.edu from sites.mit.edu.
I also find it conflicting for dev to go through the trouble of protecting his/her name with privacyprotect.org when registering intellicoin.me, yet he/she openly posts two names and emails on the first page.
These suspicions will exist unless dev(s) can prove their legitimacy.

[q327K091]

Yea, P2Pewl is facing a few issues. I'll try and get it up as soon as possible.

Dev to lazy to upload source to github... I'll do it...  

Valzador, may I ask what is your involvement with the project? Dev said source will be released 1 week after launch but somehow you were able to obtain the source?

Has anyone received a reply from dev at the intellicon@mit.edu address?

Some might view my next comment as FUD but I call it due diligence...
Someone has already mentioned that dev could be using purchased @mit.edu address and I think it could very well be a possibility.
It seems, with a valid mit.edu email address, you can create any websites, including intellicon.mit.edu from sites.mit.edu.
I also find it conflicting for dev to go through the trouble of protecting his/her name with privacyprotect.org when registering intellicoin.me, yet he/she openly posts two names and emails on the first page.
These suspicions will exist unless dev(s) can prove their legitimacy.

very very interesting... MIT is a very very serious technical school here in the US, thanks for the post, I let folks answer and exiting for now (conversation that is)

net hash dropped to below 20 GHs (2 individuals caused it before to be 50 GHs)  in the market capitalization if they would get away with it of course it could translate to excess of 100 thousand dollars (depends more or less) (the usual large sell orders in 10K then 100K batches and run) for the "street" another disaster and "kids" on cryptsy will cry (more like their parents will cry because many live in their basements  

[solid12345]

Someone has already mentioned that dev could be using purchased @mit.edu address and I think it could very well be a possibility.
It seems, with a valid mit.edu email address, you can create any websites, including intellicon.mit.edu from sites.mit.edu.

I went to http://drupalcloud.mit.edu/help/frequently-asked-questions-when-you-get-your-new-site/how-do-i-log-my-site

And it seems to log-in/create an account you have to use some system called "Touchstone" which i assume is an MIT portal so I doubt just anyone can get an mit domain.