I don't normally bother commenting or flaming on new coins... Everyone is free to create an ALT coin but trying to cash in on a legitimate effort of another countries government is just pathetic and greedy but then this is the world of crypto where the nice guys working to better it for everyone are few and far between.
@naplam
Since we are making lists here is mine:
- Will the premine be kept in escrow or do you keep the coins yourself?
- Who decides the recipients of the premine
- How much of the premine goes to you
- How do you intend to distribute the premine to the citizens of PH
No longevityI am concerned about the longevity of the coin in that it has a POW of only 2 years and no POS with an interest component to keep the blockchain moving beyond that. I don't see this coin being valuable enough that mining for transaction fees only would be viable after the short POW. Not even bitcoin at this stage with it's market cap in the billions is worth mining for only transaction fees.
Should this coin ever even reach 2 years POW then the rewards from mining transaction fees would be so low that almost no one would bother mining which in turn would allow the difficulty to drop and anyone with even a few TH would be able to attack the blockchain(51%).
This spec is a non starter.
PremineThese are the problems I see with your current premine:
15% premine is 150000000 coins
Assuming the rest of the coins are mined over 24 months then that would be 35416666.66666667 coins per month.
That means miners would have to mine for 4.2 months before mining 15% of the total to match the premine.
Unless the premine is kept in escrow and released at a maximum % rate matching the mined rate of the total coins, I don't see this going any other way than a massive premine dump when it hits an exchange.
If you have any decency then call this coin something else and drop the name e-peso and association to the Philippines.