I advise everyone to stay away since this is highly likely to be a scam and the developer is ignoring our complaints.
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We would like to operate our own node servers first, which are working on, and we will not release the source code immediately. There are plans for a release of the source code in the near future, however, after more pressing matters have been attended to.
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Is a good indication that something is wrong.
Be skeptical and the dev SHOULD try to prove he is in fact legit.
All complaints have been answered (and the node server issue fixed, as outlined in my previous posts) and they have been answered hopefully in a satisfactory and timely matter. Our team, which has put significant work into the coin and have even
greater work to do in the future, has chosen not to release the source code immediately. That is our decision and we stand by it.
If you absolutely, without doubt, cannot use a coin that doesn't release their source code, then I must admit that you should look at a different coin for now. I understand the importance of being cautious.
Premined blocks also has 3.72 reward?
The first 5 premined blocks had a reward of 2,500,000/A. This comprises the
0.25% premine.
The 6th block, a mined test block, has 3.72/A and is being used for the pool contest today.
Future blocks will have 3.72/A until we have decided to enter into a reputable exchange (we have been given offers to start on an exchange from launch, but we have declined for now until we have a stronger support community first). Then, after the exchange rate has stabilized, a new version of the wallet will be released that has a dynamic block reward based off exchange rate data from the exchange.
So if the price ever rises considerably, the block reward will
increase to help stabilize the rate by reducing the cost of mining. This means that when investors are making the most money, miners will benefit from their success. When the miners are making the most money (high block reward) investors will benefit from their success, when the inflation rate is reduced as the exchange rate decreases, helping push the rate back up.
The 3.72 amount was chosen under the equivalent-bitcoin-per-kilohash-per-day formula, which places the bitcoin-per-kilohash-per-day of scrypt coins to be close to .00002000 . Since miners tend to mine whatever coin is most profitable, and heavily mined coins exhibit heavy inflation, there is a relationship between exchange rates, difficulty, and block reward that produces that equilibrium value. We chose 3.72 as a starting point to ensure a good exchange rate from launch (>.001 BTC/A) assuming an average network difficulty between 5 and 10 at the time.