It is curious that there is no historically accurate mining schedule in the OP or the web home page, and it just says:
Block mining reward: 150 XDN
Constant DigitalNote base mining reward makes it predictable for miners
Does anyone think it might be useful or relevant to point out that for the first month the rewards started at 320 000, roughly 2000 times the current reward, the second month 1000 times, etc.?
Or is the idea to hide the fastmine behind two renames, a shuttered web site, and a locked thread?
Almost 1/10 of my speech i highlight duckNote-DarkNote-DigitalNote rewards structure, made for fair free market distribution and Libertarian economy.
Never hide anything. XDN emission curve was made for several reasons, it is unique to any CruptoNote cryptocurrency and made for the following purposes:
1) Classic Bitcoin halvings on the very first year with block rewards started at 320 000 on the very first month and with the halvings every 1 month. 1 year in terms of "cryprocurrency time" is a pretty big amount of time for "initial coin distribution" and avoiding miners speculation in future. XDN supply was made for mass adoption and practical Libertarian economy, free market will decide. To provide main (>75%) of XDN units for market use after 1st year. After keep stable block rewards. And DigitalNote has a constant block reward = 150XDN
2) Fastmine - may be fast for you, 1 year is not fast for me, and any way it is fair. In terms of "cryptocurrency market time", i would say 1 crypto year=10 earth years.
So words "fastmine" are just wrong for me. Also we have seen BIG block rewards for several months, and i made everything possible to spread information about both duckNote and DarkNote in every possible way. And i beleive, hashrate was very good spreaded for the whole lifetime of XDN. You can check old topics and hashrates. Old topics were locked for not making mess. Each step is locked, everyone can view it, dino bones in stone now, i think that is the most fair way. And here we can discuss all the aspects, like we do now.
3) XDN block reward structure is a round number => 320 000 -> 160 000->80 000 ->40 000 ->20 000 ->10 000 ->5000 etc. XDN is the ONLY CryptoNote cryptocurrency
a) without blockchain dust
b) =>with the smallest blockchain size compared with the big transactions count.
Lets compare it. DigitalNote vs Monero (effects of XDN block rewards structure):
DigitalNote blockchain dust NO
Monero blockchain dust YES lots of it
DigitalNote average generation transaction size 174 byte only 1-2 outputs good for mixes
Monero average generation transaction size 253 byte 4 outputs with dust not good for mixes and blockchain size
DigitalNote Blockchain height after ~ 1 year 146'626
Monero Blockchain height after ~ 1 year 657'339
4) I always highlight XDN reward structure and its purposes. As well as an old duckNote website. ALSO For the very first 3-4 month XDN volume on exchanges was HUGE. In fact, i believe, Free Crypto Market made even better XDN units decentralization we could imagine.
5) How you can think that duckNote duck can be hidden? We are proud of it,of everything was made, and frequently ask people to check it out
http://archive.ducknote.cc/ 6) @smooth, there is no reason for suspiciousness from your side, you are watching the whole XDN story since the early 1st blocks, i believe you can judge it fair - our fairness, straightness, development skills and Libertarian ideas.
P.S. As i said many times, XDN emission curve was in minds of XDN-dev team long before we have found CryptoNote. We were working on "Litecoin like" currency with unique distribution and features, but after we have found CryptoNote and our plans changed, but not our ideas.
P.P.S. Also don`t forget that in fact we made #1 private instant untraceable crypto messages and #1 blockchain banking based on fair mined proof-of-work blockchain. And everything we made is Open Source under MIT licence. Think about it. Only shine and goodness with XDN
P.P.P.S Also every aspect of DigitalNote XDN can be found in public whitepaper:
http://digitalnote.org/whitepaper.pdf