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Topic: [ANN] [LYNX] Lynx (We fixed Kittehcoin!) - page 7. (Read 23589 times)

newbie
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February 21, 2018, 11:44:34 AM
#21
what does the team do to promote the coin?
sr. member
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February 18, 2018, 08:24:21 PM
#20
If you wanted to be eco-friendly, why not Proof of Stake (PoS) or different algorithm like scryt-n, neoscrypt, or other ASIC-resistant algorithms? Kind of seems rigged at this point to have 1 LYNX mined when there was a hard fork from Kitteh where the mining reward scheme was completely different.

Who'd want to mine 1 LYNX at a time? Even if you mined all blocks in a day, 2880 blocks, even at $0.01 a LYNX, that's $28.80. The mining incentives are just all wrong and completely skewed towards someone who owned KittehCoins.

Sun, The objective was to take the economics of the mining for profit concept and turn it on it's head. No one that mines this coin will make money (at least with the current valuations on the street). If the miner is interested in mining for profit, lots of of other coins are great candidates for this. The competition for more hashing power begins and an economically inefficient project unfolds. Our concept is to make it so easy for holders and interested parties to participate in this coin, and at such a low cost, that the barrier to entry would be the lowest that we could find in this space. Instead of feeding a few pigs in a sty, we are feeding bees in a hive. This provides a far more stable platform to build upon. This is the concept at least. It is often forgot in this space that no relationship exists between mining hash power and the ability for the average block time to be met - as long as the hashing power is somewhere between zero and infinity. For a long term sustainable emerging coin concept like ours, our bet is to be closer to zero then infinity. -ben

I'm a very old holder of MEOW (and thus LYNX) so I don't want to hurt this project in any way, but the very reason that there should be an economic incentive to mine a PoW coin and the reason why Bitcoin is a reward for mining in the first place is because by creating competition, you encourage decentralization and thus network stability.
Having no significant reward implies that nearly no one will mine this coin and you could have one entity with 90% of the network hashrate that could attack the network as he see fit. Even without evil intention, if a big miner just hop in and out, Digishield or not, the network could easily fork. Also, having a potential "official" miner with all the hashrate from the dev team isn't a solution as its the opposite of what cryptocurrencies are. The only true solution to be energy efficient is PoS.

As a comparison :
- Current BTC reward is 12.5 BTC every 10mn, or 1800 BTC per day.
  Current circulating supply is 16,873,100 and market cap is $178 billion.
  -> BTC mining is a $18 million market per day.
- Current LYNX reward is 1 LYNX every 30s, or 2880 LYNX per day.
  Current circulating supply is 77,871,394,926 and let's say its market cap will suddenly pump to $1 million (currently $200k).
  ->LYNX mining would be a $0.037 market per day.
Even if the LYNX market cap was equal to BTC, mining market would be a meager $6600 per day. Do you really believe BTC could have a stable network if the incentive to mine it would be this low ? It's the price of 3 Antminer S9.

This might appear unfortunate, but for PoW coins, network stability is only done through competition. If you do not want competition and simply reward MEOW owner, switching to PoS with a very low inflation rate makes much more sense.
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“BitCloud [BTDX]”
February 18, 2018, 05:49:37 PM
#19
New Wallet ?

http://cdn.getlynx.io/Wallets/2018-02-15/Win64/lynx-qt.exe is Version 0.15.0.1 put on the Page is 0.14.99 ?

i try 0.15.0.1 running ... i go back to 0.14.99 ... the database is now corrupted ?

ok now correct on the homepage  Cheesy 0.15.0.1 is the new one
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“BitCloud [BTDX]”
February 18, 2018, 12:46:10 PM
#18
New Wallet ?

http://cdn.getlynx.io/Wallets/2018-02-15/Win64/lynx-qt.exe is Version 0.15.0.1 put on the Page is 0.14.99 ?

i try 0.15.0.1 running ... i go back to 0.14.99 ... the database is now corrupted ?
newbie
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Merit: 0
February 15, 2018, 11:41:23 AM
#17
"Can we buy hosting on your site with lynx?"

Ha, That is a great question and one that none of my customers have asked me yet. I suppose yes, you could! I'd be open to it. We have many customers that pay for a year in advance for 13 months of service. We provide that discount as a reward for the advance payment. IT is non-refundable though, but we have a great reputation and I'm happy to provide references. If this is of interest to you, let me know via DM. https://deliverypath.com
newbie
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February 14, 2018, 11:13:12 AM
#16
If you wanted to be eco-friendly, why not Proof of Stake (PoS) or different algorithm like scryt-n, neoscrypt, or other ASIC-resistant algorithms? Kind of seems rigged at this point to have 1 LYNX mined when there was a hard fork from Kitteh where the mining reward scheme was completely different.

Who'd want to mine 1 LYNX at a time? Even if you mined all blocks in a day, 2880 blocks, even at $0.01 a LYNX, that's $28.80. The mining incentives are just all wrong and completely skewed towards someone who owned KittehCoins.

Sun, The objective was to take the economics of the mining for profit concept and turn it on it's head. No one that mines this coin will make money (at least with the current valuations on the street). If the miner is interested in mining for profit, lots of of other coins are great candidates for this. The competition for more hashing power begins and an economically inefficient project unfolds. Our concept is to make it so easy for holders and interested parties to participate in this coin, and at such a low cost, that the barrier to entry would be the lowest that we could find in this space. Instead of feeding a few pigs in a sty, we are feeding bees in a hive. This provides a far more stable platform to build upon. This is the concept at least. It is often forgot in this space that no relationship exists between mining hash power and the ability for the average block time to be met - as long as the hashing power is somewhere between zero and infinity. For a long term sustainable emerging coin concept like ours, our bet is to be closer to zero then infinity. -ben

I like this approach. Good luck to all  Smiley
full member
Activity: 1176
Merit: 111
February 15, 2018, 04:10:39 AM
#16
Total supply: 92 million
Launched 5 days, the current coin is 77 million?
What is that?

25 billion to 90 billion. The hard fork from kitteh coin (meow) means all previous owners of the coin got airdrop. So, I imagine 77/90 billion is same as previous circulating supply.

I reread reward so it seems reward is 1 lynx per Kb. So you cap it at 10. Got it.

Script allows asic miners. Is your structure enough to stop asic mining? Multi pool.us has 2gh/s. Your raspberry pi can't mine rewards, just distribute the block chain.

So you suggest we should buy on exchange as the way to get coins?

Can we buy hosting on your site with lynx?
member
Activity: 154
Merit: 10
February 14, 2018, 01:10:56 AM
#15
Total supply: 92 million
Launched 5 days, the current coin is 77 million?
What is that?
newbie
Activity: 9
Merit: 0
February 14, 2018, 12:55:27 AM
#14
If you wanted to be eco-friendly, why not Proof of Stake (PoS) or different algorithm like scryt-n, neoscrypt, or other ASIC-resistant algorithms? Kind of seems rigged at this point to have 1 LYNX mined when there was a hard fork from Kitteh where the mining reward scheme was completely different.

Who'd want to mine 1 LYNX at a time? Even if you mined all blocks in a day, 2880 blocks, even at $0.01 a LYNX, that's $28.80. The mining incentives are just all wrong and completely skewed towards someone who owned KittehCoins.

Sun, The objective was to take the economics of the mining for profit concept and turn it on it's head. No one that mines this coin will make money (at least with the current valuations on the street). If the miner is interested in mining for profit, lots of of other coins are great candidates for this. The competition for more hashing power begins and an economically inefficient project unfolds. Our concept is to make it so easy for holders and interested parties to participate in this coin, and at such a low cost, that the barrier to entry would be the lowest that we could find in this space. Instead of feeding a few pigs in a sty, we are feeding bees in a hive. This provides a far more stable platform to build upon. This is the concept at least. It is often forgot in this space that no relationship exists between mining hash power and the ability for the average block time to be met - as long as the hashing power is somewhere between zero and infinity. For a long term sustainable emerging coin concept like ours, our bet is to be closer to zero then infinity. -ben
newbie
Activity: 9
Merit: 0
February 14, 2018, 12:44:07 AM
#13
How much premine ? Richlist shows an account with 14104000000.00000572 LYNX
http://explorer.getlynx.io/richlist

Our development team has no part in a premine. If the original dev team did one in 2013, we weren't part of it. It is likely that address belongs to the exchange Cryptopia. -ben
newbie
Activity: 214
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February 13, 2018, 09:40:15 PM
#12
nothing addnode?


you can add luckyaltcoin.com as a node.
newbie
Activity: 40
Merit: 0
February 13, 2018, 08:30:25 PM
#11
nothing addnode?
newbie
Activity: 117
Merit: 0
February 13, 2018, 07:09:36 PM
#10
as much as i would love to herd kittehs with raspberry pi's, i fear i must agree with the above assessment.

that being said, i am sure lots of users will run ur iso in the wild, if only to mine with a rpi. therefore i wish you the best of luck!


You should watch the interview from about a week or so ago. Dev team has more plans than just raspi mining for mining's sake. Not sure any of it will come true, but he's delivered everything promised so far.

full member
Activity: 1176
Merit: 111
February 12, 2018, 11:24:00 PM
#9
If you wanted to be eco-friendly, why not Proof of Stake (PoS) or different algorithm like scryt-n, neoscrypt, or other ASIC-resistant algorithms? Kind of seems rigged at this point to have 1 LYNX mined when there was a hard fork from Kitteh where the mining reward scheme was completely different.

Who'd want to mine 1 LYNX at a time? Even if you mined all blocks in a day, 2880 blocks, even at $0.01 a LYNX, that's $28.80. The mining incentives are just all wrong and completely skewed towards someone who owned KittehCoins.
full member
Activity: 1176
Merit: 111
February 12, 2018, 09:34:27 PM
#8
to me a macOS wallet is always a good sign for a cryptocurrency. A developer with any modicum of skill should be able to release a macOS GUI binary. So many shitcoins just give you a mega.nz download link for a Windows binary and that's it.
newbie
Activity: 11
Merit: 1
February 12, 2018, 04:50:14 AM
#7
@aL33CtWW


How did you solve the "creating something from nothing" dilemma?

and how much is pre-mined? and how much of the mined coins are in the hands of the people behind lynx?
sr. member
Activity: 1246
Merit: 257
February 11, 2018, 12:45:55 AM
#6
what's the purpose again of this coin?

There is a case use built into the brandname.

Website crossLYNX.
Basically paid adverting or linkback placements.
(payment automated per click) maybe.  else just placement fee.

CASE-USE-ONE
full member
Activity: 1848
Merit: 158
February 09, 2018, 11:14:15 PM
#5
what's the purpose again of this coin? yes, you revived it from kittehcoin, but this one is for trading only from what i deduced? and the billion supply, this will be very cheap.
newbie
Activity: 214
Merit: 0
February 09, 2018, 11:07:05 PM
#4
A pool to add to the listing once the chain finishes downloading.


LuckyAltcoin

Code:
-o stratum+tcp://pool.luckyaltcoin.com:3433 -u -p c=LYNX
jr. member
Activity: 266
Merit: 1
Scam Hunter
February 09, 2018, 06:56:31 PM
#3
How much premine ? Richlist shows an account with 14104000000.00000572 LYNX
http://explorer.getlynx.io/richlist
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