Topic: [ANN] [MINT] Mintcoin (POS / 5%) [NO ICO] [Fair distro, community maintained] - page 177. (Read 1369778 times)

I was wondering about that... the mint wallet does seem to run heavier than most pos wallets, is there a reason?

Mintcoin Bull hiding in the bushes

It won't hurt. Mintcoin uses about .5 GB of ram on my windows 7 machine. And about 10-20% of my 1.4 GHz CPU.  I can still game on it with Minting going on. Every little bit helps though.

I'm sorry for the OFF but I do need to ask:
Shall I experience any performance improvement if I add a 1GB of RAM to my configuration of  3GHz dual Celleron/3 GB RAM/WinXP and switch to Win7? All that with an nVidia Sapphire HD6790 card.

Good to see Mint is holding a bit value again and it seems it's slowly on the rise. Slow but steady 

  KEEP ON MINTING 

Both multifaucet.tk and cyanrainbow.com work fine with me. I haven't seen any viruses/malware there.

great job on the new podcast very informative. well deserved respect in the markets again, I hope to see the community grow again and at these prices it's still like getting in on the ground floor. lol 1 year in crypto land is like 10 years anywhere else, congrats to the Mintcoin team staying strong!!

it was hilarious to see how many people were scared of 20% interest causing too much inflation... then it turned out to be less then half. so even 15-20% interest is only enough incentive for half the people to stake their coins. so the network could have been twice as secure if everyone staked right? so lowering it anymore could potentially mean even more coins sitting on exchanges. I love how polo doesn't stake their wallets and wish that cryptsy and others would do the same.

as crazy as it sounds raising the pos % back to 20 or even 50% would be something to think about at 50% we would probably have closer to 75% of people staking their coins instead of just half of them. I used to think the coins with 1000% or mmxiv's 2014% (and now the 10k experiments 10,000% pos lol) were bat sh!t crazy but their networks are crazy strong 10k hit over 1 mill network weight in it's first days of pure pos (time will tell what the market says but so far I've made my initial investment back 3-4x)

anywho just some thoughts


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New Mintcoin Podcast Out!

http://www.mintcoinofficial.com/mintcoin-community-podcast-february-08-2015/

Correct.  That is an old wallet.  Download 1.14

Happy belated birthday, Mintcoin!

You've accomplished what 90% of other cryptocurrencies haven't and that is making it to your first birthday.

Congratulations oldtimer!

This has now been completed - thanks @ursay for handling this.

Once we hit 70 Billion the coin was originally configured to continually mint at 5%.

Once again thanks for doing this - updated all of your changes
Love the new additions btw

Didn't someone state some time ago there is no max number of coins programmed in the wallet?

Wallet version 1.11 does not mint on osx.

The OP does not say that there is a coin cap of 70 billion. Right? That's it I think.

What information would you like added to the OP, sure that could be a simple addition & added upon request. I started volunteering for the OP on MINT when they were doing the Keepod charity & am willing to help with any further ways to improve it.


I wonder if there's a way to create a BBcode file on github, then any changes are open for the community?

Edit: Done, great idea & will have to start doing that as a requirement to show trust on updates.
Even a great way to keep a backup of the ANN, just incase BitCoinTalk or other forums are not working

https://github.com/TestingCrypto/ANN-OP-Thread-BBcode/blob/master/MINT.txt

I agree with you. Links should be checked and vetted more often.

Thanks am not really that interested in faucets as such but was just checking out if they actually worked.  It just plain looks bad if the official thread links to malware/spam that opens browser windows without permission add that to the lack of clear information about coin supply and it's likely to put new people off investing or buying Mint.

Cyanrainbow works well for me, but I do have Adguard installed so it doesn't redirect to any other sites.

AFAIK most rewarding MINT faucet is... http://www.thecoinmine.com/forums/register.php?affid=862975