Topic: [ANN] [PMC] Premine Coin | Rare | Mining Transaction Fee Proof of Concept - page 257. (Read 382879 times)

Yeah, I can't tell exactly what he says his video feed is too crappy. The "somebody may have a pool" line is what makes me think you might be right.

Not really understand.

Created a notepad > rename > premine.conf > paste the code inside (change rpcallowip=127.0.0.1 to rpcallowip=127.0.0.1:9335). Then click premined.exe start to mining? i try but only have blank command prompt.

http://preminecoin.cryptotycoons.com/forum/index.php?topic=42.0

Happy Mining

Please teach me how to mine? Already download the program but dunno how to configure...


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I know, coinedup is awfully slow in many cases. But I'm talking about movement in USD and poloniex is still at the start and maybe not too much known by the traders

I personally think coinmarket.io is the beset new exchange around. Crazy fast, very vocal and active developer team, and decent volume =)

I wouldn't call coinedup a major exchange. It is ridiculously slow, and has been like that almost from the start. The dev from poloniex is actually actively developing, and making changes almost daily. I think Poloniex could very well take coinedups place as the exchange for smaller/less popular coins. Cryptsy would be a great addition of course.

For the rest, I completely agree with you

This coin needs services to give it some value!!!
so...

I recently launched a store, and am selling 0% fees to all of my pools for $1!!! Also selling Computer Parts!

I'd also accept the equivalent in Premine =)
Check it out!!

store.cryptotycoons.com

Also feel free to post items for sale! Its a craigslist style store. Currently prices are listed in $$ due to how unstable the prices are.
In a future release there will be live conversions to various alt coins at the time of listing.
The site handles no coin/money; similar to craigslist, you send an email to the owner to begin negotiations.
Free listing! 0% fees

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So while its currently in the beta, and only shows live prices in $$ instead of coin (next version will have live conversions to supported coins, I think I am the first service to accept Premine! =D

We have to plan our next moves.

1) wallet upgrade with tx fees

2) more people in = more exchanges = more fees

3) with a great community we could easily reach major exchange, like crypsty or coinedup. Poloniex is good and easy to use but the total movement is quite ridiculous.

Yes that is a good assessment. My example was only for use as a relative comparison, but your assessment seems entirely possible in the short-term for Premine.

Pools will come. Because of the way this coin works, any drop in difficulty doesn't necessarily mean miners will get more coins, as once the network readjusts and the transactions per block decrease there would be less tx fees on average in newly generated blocks, so we do not have the problem that other cryptocurrencies have of coin flooding when the difficulty goes down, which I think is a huge advantage.

Movement of coins and mining rewards are very closely linked with Premine, and that I think is what makes it very special.

This a theory, ok, but a BTC market cap is unthinkable(for now).

If we look at market cap of coins more comparable I think that RPC or eTok would be right.

In this moment RPC have a market cap of $ 173,715 with 20,327 RPC out and a value of $8.55. When all the 2,100,000 coins out, with current price, hypothetical market cap would be about 19 million USD.
This hypotetical market cap isn't far from reality if we think that a comparable market cap now is the same for coins like quark,protoshares...

On the other hand eTok have a smaller market cap with $ 103,597 with 240,034 ETOK(but for me are less) out and a value of about $0.40. When all 800,000 coins out, hyp. market cap of 320,000 USD that is pretty low instead of a limited amount of coins.

RPC and eTok are on two different side but if PMC would be beetween them, then we think that a value of $3-$4 isn't too difficult to reach(market cap beetween 1,5-2 millions USD)

But we don't have any term of comparison with these because PMC are already all out and for me a pool would be nice. Many coins' value depends on the difficulty to mine and not only on the scarcity.
Set up a pool could be a great way to understand how much is difficult to mine this coin and the value is going to skyrocket.

2014-02-05 10:09:31   Buy   0.000114   2563.33   0.29221962
2014-02-05 10:09:30   Buy   0.00011   25   0.00275
2014-02-05 10:09:30   Buy   0.000109   1.69   0.00018421
2014-02-05 10:09:30   Buy   0.000108   9.98   0.00107784

at poloniex,max only 500,000,so 10x will come true.

This coin walk in front of all the coins,so should attract more and more people,in preminecoin I believe!!

I thought that's what he said. I like the "there may be a pool" line. Exciting news in the world of Premine.  

Block Rewarder has been topped up again. Payout rate has been slowed down to min 30 seconds to allow for an approx rate of 100 PMC in block bonuses a day.

I think Benezivas makes some fantastic points. Not just about Premine, but what is at the core of every Cryptocurrency; our concept of value. In most coins this comes from mining, and while this still can be the case with Premine, the mining rewards are inherently linked to the movement of the coin. I believe it is this link which, when the coin does gain more exchange volume, will create a system that feeds on itself. Miners get more rewards, so move more coins, more coin movement will mean more miner rewards, and so on.

As all the coins have been minted you can't put a cost on that minting process in same way like with other coins. The cost is in re-obtaining Premine, or recovering it from the network. As that is linked so directly to coin activity, then any idea of coin value is likely to come out of that process, as that is how Premine is essentially distributed at its core.

I think the biggest advantage to Premine is this link. There's no potential huge influx in coins on the network due to a drop in a difficulty, something that plagues Cryptocurrencies. This I believe is one strength that hasn't been highlighted enough. The amount you mine is linked to the amount of transactions per block, as well as the difficulty. That makes for a very different type of coin.

The only way there would be a huge influx is if there is huge activity, and the two essentially balance each other out, because if there is more activity, there would likely be a better price on the exchanges, and so more miners to distribute the tx fees to.

Oh, okay, I was here on this thread since the start and I have received nada.

Here is my address in case someone of the people who received most of the coins could start spreading them instead of hoarding.

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It's BitJohn indicating that Cryptsy finds Premine interesting.

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