@Noobquestions
First of all: do i have to trigger a batch right now to even start the mining process?
Triggering a batch is the mining process. You can trigger the production of ten batches.
What does people stop to make massive dumps every year when the maximum of their coins per batch is reached?
The batches do not reach maximum value after 1 year. They all take 10 years to be able to produce 5000 coins each, and the start reference time for all of those batches is when the contract was deployed. If you want maximum value, wait ten years from yesterday, and then deploy all your batches. Ideally, in ten years they'll be valuable enough that dumping them wouldn't be wise.
Batches have no memory of when the other batches were deployed. All a batch cares about is how long ago the contract was deployed.
If its strictly linear, i don't see why i would trigger a batch before it reaches 5000 coins.
You do earn something for not touching your batches, but you might need or want to use that currency. That's more of a life decision.
Earlier on in this thread, I mentioned that I believe getting a few coins circulating once this is trading on an exchange will be important. By deploying a few batches and getting coins circulating, the value of the uncirculated coins will likely go up.
I'm going to be writing up a document with numerical examples, graphs and probably tables detailing some scenarios of batch creation. I hope to have that document completed by early next week. I'll post it on the website and link it here when it's up.
Thanks for the detailed explanation.
But i am still not sure why the batches which have been triggered now by several users are giving 1250 Coins already as the start-date was only yesterday. Which graph lies beneath the mining? Will 1250 coins be always the minimum amount after mining and then its scaling linearly to 10 years?
So you could basically have 12500 coins right at the start vs approx. 31250 Coins after 5 years and full 50000 coins after 10 years? Depending on how good the currency develops, the growth over time is rather small. Not to be critizicing though!
