And what will be with the exchanges? I don't think that the new coin will manage to receive listing on poloniex?
Whether truly I speak? Or you already have arrangements?
Whether truly I speak? Or you already have arrangements?
Trust me, it'll be fine.
from what i understood there is no way for us to earn chimera directly, without buying something else right? i'm disappointed in this, i would expect a huntercoin 2.0, a coin that you can earn with gaming, it's more fun for me than buying and dumping which feel like trading
I kind of agree, but at least for the time being you can play HUC to earn HUC to burn for the ICO thing.
"Trustless Exchanges - trade game currencies and assets (items, cards, armour, characters etc) for "Chimera coins" (CHI) and other game coins built on Chimera."
You can earn from gaming. The games running on the Chimera network will implement Chimera coins in some way. You'll either be using them directly on games or trading in game assets for Chimera coins, which will act as a universal asset/currency that transcends throughout all the games on the network.
That's correct. The informal economy for games like WoW and EVE Online is huge... you can always play to earn items and sell them for CHI, which you will be able to exchange for BTC.
But also, there's nothing preventing someone from porting Huntercoin to CHI or creating a similar game on top of it. That's not our immediate priority, but it's still an option which we've discussed in the Huntercoin thread: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.17911081
How will burning HUC be weighted against BTC purchases? Will Huntercoin burned be worth the same as spending the same value in BTC? Or will HUC have a heavier or lighter weight vs. BTC purchases?
There are actually other more elegant ways of ensuring that HUC burners get a better deal without forcibly pegging the rate lower. For example, suppose HUC burning and purchasing with BTC didn't start at the same time. We're still fine-tuning the plan.
Good shit. Real world economies are huge, even though, in most cases, they operate illegally and in conflict with the administration of the games pertinent to them. Creating an environment that promotes such an economy could have a massive impact on the influence of real world economies on video gaming as a whole.
And sounds good about HUC. Going to throw down some BTC for some HUC right now
