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Topic: [ANN][10-5] TenfiveCoin - Designed for Mobile - MANDATORY UPDATE 0.9.0.0 - page 43. (Read 57034 times)

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 The wallet UI looks wonderful, I hope it will be success.

 However , i am not join in this, it is so expensive.
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vertminer? or CUDAminer adapted for scrypt-N?

any preferences?
newbie
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http://i.imgur.com/dU2VIKQ.png
(K)Ubuntu reporting in, but a lot less impressive lol

you need the updated image archive, but still looks WONDERFUL
sr. member
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(K)Ubuntu reporting in, but a lot less impressive lol
sr. member
Activity: 476
Merit: 250
And we have a Linux wallet! Cheesy

Big ups to defrostr for the GREAT job on the code, absolutely no compiling errors, compiles and starts up like a dream.


We have absolutely NO warnings during compilation! Cheesy
newbie
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And we have a Linux wallet! Cheesy

Big ups to defrostr for the GREAT job on the code, absolutely no compiling errors, compiles and starts up like a dream.

http://a.pomf.se/ifakuh.png

the icons look great guys  Grin
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And we have a Linux wallet! Cheesy

Big ups to defrostr for the GREAT job on the code, absolutely no compiling errors, compiles and starts up like a dream.

http://a.pomf.se/ifakuh.png

Super sexy splash screen too, huge thanks to JacobUX! Doesn't show for too long, sadly Grin

http://a.pomf.se/fkecql.png
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Total Supply of 10,500,000 Coins, pre-mined 1%, Price per-coin in IPO is 0.0095 BTC, nice coin!  Grin
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 I just think its so expensive.

 It has any value exclude mobile app or trading system feature?
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Since the OP is away right now and launch is getting closer, I decided to post the block rewards that were decided on. No instamining.

 int64 static GetBlockValue(int nHeight, int64 nFees, uint256 prevHash)
 {
     int64 nSubsidy = 1 * COIN;
     // Pre-mine two percent
     if (nHeight == 1) nSubsidy = nPremineAmount * COIN;
     else if (nHeight <= 1050) { nSubsidy = 1.57079632679 * COIN; } /* 1050 */
     else if (nHeight <= 3150) { nSubsidy = 3.14159265358 * COIN; } /* 1050 * 3 */
     else if (nHeight <= 6300) { nSubsidy = 9.8596 * COIN; }        /* 1050 * 6 */
     else if (nHeight <= 9450) { nSubsidy = 19.7192 * COIN; }       /* 1050 * 9 */


pi?

 Shocked
That is by design Cheesy

Right, and this is our flat reward scheme that should have a flat rate payout of around 3.1 for the majority duration of the coin. The coin should not be fully mined until the year 2020.

To answer the above question, that is why the valuation may seem high, as the initial supply is low and you are investing in dividends and the Price-Earnings Ratio (P/E Ratio)
sr. member
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Merit: 250
Since the OP is away right now and launch is getting closer, I decided to post the block rewards that were decided on. No instamining.

 int64 static GetBlockValue(int nHeight, int64 nFees, uint256 prevHash)
 {
     int64 nSubsidy = 1 * COIN;
     // Pre-mine two percent
     if (nHeight == 1) nSubsidy = nPremineAmount * COIN;
     else if (nHeight <= 1050) { nSubsidy = 1.57079632679 * COIN; } /* 1050 */
     else if (nHeight <= 3150) { nSubsidy = 3.14159265358 * COIN; } /* 1050 * 3 */
     else if (nHeight <= 6300) { nSubsidy = 9.8596 * COIN; }        /* 1050 * 6 */
     else if (nHeight <= 9450) { nSubsidy = 19.7192 * COIN; }       /* 1050 * 9 */


pi?

 Shocked
That is by design Cheesy
sr. member
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Merit: 250
Price per-coin in IPO is 0.0095 BTC

and Total Supply of 10,500,000 Coins


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i think maybe you are creazy

newbie
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I wish the devs would wake up and answer our questions  Cheesy
newbie
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newbie
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newbie
Activity: 28
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Since the OP is away right now and launch is getting closer, I decided to post the block rewards that were decided on. No instamining.

 int64 static GetBlockValue(int nHeight, int64 nFees, uint256 prevHash)
 {
     int64 nSubsidy = 1 * COIN;
     // Pre-mine two percent
     if (nHeight == 1) nSubsidy = nPremineAmount * COIN;
     else if (nHeight <= 1050) { nSubsidy = 1.57079632679 * COIN; } /* 1050 */
     else if (nHeight <= 3150) { nSubsidy = 3.14159265358 * COIN; } /* 1050 * 3 */
     else if (nHeight <= 6300) { nSubsidy = 9.8596 * COIN; }        /* 1050 * 6 */
     else if (nHeight <= 9450) { nSubsidy = 19.7192 * COIN; }       /* 1050 * 9 */


pi?

 Shocked
newbie
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Also good to know scrypt-n uses LESS power, thanks for clearing up confusion.

Does it really though? I have a power monitor on the cable that powers my 2 rigs, and they seem to pull the same 2300w from the wall, no matter whether i do Scrypt or N Factor.
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why is the halving so fast for this coin?
newbie
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Since the OP is away right now and launch is getting closer, I decided to post the block rewards that were decided on. No instamining.

 int64 static GetBlockValue(int nHeight, int64 nFees, uint256 prevHash)
 {
     int64 nSubsidy = 1 * COIN;
     // Pre-mine two percent
     if (nHeight == 1) nSubsidy = nPremineAmount * COIN;
     else if (nHeight <= 1050) { nSubsidy = 1.57079632679 * COIN; } /* 1050 */
     else if (nHeight <= 3150) { nSubsidy = 3.14159265358 * COIN; } /* 1050 * 3 */
     else if (nHeight <= 6300) { nSubsidy = 9.8596 * COIN; }        /* 1050 * 6 */
     else if (nHeight <= 9450) { nSubsidy = 19.7192 * COIN; }       /* 1050 * 9 */
     else if (nHeight <= 18900) { nSubsidy = 25 * COIN; }           /* 1050 * 18 */
     else if (nHeight <= 37800) { nSubsidy = 50 * COIN; }           /* 1050 * 36 */
     else if (nHeight <= 75600) { nSubsidy = 25 * COIN; }           /* 1050 * 72 */
     else if (nHeight <= 151200) { nSubsidy = 19.7192 * COIN; }      /* 1050 * 144 */
     else { nSubsidy = 9.8596 * COIN; }
     return nSubsidy + nFees;
 }


First 1050 blocks are 1.57079632679 coins, then 3.14... etc

Also, here's the countdown timer:

http://countingdownto.com/countdown/tenfivecoin-launch-countdown-clock

Hmm this is interesting, so someone said this was called "flat rewards" or something in the channel. It looks strange to other coins

Is there a CPU mining guide available?

Also good to know scrypt-n uses LESS power, thanks for clearing up confusion.
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