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jr. member
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I am happy to see at least one ANN thread that isn't full of bots (or low-paid spammer humans, not sure).  Just wanted to say that. Seems like real questions and answers here.

Not sure how I missed this- but thanks for the kind words. There are obviously a good amount of Merit fans that really want to make sure the idea, project, and concept are communicated clearly - and not misunderstood.

It's not a cookie cutter strategy that's for sure.

There is a lot of junk out there... and Merit is really working on something unique. Excited to see where it'll be in a few years  Grin
newbie
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Merit: 0
Do I understand right that I need to be minimum a Junior member and then I can join the bounty? Or can I go for airdrops until I've become a junior member? It would be a good way to support the plan also…
There is actually signature campaign you can join if you meet the criteria https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/fin-meritme-signature-campaign-full-members-earn-up-to-00125btcweek-5015102
jr. member
Activity: 70
Merit: 2
To be honest, I'm still concerned about the exchange situation.

I like the Merit Market, and I agree it looks nice and easy to use.  But, I think that most crypto people are traders and hold many coins.  (Especially if they are buying alts.)

Logging into just one more exchange is a LOT of work to do.

Very true about your comment about the "typical crypto person"  - I know from conversations with the devs that, while educating and sharing Merit with the crypto community is an important part of the journey - we are not really the target audience - us crypto folk are just the river of people that empty into the ocean of the 99% of those who dont have or hodl or know about crypto.

So when you say it looks nice and easy to use,  that probably is making some merit dev smile-  since they want someone brand new to crypto to feel comfortable. A typical exchange for alts doesnt do that.

In no way am I saying they arnt focused on solving the puzzle to get on other exchanges, but the Market itself doesnt have an end goal to be your typical exchange.

great question/point
full member
Activity: 512
Merit: 101

I would say they implimented it based off some other theories and ideas (outside of crypto) . I'm on mobile and this is tough to link but if you scroll through the pages I've left (and others) a good trail of answers that explain more how it works. When I get home I can link too .

Just got to sort through some of the early pages of invite spam. But some solid answers the past 24 hours

You've been more than helpful already. I'll take a look at all your replies in the last 24 hours. I'll definitely be using your link as well. Thanks so much!
sr. member
Activity: 896
Merit: 255
To be honest, I'm still concerned about the exchange situation.

I like the Merit Market, and I agree it looks nice and easy to use.  But, I think that most crypto people are traders and hold many coins.  (Especially if they are buying alts.)

Logging into just one more exchange is a LOT of work to do.

that's exactly what i think about the project. the team needs to understand that they still have a lot of work both on the development of the protocol itself and the development of the community. such small projects if not attract influential people will not be able to grow into those giants of the market. the protocol itself is very good but it needs advancement.
newbie
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Greetings  im kinda in a hurry to get rich as those loan sharks i used to get the money to buy these coins seem very understanding and nice but i dunno
newbie
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Merit: 1
That definitely cleared up my questions. I've never seen Proof of Growth before, is this something Merit made up?

Yes, Proof of Growth is unique to Merit, from the website FAQ, here is a bit more explanation:
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How do Growth Rewards Work?

Merit has a lottery system for rewarding people for growing and using the network.

A score is calculated per address by using the coin age of your address and your network’s. Coins that are 30 days old are fully mature and coins that are 7 days old are 50% mature. Your score increases as you acquire more Merit, grow your network, or both.

When you receive Merit, you are entered into the lottery pool if your score is high enough multiplied by some random weight. The lottery pool has a maximum of ten thousand spots.

Twenty winners are selected each block from the lottery pool at random where the chance of winning depends on your score. The winners get a share proportional to their score.

Your score determines the probability of winning.

The root address in the genesis block does not receive Growth Rewards.

An address can be booted out of the lottery pool if an address not in the pool gets a better score x random weight.

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How, precisely, do I get credit for inviting someone?

When you share your invite code with friends (which is your alias), they can use it to create a pending wallet.

You will receive an invite request from all users that use your invite code (alias) to create a wallet.

You can choose to send invite tokens (aka, invites) to whoever you want to. You have your own personal wait list for Merit. You can send them as you receive them.

You can send an invite token to someone who has NOT used your invite code.

The invite code used determines the person who gets the credit for growing the community, irrespective of who sent the invite token.
jr. member
Activity: 70
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So if I were to sign up now there would be a field that would ask if someone recommended me? If I put down KAMO287, what would you get out of it?

Great question. If you use a sign up link: https://wallet.merit.me?invite=KAMO287

It should auto fill the alias that is associated with the link.

The alias is what matters. Anyone can go to the wallet and put in an alias during setup.

The other ways to get in would be if someone sent you a MeritMoney or MeritInvite link , they have invites built into the flow.

What would I get out of it? Well, I'd get real , awesome community members (I hope) . Like others said , it increases my community growth score , and that improved the chance of winning the growth reward lottery that happens every block.

I personally send merit and invites to my community to help them grow theirs so as I earn growth I send some back to those who care and are trying too.

End of the day , Merit is a big community , built up by a a bunch of smaller communities. Some care more about developing it as a community (me) while others just see it as a reward tree.

It's incentives to grow Merit.  And the team strives to find ways to not make it all about mining and not all about "referrals" . I don't get a cut of anything you do on your own. That's a misunderstanding a lot have.

That's why I think having proof of work and proof of growth both a part of the block chain and rewards is so cool, because I am not a harcore hardware miner. Some might say I'm a growth miner though .

Does that help?

That definitely cleared up my questions. I've never seen Proof of Growth before, is this something Merit made up?

I would say they implimented it based off some other theories and ideas (outside of crypto) . I'm on mobile and this is tough to link but if you scroll through the pages I've left (and others) a good trail of answers that explain more how it works. When I get home I can link too .

Just got to sort through some of the early pages of invite spam. But some solid answers the past 24 hours
copper member
Activity: 38
Merit: 0

So if I were to sign up now there would be a field that would ask if someone recommended me? If I put down KAMO287, what would you get out of it?

Great question. If you use a sign up link: https://wallet.merit.me?invite=KAMO287

It should auto fill the alias that is associated with the link.

The alias is what matters. Anyone can go to the wallet and put in an alias during setup.

The other ways to get in would be if someone sent you a MeritMoney or MeritInvite link , they have invites built into the flow.

What would I get out of it? Well, I'd get real , awesome community members (I hope) . Like others said , it increases my community growth score , and that improved the chance of winning the growth reward lottery that happens every block.

I personally send merit and invites to my community to help them grow theirs so as I earn growth I send some back to those who care and are trying too.

End of the day , Merit is a big community , built up by a a bunch of smaller communities. Some care more about developing it as a community (me) while others just see it as a reward tree.

It's incentives to grow Merit.  And the team strives to find ways to not make it all about mining and not all about "referrals" . I don't get a cut of anything you do on your own. That's a misunderstanding a lot have.

That's why I think having proof of work and proof of growth both a part of the block chain and rewards is so cool, because I am not a harcore hardware miner. Some might say I'm a growth miner though .

Does that help?

That definitely cleared up my questions. I've never seen Proof of Growth before, is this something Merit made up?

Yup, don't think there's any comparable in the crypto space  Cheesy
full member
Activity: 512
Merit: 101

So if I were to sign up now there would be a field that would ask if someone recommended me? If I put down KAMO287, what would you get out of it?

Great question. If you use a sign up link: https://wallet.merit.me?invite=KAMO287

It should auto fill the alias that is associated with the link.

The alias is what matters. Anyone can go to the wallet and put in an alias during setup.

The other ways to get in would be if someone sent you a MeritMoney or MeritInvite link , they have invites built into the flow.

What would I get out of it? Well, I'd get real , awesome community members (I hope) . Like others said , it increases my community growth score , and that improved the chance of winning the growth reward lottery that happens every block.

I personally send merit and invites to my community to help them grow theirs so as I earn growth I send some back to those who care and are trying too.

End of the day , Merit is a big community , built up by a a bunch of smaller communities. Some care more about developing it as a community (me) while others just see it as a reward tree.

It's incentives to grow Merit.  And the team strives to find ways to not make it all about mining and not all about "referrals" . I don't get a cut of anything you do on your own. That's a misunderstanding a lot have.

That's why I think having proof of work and proof of growth both a part of the block chain and rewards is so cool, because I am not a harcore hardware miner. Some might say I'm a growth miner though .

Does that help?

That definitely cleared up my questions. I've never seen Proof of Growth before, is this something Merit made up?
newbie
Activity: 14
Merit: 0
Hi  I really like your idea, but I think you have to do lot of work, getting permissions from regulatory authority would not be easy. Everything is in your hands
jr. member
Activity: 70
Merit: 2
Can you explain more about what Growth Mining is? I hadn't heard of it before but it seems very interesting.
Going to try to beat kamo to this answer!  I'm quite new here, but my understanding goes like this:

  • Growth mining adds another kind of mining to the system, in addition to PoW.
  • 50% is growth mining.  50% is regular mining
  • Merit still has PoW mining, with CPU and GPU (cukoo cycle)
  • Merit is invite only -- you need an invite-token to have an activated wallet
  • The top 'growth miners' are the people who bring the most pepole into the network.
  • Everything is decentralized and on the blockchain -- not a central rewards program

Are you just another user and not affiliated with the team? It seems like the users on this project are super engaged for some reason.

Is there some sort of rewards you're working for by being so engaged with the questions here? Or are you just genuinely that interested in it's welfare?

Where do begin... It's refreshing to find a unique concept in crypto - and not only that- a dev team willing to drive that concept into reality. When you really understand what the team is trying to do it makes a big impact.

Yes it's an uphill battle (especially in the crypto world) - but this team has a great idea- and great horsepower to deliver it.

I personally am here because I know how easy it is for people to claim "scam! Ponzi! blah!" so educating people curious about Merit will not only help the project, but it will help me personally that some of you might sign up with my alias.

I feel helping and educating will help me grow my community in merit a lot further than just spamming my invite link and leaving.

It officially clicked for me about 4 weeks ago after mining Merit since June.

So if I were to sign up now there would be a field that would ask if someone recommended me? If I put down KAMO287, what would you get out of it?

Great question. If you use a sign up link: https://wallet.merit.me?invite=KAMO287

It should auto fill the alias that is associated with the link.

The alias is what matters. Anyone can go to the wallet and put in an alias during setup.

**(if you use my alias or link PM me so I can see who is who..lots of spam accounts these days)**

The other ways to get in would be if someone sent you a MeritMoney or MeritInvite link , they have invites built into the flow.

What would I get out of it? Well, I'd get real , awesome community members (I hope) . Like others said , it increases my community growth score , and that improved the chance of winning the growth reward lottery that happens every block.

I personally send merit and invites to my community to help them grow theirs so as I earn growth I send some back to those who care and are trying too.

End of the day , Merit is a big community , built up by a a bunch of smaller communities. Some care more about developing it as a community (me) while others just see it as a reward tree.

It's incentives to grow Merit.  And the team strives to find ways to not make it all about mining and not all about "referrals" . I don't get a cut of anything you do on your own. That's a misunderstanding a lot have.

That's why I think having proof of work and proof of growth both a part of the block chain and rewards is so cool, because I am not a hardcore hardware miner. Some might say I'm a growth miner though .

Does that help?
newbie
Activity: 71
Merit: 0
Can you explain more about what Growth Mining is? I hadn't heard of it before but it seems very interesting.
Going to try to beat kamo to this answer!  I'm quite new here, but my understanding goes like this:

  • Growth mining adds another kind of mining to the system, in addition to PoW.
  • 50% is growth mining.  50% is regular mining
  • Merit still has PoW mining, with CPU and GPU (cukoo cycle)
  • Merit is invite only -- you need an invite-token to have an activated wallet
  • The top 'growth miners' are the people who bring the most pepole into the network.
  • Everything is decentralized and on the blockchain -- not a central rewards program

Are you just another user and not affiliated with the team? It seems like the users on this project are super engaged for some reason.

Is there some sort of rewards you're working for by being so engaged with the questions here? Or are you just genuinely that interested in it's welfare?

Where do begin... It's refreshing to find a unique concept in crypto - and not only that- a dev team willing to drive that concept into reality. When you really understand what the team is trying to do it makes a big impact.

Yes it's an uphill battle (especially in the crypto world) - but this team has a great idea- and great horsepower to deliver it.

I personally am here because I know how easy it is for people to claim "scam! Ponzi! blah!" so educating people curious about Merit will not only help the project, but it will help me personally that some of you might sign up with my alias.

I feel helping and educating will help me grow my community in merit a lot further than just spamming my invite link and leaving.

It officially clicked for me about 4 weeks ago after mining Merit since June.

So if I were to sign up now there would be a field that would ask if someone recommended me? If I put down KAMO287, what would you get out of it?

He'd get a slightly higher CGS (community growth score), which would make him more likely to receive growth rewards.  Remember growth rewards are 50% of each block reward, the other 50% being POW
newbie
Activity: 71
Merit: 0
Just wanted to add I've been mining Merit since the CPU days, now mining with all my rigs on icemining.  What everybody's been saying about the dev team is true. I've been getting personal responses from Adil the entire time. Truly a top notch team that seems to care about not only their project, but the community that supports it.

I've mined/traded/hodling everything from eth, zec, zen, rvn to a myriad of shitcoins left and right.  I've never seen a project with this much potential, not even close.
full member
Activity: 512
Merit: 101
Can you explain more about what Growth Mining is? I hadn't heard of it before but it seems very interesting.
Going to try to beat kamo to this answer!  I'm quite new here, but my understanding goes like this:

  • Growth mining adds another kind of mining to the system, in addition to PoW.
  • 50% is growth mining.  50% is regular mining
  • Merit still has PoW mining, with CPU and GPU (cukoo cycle)
  • Merit is invite only -- you need an invite-token to have an activated wallet
  • The top 'growth miners' are the people who bring the most pepole into the network.
  • Everything is decentralized and on the blockchain -- not a central rewards program

Are you just another user and not affiliated with the team? It seems like the users on this project are super engaged for some reason.

Is there some sort of rewards you're working for by being so engaged with the questions here? Or are you just genuinely that interested in it's welfare?

Where do begin... It's refreshing to find a unique concept in crypto - and not only that- a dev team willing to drive that concept into reality. When you really understand what the team is trying to do it makes a big impact.

Yes it's an uphill battle (especially in the crypto world) - but this team has a great idea- and great horsepower to deliver it.

I personally am here because I know how easy it is for people to claim "scam! Ponzi! blah!" so educating people curious about Merit will not only help the project, but it will help me personally that some of you might sign up with my alias.

I feel helping and educating will help me grow my community in merit a lot further than just spamming my invite link and leaving.

It officially clicked for me about 4 weeks ago after mining Merit since June.

So if I were to sign up now there would be a field that would ask if someone recommended me? If I put down KAMO287, what would you get out of it?
jr. member
Activity: 70
Merit: 2
Hi  Who do you consider to be your main competitor? Where can I find a video about the business? Send me the link pleeeease

Not sure if you're just copy/pasting to boost rank (since this question seems generic) but here is an older video - brief. quick. but high level Merit knowledge

https://youtu.be/AP_JuO3LA7s

I honestly cant think of a competitor in crypto trying to approach the problem statement like Merit is.

hope that helps !
jr. member
Activity: 70
Merit: 2
Can you explain more about what Growth Mining is? I hadn't heard of it before but it seems very interesting.
Going to try to beat kamo to this answer!  I'm quite new here, but my understanding goes like this:

  • Growth mining adds another kind of mining to the system, in addition to PoW.
  • 50% is growth mining.  50% is regular mining
  • Merit still has PoW mining, with CPU and GPU (cukoo cycle)
  • Merit is invite only -- you need an invite-token to have an activated wallet
  • The top 'growth miners' are the people who bring the most pepole into the network.
  • Everything is decentralized and on the blockchain -- not a central rewards program

Are you just another user and not affiliated with the team? It seems like the users on this project are super engaged for some reason.

Is there some sort of rewards you're working for by being so engaged with the questions here? Or are you just genuinely that interested in it's welfare?

Where do begin... It's refreshing to find a unique concept in crypto - and not only that- a dev team willing to drive that concept into reality. When you really understand what the team is trying to do it makes a big impact.

Yes it's an uphill battle (especially in the crypto world) - but this team has a great idea- and great horsepower to deliver it.

I personally am here because I know how easy it is for people to claim "scam! Ponzi! blah!" so educating people curious about Merit will not only help the project, but it will help me personally that some of you might sign up with my alias.

I feel helping and educating will help me grow my community in merit a lot further than just spamming my invite link and leaving.

It officially clicked for me about 4 weeks ago after mining Merit since June.
hero member
Activity: 1016
Merit: 502

Are you just another user and not affiliated with the team? It seems like the users on this project are super engaged for some reason.

Is there some sort of rewards you're working for by being so engaged with the questions here? Or are you just genuinely that interested in it's welfare?

That's the joy of this community.  There are many of us that are very engaged and do hold a true belief in the project and wish it all the success we can.  The team has been very supportive in the Discord channel for as long as I have been a member and actually responds to direct questions and PM's when you have one.  I've seen so many projects that they Devs are just in the channel but never truly 'available'.  The first week I joined and started mining, Adil held a video chat for over an hour or two and engaged with anyone that was willing to ask a question or wanted a response about a certain feature, etc.

It seems almost bizarre to me that a project on here has a genuine following. Everyone else is just paying pennies for people to pretend to be interested.

It's very refreshing actually. I'll have to look deeper into Merit, it's much more complex than I'm used to also.
Yeah, I totally agree with this.

At first, it seemed kind of fishy with so much positive stuff on here.  Still a little weird to me, but it's hard to argue with actual answers.  (And people typing with actual proper grammar.)
newbie
Activity: 28
Merit: 0
I'm taking part in the bounty, I already raised a lot of coins, especially without spending time. In the future I plan to actively invest in this plan, the prospects are visible not with an armed eye.
jr. member
Activity: 182
Merit: 1

Are you just another user and not affiliated with the team? It seems like the users on this project are super engaged for some reason.

Is there some sort of rewards you're working for by being so engaged with the questions here? Or are you just genuinely that interested in it's welfare?

That's the joy of this community.  There are many of us that are very engaged and do hold a true belief in the project and wish it all the success we can.  The team has been very supportive in the Discord channel for as long as I have been a member and actually responds to direct questions and PM's when you have one.  I've seen so many projects that they Devs are just in the channel but never truly 'available'.  The first week I joined and started mining, Adil held a video chat for over an hour or two and engaged with anyone that was willing to ask a question or wanted a response about a certain feature, etc.

It seems almost bizarre to me that a project on here has a genuine following. Everyone else is just paying pennies for people to pretend to be interested.

It's very refreshing actually. I'll have to look deeper into Merit, it's much more complex than I'm used to also.
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