Topic: [ANN][MIN] Minerals - POS | Developing own anon solution | - page 307. (Read 742187 times)
Mark my words.... If this was ONE person they will DEEPLY regret their selling this so early in the game.. MIN had a REVOLUTIONARY and FAIR distribution of its coin and NO-ONE holds a WHALES load... Just wait an see...
I vote for Voting , show all for investor , for everyone see MIN
I want to know what you guys think of the top priority that I should now choose for the Minerals development so I've updated voting for this thread.
If I missed something just let me know, I'll add more options to voting
If I missed something just let me know, I'll add more options to voting
I don't quite grasp the bottom part, but love the direction you're taking!
The bottom part are the bets people placed for both players, showing the total amount, return % if the side wins an a detail of all bets.I would hide the detailed individual bets, but show'm in a "Details" or "Advanced" view, so you can focus more on the game being played
its not individual bets
numbers in the middle represent Minerals block height. Blue and red bars show how much bets (total MIN amount) were placed during this particular block.
The idea behind it is that it is fun to bet during the game
But if we gather all Minerals during the game into one big pile there will be no point in betting at the early stages of the game where the outcome is unknown. Everyone will wait untill the end of the game. But this is not fun anymore!
So what I thought is that we should split that game into small time periods (time to find 1 block, or say 5 blocks).
Say the game begins at 30,001th block height. During blocks from 30,001 to 30,005 (~2.5 min duration) bettors will place their bets into one small pile of Minerals. Bettors that send their Minerals during blocks 30,006 to 30,010 will be betting against people who sen't their Minerals during these blocks as well and will not be able to win Minerals that were sent during 30,001-30,005 blocks. And so on. I'm thinking that 2.5 minute time period is too big for a Starcraft game which usually lasts 10-20 minutes, but you get the idea. We can set time periods as small as 1 block duration (30 seconds)
Once it starts all bets are closed.
Some early game mistakes can easily determine the outcome of the match.
Bets before the game will be allowed as well. These bets will rest in their own pile and will not be played against the ingame bets.
I personally find ingame bets pretty fun as there are a lot of unpredictabilities during the game. I've seen many games where a gamer did impossible and won the game nobody would think is possible to win.
If I'd think in a selfish way I'd say it's a great idea, only because I know I can successfully predict the outcome of most matches during their run.
I just think you're asking for a lot of trouble by allowing in-game bets.
Anyway, you just created the layout of the site (I think? or maybe it was just a page layout) and still haven't got an alpha ready or even started coding it (?).. so lot's of time and room to change.
+1, bets placed, game starts, outcome, bets paid out in next block.
Rinse and repeat and you are on to a winner
Betting in running = nightmare
I don't quite grasp the bottom part, but love the direction you're taking!
The bottom part are the bets people placed for both players, showing the total amount, return % if the side wins an a detail of all bets.I would hide the detailed individual bets, but show'm in a "Details" or "Advanced" view, so you can focus more on the game being played
its not individual bets
numbers in the middle represent Minerals block height. Blue and red bars show how much bets (total MIN amount) were placed during this particular block.
The idea behind it is that it is fun to bet during the game
But if we gather all Minerals during the game into one big pile there will be no point in betting at the early stages of the game where the outcome is unknown. Everyone will wait untill the end of the game. But this is not fun anymore!
So what I thought is that we should split that game into small time periods (time to find 1 block, or say 5 blocks).
Say the game begins at 30,001th block height. During blocks from 30,001 to 30,005 (~2.5 min duration) bettors will place their bets into one small pile of Minerals. Bettors that send their Minerals during blocks 30,006 to 30,010 will be betting against people who sen't their Minerals during these blocks as well and will not be able to win Minerals that were sent during 30,001-30,005 blocks. And so on. I'm thinking that 2.5 minute time period is too big for a Starcraft game which usually lasts 10-20 minutes, but you get the idea. We can set time periods as small as 1 block duration (30 seconds)
Once it starts all bets are closed.
Some early game mistakes can easily determine the outcome of the match.
Bets before the game will be allowed as well. These bets will rest in their own pile and will not be played against the ingame bets.
I personally find ingame bets pretty fun as there are a lot of unpredictabilities during the game. I've seen many games where a gamer did impossible and won the game nobody would think is possible to win.
If I'd think in a selfish way I'd say it's a great idea, only because I know I can successfully predict the outcome of most matches during their run.
I just think you're asking for a lot of trouble by allowing in-game bets.
Anyway, you just created the layout of the site (I think? or maybe it was just a page layout) and still haven't got an alpha ready or even started coding it (?).. so lots of time and room to change.
i'm not anymore a min holder; i hope i didn't sell to the "big farms mafia" 
gl hf with the coin
gl hf with the coin
I don't quite grasp the bottom part, but love the direction you're taking!
The bottom part are the bets people placed for both players, showing the total amount, return % if the side wins an a detail of all bets.I would hide the detailed individual bets, but show'm in a "Details" or "Advanced" view, so you can focus more on the game being played
its not individual bets
numbers in the middle represent Minerals block height. Blue and red bars show how much bets (total MIN amount) were placed during this particular block.
The idea behind it is that it is fun to bet during the game
But if we gather all Minerals during the game into one big pile there will be no point in betting at the early stages of the game where the outcome is unknown. Everyone will wait untill the end of the game. But this is not fun anymore!
So what I thought is that we should split that game into small time periods (time to find 1 block, or say 5 blocks).
Say the game begins at 30,001th block height. During blocks from 30,001 to 30,005 (~2.5 min duration) bettors will place their bets into one small pile of Minerals. Bettors that send their Minerals during blocks 30,006 to 30,010 will be betting against people who sen't their Minerals during these blocks as well and will not be able to win Minerals that were sent during 30,001-30,005 blocks. And so on. I'm thinking that 2.5 minute time period is too big for a Starcraft game which usually lasts 10-20 minutes, but you get the idea. We can set time periods as small as 1 block duration (30 seconds)
Once it starts all bets are closed.
Some early game mistakes can easily determine the outcome of the match.
Bets before the game will be allowed as well. These bets will rest in their own pile and will not be played against the ingame bets.
I personally find ingame bets pretty fun as there are a lot of unpredictabilities during the game. I've seen many games where a gamer did impossible and won the game nobody would think is possible to win.
Bets have to be placed before the match starts, one slip in the first 30 seconds can be a killer.
Betting-in-running, which is I think what you are proposing, is a whole other can of worms and would probably best left until the basics are stable.
Cheers.
Betting-in-running, which is I think what you are proposing, is a whole other can of worms and would probably best left until the basics are stable.
Cheers.
I don't quite grasp the bottom part, but love the direction you're taking!
The bottom part are the bets people placed for both players, showing the total amount, return % if the side wins an a detail of all bets.I would hide the detailed individual bets, but show'm in a "Details" or "Advanced" view, so you can focus more on the game being played
its not individual bets
numbers in the middle represent Minerals block height. Blue and red bars show how much bets (total MIN amount) were placed during this particular block.
The idea behind it is that it is fun to bet during the game
But if we gather all Minerals during the game into one big pile there will be no point in betting at the early stages of the game where the outcome is unknown. Everyone will wait untill the end of the game. But this is not fun anymore!
So what I thought is that we should split that game into small time periods (time to find 1 block, or say 5 blocks).
Say the game begins at 30,001th block height. During blocks from 30,001 to 30,005 (~2.5 min duration) bettors will place their bets into one small pile of Minerals. Bettors that send their Minerals during blocks 30,006 to 30,010 will be betting against people who sen't their Minerals during these blocks as well and will not be able to win Minerals that were sent during 30,001-30,005 blocks. And so on. I'm thinking that 2.5 minute time period is too big for a Starcraft game which usually lasts 10-20 minutes, but you get the idea. We can set time periods as small as 1 block duration (30 seconds)
Brilliant!
I don't quite grasp the bottom part, but love the direction you're taking!
The bottom part are the bets people placed for both players, showing the total amount, return % if the side wins an a detail of all bets.I would hide the detailed individual bets, but show'm in a "Details" or "Advanced" view, so you can focus more on the game being played
its not individual bets
numbers in the middle represent Minerals block height. Blue and red bars show how much bets (total MIN amount) were placed during this particular block.
The idea behind it is that it is fun to bet during the game
But if we gather all Minerals during the game into one big pile there will be no point in betting at the early stages of the game where the outcome is unknown. Everyone will wait untill the end of the game. But this is not fun anymore!
So what I thought is that we should split that game into small time periods (time to find 1 block, or say 5 blocks).
Say the game begins at 30,001th block height. During blocks from 30,001 to 30,005 (~2.5 min duration) bettors will place their bets into one small pile of Minerals. Bettors that send their Minerals during blocks 30,006 to 30,010 will be betting against people who sen't their Minerals during these blocks as well and will not be able to win Minerals that were sent during 30,001-30,005 blocks. And so on. I'm thinking that 2.5 minute time period is too big for a Starcraft game which usually lasts 10-20 minutes, but you get the idea. We can set time periods as small as 1 block duration (30 seconds)
Well... that's a concept I was totally unfamilair with. When I decide to make a small bet, it's often on football or that kind of team sports and everything gets collected before the game starts.
How does it work for the end of a game? Let's say a team is about to lose and remaining game time is estimated to run for 5 more minutes. Then suddenly you get a turnaround? There would be basically no real end time to close the bets?
I don't quite grasp the bottom part, but love the direction you're taking!
The bottom part are the bets people placed for both players, showing the total amount, return % if the side wins an a detail of all bets.I would hide the detailed individual bets, but show'm in a "Details" or "Advanced" view, so you can focus more on the game being played
its not individual bets
numbers in the middle represent Minerals block height. Blue and red bars show how much bets (total MIN amount) were placed during this particular block.
The idea behind it is that it is fun to bet during the game
But if we gather all Minerals during the game into one big pile there will be no point in betting at the early stages of the game where the outcome is unknown. Everyone will wait untill the end of the game. But this is not fun anymore!
So what I thought is that we should split that game into small time periods (time to find 1 block, or say 5 blocks).
Say the game begins at 30,001th block height. During blocks from 30,001 to 30,005 (~2.5 min duration) bettors will place their bets into one small pile of Minerals. Bettors that send their Minerals during blocks 30,006 to 30,010 will be betting against people who sen't their Minerals during these blocks as well and will not be able to win Minerals that were sent during 30,001-30,005 blocks. And so on. I'm thinking that 2.5 minute time period is too big for a Starcraft game which usually lasts 10-20 minutes, but you get the idea. We can set time periods as small as 1 block duration (30 seconds)
Once it starts all bets are closed.
Some early game mistakes can easily determine the outcome of the match.
Even some openings can determine who's going to win (most likely): 10 pool banelings just doesn't work anymore - you see it a pro gamer using it (and by that I mean using build order to get there) and you already know he'll lose.
I don't quite grasp the bottom part, but love the direction you're taking!
The bottom part are the bets people placed for both players, showing the total amount, return % if the side wins an a detail of all bets.I would hide the detailed individual bets, but show'm in a "Details" or "Advanced" view, so you can focus more on the game being played
its not individual bets
numbers in the middle represent Minerals block height. Blue and red bars show how much bets (total MIN amount) were placed during this particular block.
The idea behind it is that it is fun to bet during the game
But if we gather all Minerals during the game into one big pile there will be no point in betting at the early stages of the game where the outcome is unknown. Everyone will wait untill the end of the game. But this is not fun anymore!
So what I thought is that we should split that game into small time periods (time to find 1 block, or say 5 blocks).
Say the game begins at 30,001th block height. During blocks from 30,001 to 30,005 (~2.5 min duration) bettors will place their bets into one small pile of Minerals. Bettors that send their Minerals during blocks 30,006 to 30,010 will be betting against people who sen't their Minerals during these blocks as well and will not be able to win Minerals that were sent during 30,001-30,005 blocks. And so on. I'm thinking that 2.5 minute time period is too big for a Starcraft game which usually lasts 10-20 minutes, but you get the idea. We can set time periods as small as 1 block duration (30 seconds)
k back to work here
Wow dev, now that is really impressive!!! the e-sports concepts, this is what investors will be watching for continuing development of the coins potential,, as far as dump? it seems to be coming right back.... just a little dump lol
I think this freak'n VISTA laptop that came in that is sucking up all my time today after weeding though a ton of malware etc. ..it simply has a failing hard drive!!! I hate when they are just starting to go out.... still run but have all the signs lol. check a few more things then I got to make that call to the customer let him know the bad news...lol, and I will not reinstall vista on it! and I missing out on all the action in our thread here too but got to work lol
I think this freak'n VISTA laptop that came in that is sucking up all my time today after weeding though a ton of malware etc. ..it simply has a failing hard drive!!! I hate when they are just starting to go out.... still run but have all the signs lol. check a few more things then I got to make that call to the customer let him know the bad news...lol, and I will not reinstall vista on it! and I missing out on all the action in our thread here too
but got to work lol I don't quite grasp the bottom part, but love the direction you're taking!
The bottom part are the bets people placed for both players, showing the total amount, return % if the side wins an a detail of all bets.I would hide the detailed individual bets, but show'm in a "Details" or "Advanced" view, so you can focus more on the game being played
its not individual bets
numbers in the middle represent Minerals block height. Blue and red bars show how much bets (total MIN amount) were placed during this particular block.
The idea behind it is that it is fun to bet during the game
But if we gather all Minerals during the game into one big pile there will be no point in betting at the early stages of the game where the outcome is unknown. Everyone will wait untill the end of the game. But this is not fun anymore!
So what I thought is that we should split that game into small time periods (time to find 1 block, or say 5 blocks).
Say the game begins at 30,001th block height. During blocks from 30,001 to 30,005 (~2.5 min duration) bettors will place their bets into one small pile of Minerals. Bettors that send their Minerals during blocks 30,006 to 30,010 will be betting against people who sen't their Minerals during these blocks as well and will not be able to win Minerals that were sent during 30,001-30,005 blocks. And so on. I'm thinking that 2.5 minute time period is too big for a Starcraft game which usually lasts 10-20 minutes, but you get the idea. We can set time periods as small as 1 block duration (30 seconds)
Minerals dev please update the pools page on minerals.pro website and put the multipool only since the other pools are irrelevant. Add bleutrade to the exchange section too.
Never played SC either, but got attracted by the dev team's efforts to level the playing field for everyone.
Being a day one C&C player, I wonder how long it will take before Tiberium can be mined in a similar environment
Being a day one C&C player, I wonder how long it will take before Tiberium can be mined in a similar environment
You go way back then
I played the first C&C as well. But then SC became the standard in RTS. C&C was so good thoughI have played Dune also
A big dump from one person i think:
Prices are already back where they were. Never played SC either, but got attracted by the dev team's efforts to level the playing field for everyone.
Being a day one C&C player, I wonder how long it will take before Tiberium can be mined in a similar environment
Being a day one C&C player, I wonder how long it will take before Tiberium can be mined in a similar environment
You go way back then
I played the first C&C as well. But then SC became the standard in RTS. C&C was so good though Panic Dump on C-Cex.
Finally chance for some new folks to jump in the train to moon. This coin is rising second day already very smoothly. Reminds me BlackCoins' epic pump and dump in April. But unlike BlackCoin Minerals is rising very slowly, seems like organic growth currently. Once whales start swimming in Mineral waters, the volume will jump from current 67 BTC to 500-1000 BTC in matter of hours and price will go x10. Then be ready for epic dump.
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