Is this coin going to be able to make it out of the stable??
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neigh neigh
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Topic: [ANN][SBC] StableCoin ¦¦ A new breed of cryptocurrency ¦¦ v1.2 RELEASED - page 36. (Read 102773 times)
June 07, 2013, 12:43:21 PM
neigh neigh
lol
June 07, 2013, 12:40:41 PM
currently 760
June 07, 2013, 12:38:32 PM
what block are we in now?
June 07, 2013, 12:37:59 PM
I pushed some hashing power your way.
I am already seeing block reward payments
Can't connect for some reason
June 07, 2013, 12:36:49 PM
i will give this coin a try 
June 07, 2013, 12:35:04 PM
I pushed some hashing power your way.
I am already seeing block reward payments
June 07, 2013, 12:33:16 PM
Is this coin going to be able to make it out of the stable??
hehe
hehe
neigh neigh
June 07, 2013, 12:32:06 PM
I like this coin 
June 07, 2013, 12:31:35 PM
I accounted for that... what I think is that the use of the work pre-mine is being ridiculously overused as was inconceivable.
NOW we're blaming a coin for being a pre-mine, before the coins are mined, and will be held back in the future for a service? This is almost too much.
When I started -- the block count was 86.
There was NOTHING 'premined' in the correct sense of the word.
So I guess based on the cracked logic here -- any pool that changes a fee is 'pre-mining' you.
NOW we're blaming a coin for being a pre-mine, before the coins are mined, and will be held back in the future for a service? This is almost too much.
When I started -- the block count was 86.
There was NOTHING 'premined' in the correct sense of the word.
So I guess based on the cracked logic here -- any pool that changes a fee is 'pre-mining' you.
Odd when you stated what proof was there of the 1.2M I thought you meant you didn't know.
I knew what was stated in the OP... now, I am interested in it -- so I am mining it.
Do I know there is holdback -- yes, and I want that. I like the 'coin mixing' idea.... more original that anything out lately.
However, I still wouldn't call it a 'pre-mine'... because the currency 'hasn't been minted yet'.
So... I like the coin, I will mine the coin, and I already ignored the chicken littles.
June 07, 2013, 12:30:37 PM
Is this coin going to be able to make it out of the stable??
hehe
hehe
June 07, 2013, 12:24:42 PM
I accounted for that... what I think is that the use of the work pre-mine is being ridiculously overused as was inconceivable.
NOW we're blaming a coin for being a pre-mine, before the coins are mined, and will be held back in the future for a service? This is almost too much.
When I started -- the block count was 86.
There was NOTHING 'premined' in the correct sense of the word.
So I guess based on the cracked logic here -- any pool that changes a fee is 'pre-mining' you.
NOW we're blaming a coin for being a pre-mine, before the coins are mined, and will be held back in the future for a service? This is almost too much.
When I started -- the block count was 86.
There was NOTHING 'premined' in the correct sense of the word.
So I guess based on the cracked logic here -- any pool that changes a fee is 'pre-mining' you.
Odd when you stated what proof was there of the 1.2M I thought you meant you didn't know.
June 07, 2013, 12:24:08 PM
Yeah... I got it.
I have to actually click the ignore button to keep my sanity.
Done, and done!
I have to actually click the ignore button to keep my sanity.
Done, and done!
June 07, 2013, 12:24:00 PM
LOL this coin is so dumb anyone putting hash's into this needs a word with themselves in a dark room.
June 07, 2013, 12:23:02 PM
I accounted for that... what I think is that the use of the work pre-mine is being ridiculously overused as was inconceivable.
NOW we're blaming a coin for being a pre-mine, before the coins are mined, and will be held back in the future for a service? This is almost too much.
When I started -- the block count was 86.
There was NOTHING 'premined' in the correct sense of the word.
So I guess based on the cracked logic here -- any pool that changes a fee is 'pre-mining' you.
NOW we're blaming a coin for being a pre-mine, before the coins are mined, and will be held back in the future for a service? This is almost too much.
When I started -- the block count was 86.
There was NOTHING 'premined' in the correct sense of the word.
So I guess based on the cracked logic here -- any pool that changes a fee is 'pre-mining' you.
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An amount (0.5% of total coins) has been created by us to act as the basis for this service
0.5 % of 250.000.000 = 1,250,000
You got it??¿?¿?¿?¿?
June 07, 2013, 12:19:55 PM
I accounted for that... what I think is that the use of the work pre-mine is being ridiculously overused as was inconceivable.
NOW we're blaming a coin for being a pre-mine, before the coins are mined, and will be held back in the future for a service? This is almost too much.
When I started -- the block count was 86.
There was NOTHING 'premined' in the correct sense of the word.
So I guess based on the cracked logic here -- any pool that changes a fee is 'pre-mining' you.
NOW we're blaming a coin for being a pre-mine, before the coins are mined, and will be held back in the future for a service? This is almost too much.
When I started -- the block count was 86.
There was NOTHING 'premined' in the correct sense of the word.
So I guess based on the cracked logic here -- any pool that changes a fee is 'pre-mining' you.
June 07, 2013, 12:18:34 PM
June 07, 2013, 12:17:53 PM
You guys are freakin hilarious.
Massive Premine.
Do any of you even know what that means? or are you just parroting previous posts?
Secondly, what proof is there of 1.2M premined coins?
By my math -- at 700 blocks there would be 3,883 coins mined.
Now, if this is a holdback for the mixing service and the block reward is 25 -- then 17,300 coins have been minted, 3,883 have been paid to miners and 13,471 have been held back.
Again I ask.... where are these 'massively premined' coins?
Massive Premine.
Do any of you even know what that means? or are you just parroting previous posts?
Secondly, what proof is there of 1.2M premined coins?
By my math -- at 700 blocks there would be 3,883 coins mined.
Now, if this is a holdback for the mixing service and the block reward is 25 -- then 17,300 coins have been minted, 3,883 have been paid to miners and 13,471 have been held back.
Again I ask.... where are these 'massively premined' coins?
Yes please read the original post
Or here I'll quote it for you...
"An amount (0.5% of total coins) has been created by us to act as the basis for this service. A small amount of these coins may be used for giveaways and bounties, as the community sees fit. "
Now try using a calculator and you end up with 1.2M premined.
June 07, 2013, 12:16:59 PM
You are forgetting that the first 900 blocks are not 25 coins each.
Read the first post again...
"
Our goal is to not have a disproportionate amount of coins created within the first 24 hours. Mined blocks will mature after 20 blocks.
Block 0-90 0 coins
Block 90-180 1 coins
Block 180-270 2 coins
Block 270-360 3 coins
Block 360-450 6 coins
Block 450-540 8 coins
Block 540-630 12 coins
Block 630-720 15 coins
Block 720-810 18 coins
Block 810-900 22 coins
Block 900+ 25 coins
"
Read the first post again...
"
Our goal is to not have a disproportionate amount of coins created within the first 24 hours. Mined blocks will mature after 20 blocks.
Block 0-90 0 coins
Block 90-180 1 coins
Block 180-270 2 coins
Block 270-360 3 coins
Block 360-450 6 coins
Block 450-540 8 coins
Block 540-630 12 coins
Block 630-720 15 coins
Block 720-810 18 coins
Block 810-900 22 coins
Block 900+ 25 coins
"
June 07, 2013, 12:12:31 PM
250,000,000 * 0.005 = 1,250,000 as stated in the OP.
Yes, it is stated that these coins will be used for the mixing service, and a small amount for bounties, etc. but it is still a premine. I'm not saying that is good or bad, just stating the facts.
Yes, it is stated that these coins will be used for the mixing service, and a small amount for bounties, etc. but it is still a premine. I'm not saying that is good or bad, just stating the facts.
June 07, 2013, 12:10:53 PM
I started like 5min after the sources were released and the block count was at 180 ...just saying
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