If you have nothing new to add then why post. Why ask for proof then say you know it happened anyway.... stop wasting my time.
If the dev and a handful of people accidentally mined up 50% of the current minting in 24hours then accidents happen i guess lol
No, it's just fair that they get an advantage.
Wait, but it didn't happen, prove it.
Who cares if it happened? I don't give a shit and have nothing to be scared of.
But it didn't happen, prove it.
I know it happened and it's public knowledge, so who cares?
But the burden of proof is on you.
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eltito
What happened, a mistake where a lot of coins were mined in the very beginning, which was corrected as soon as the dev realized it? Yes - it's right there on the bitcointalk thread for everyone to see. Also on darkcointalk. Who ever claimed otherwise? Not me.
Cryptohunter is accusing the devs of scamming, with no evidence to support the accusation. That is what he needs to prove. The other thing is common, public knowledge.
Why is this so difficult for you two to grasp?
So was it a mistake or a fair advantage? please state your position firmly so we can have a real discussion.
I've answered this. https://www.darkcointalk.org/threads/the-birth-of-darkcoin.162/
Don't deflect. Answer my very simple question:
Was the instamine a mistake or a fair advantage to dev and his buddies?
According to the dev it was the former. According to you it was the latter. The burden of proof lies on you, not on him (or me).
And what is YOUR position? this is the third time that I ask you this question, why do you not answer directly?
Intuition isn't your strong suit...
My position is what the available evidence bears out: that it was an honest mistake and a fumbled launch, corrected as soon as it was realized. Nothing nefarious.
Now, as I've asked you far more than three times (to no avail thus far), what evidence do you have that supports your accusation that it was a scam?
Ok now that you have finally stated your position.
First, you say that "where do I come up with the 2 million figure"
Well it's pretty easy actually:
http://explorer.darkcoin.io/chain/DarkCoin?hi=3450&count=20 Up until this block the reward was 500 so, 3450 * 500 = 1,725,000 coins.
Then from block 3500 to block 4032 the reward was 277, so 532 blocks * 277 = 147,000 coins.
After that somehow the reward was again 500 from block 4033 to 4500, 468 blocks * 500 coins = 234,000 coins.
If you add them up = 2,106,000 coins, so 2.1 Million coins.
Secondly, you belive dev when he says that "they didn't know something was happening" until they reached block 4500.
This is complete and utter bullshit, if you check the thread that you linked me to he says:
"We launched later and immediately got stuck on block 42, I was new to the Bitcoin codebase and wasn’t sure what I missed so I announced we’d relaunch later."
- When they got stuck at block 42 he should have definitely know that the blocks were rewarding 500 coins, but he decided to ignore it and just "fix" the part where they got stuck and didn't touch the faulty minting code.
- The difficulty wasn't retargeting either, he somehow also "didn't notice" it after the first 42 blocks problem.
- No windows qt wallet after 8 hours of mining 500 non-retargeting low difficulty blocks.
- Lastly, how the fuck do you mess everything up in your favor and don't seem to notice until "it's too late and we're too rich to do anyhting about it".
EDIT: Forgot to add, he states that he was new to making coins... why didn't he used the built in testnet before launching?