Topic: Determining The Economics Of A New Gaming Cryptocurrency (Read 820 times)
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Just use an already existing crypto currency IMO. It will save you a lot of hassle and headache.
Agreed.no need to create a new coin.
I'd also recommend you look into an existing coin as opposed to spending time to create something else. Your time should be spent on your core product, not split between two different things. When people try and do that, they usually fail at both.
Regardless, have a look at Hyper. It might be something you could use, or you could at least get a lot of ideas etc from it.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/ann-hyper-game-currency-mmos-poker-20-serversshapeshiftio-rpg-more-624651
Regardless, have a look at Hyper. It might be something you could use, or you could at least get a lot of ideas etc from it.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/ann-hyper-game-currency-mmos-poker-20-serversshapeshiftio-rpg-more-624651
We think there's a lot of benefits from having your own coin that is specifically tailored for your ecosystem. It's worth the hassle for us.
Just use an already existing crypto currency IMO. It will save you a lot of hassle and headache.
I'm creating a new coin that will be the currency used on my company's gaming website. The site will host weekly tournaments for popular games (league of legends, hearthstone, call of duty, etc). In addition to weekly events, there will be an arcade of mini games that cost a small amount to play competitively and give you a chance to earn some coin. There will also be an online store to purchase gaming cards and accessories. No credit cards accepted, just crypto.
What kind of supply schedule would be best for a coin that's used like this? (block time, coins per block, halving time) I don't want to put out too many coins too fast like Dogecoin did, but on the other hand we also expect rapid growth in the first year so supply should be somewhat front loaded. During the first 6 months, we hope to attract tens of thousands of unique players to the arcade and to our online tournaments and grow rapidly throughout our first 24 months. I know the whales on exchanges can create a volatile trading environment, but it would be nice if we could devise a schedule that would encourage price stability, since it will be used for the same fixed fees daily, and also release them at the correct rate that grows the coin organically over time as more people start using them.
What kind of supply schedule would be best for a coin that's used like this? (block time, coins per block, halving time) I don't want to put out too many coins too fast like Dogecoin did, but on the other hand we also expect rapid growth in the first year so supply should be somewhat front loaded. During the first 6 months, we hope to attract tens of thousands of unique players to the arcade and to our online tournaments and grow rapidly throughout our first 24 months. I know the whales on exchanges can create a volatile trading environment, but it would be nice if we could devise a schedule that would encourage price stability, since it will be used for the same fixed fees daily, and also release them at the correct rate that grows the coin organically over time as more people start using them.
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