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Topic: Developer for brilliant new Alt Coin (Read 774 times)

legendary
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newbie
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February 17, 2014, 10:49:24 PM
#9
the total number of coins I came up with is modelled after how the u.s.a distributes 10 dollar bills annually. I believe the total number of coins that can be produced should encrouage new people to get in the virtual currency without fear that it's price is too high for them to.buy, say because there won't be a large amount of the coin ever produced, ehm bitcoin..., or the price too low for the coin to have any real practical purpose.
There are 2,100,000,000,000,000 distinct units of Bitcoin. Explain how this is not enough? Huh


While there may be that many units of.bitcoin, the price can and does fluctuate so much that many of them are irrelevant, bitcoin hit a low of under fifty usd just in early 2013, not to mention the huge crash on mt.gox just yesterday.

Not to mention bitcoins ten minute block time.
legendary
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February 17, 2014, 08:26:04 PM
#8
the total number of coins I came up with is modelled after how the u.s.a distributes 10 dollar bills annually. I believe the total number of coins that can be produced should encrouage new people to get in the virtual currency without fear that it's price is too high for them to.buy, say because there won't be a large amount of the coin ever produced, ehm bitcoin..., or the price too low for the coin to have any real practical purpose.
There are 2,100,000,000,000,000 distinct units of Bitcoin. Explain how this is not enough? Huh

This is true, even the iCoin developers have picked up on this and why I firmly believe iCoin is the only one that could potentially compete with bitcoin in the future.

It has a great name, great design, it keeps getting better slowly instead of BANG and then fizzle out.

Laugh at me me now though for these comments. Smiley
legendary
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February 17, 2014, 08:11:35 PM
#7
the total number of coins I came up with is modelled after how the u.s.a distributes 10 dollar bills annually. I believe the total number of coins that can be produced should encrouage new people to get in the virtual currency without fear that it's price is too high for them to.buy, say because there won't be a large amount of the coin ever produced, ehm bitcoin..., or the price too low for the coin to have any real practical purpose.
There are 2,100,000,000,000,000 distinct units of Bitcoin. Explain how this is not enough? Huh
newbie
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February 17, 2014, 07:58:59 PM
#6
the total number of coins I came up with is modelled after how the u.s.a distributes 10 dollar bills annually. I believe the total number of coins that can be produced should encrouage new people to get in the virtual currency without fear that it's price is too high for them to.buy, say because there won't be a large amount of the coin ever produced, ehm bitcoin..., or the price too low for the coin to have any real practical purpose.
hero member
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February 16, 2014, 11:23:55 PM
#5
Before anything else, Id like to point out that The name of the coin will not be released in this thread, neither the total amount that will hopefully be produced, nor the block time etc, if you're interested in helping create this new gold standard for virtual currencies, shoot me a email and I'll tell you what you want to know.

I'm mostly searching for a developer who can help me with making the actual coin programming and mining pools etc.

I myself can design, whether it be in photoshop or not, I can create logos for the coin and many images etc.

What would make this coin very unique comlared to others? Math, yes math was used to find out the perfect toal number of coins to be created to ensure the least possible deflation and inflation of the coin, and also to ensure that the coin will be on the market for many more years to to come.

I also.wish to incoproate some attributes of the Peercoin(ppc), as that coin was also designed for long term use, not just as an investment like Bitcoin.

I have many.other unique, well thought out ideas, but as I'm leaving for work, don't have the time to write them down here.
If you're interested , by all means, send me a message at [email protected], and I'll respond as soon as I can.



Math? Pls do elaborate. The total amount of coins is not particularly unique btw
legendary
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Blackjack.fun
February 16, 2014, 09:01:34 PM
#4
No torn has nothing to do with the coin name

Just found it interesting that your username might look like "torn staff". =)))
newbie
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February 16, 2014, 08:56:11 PM
#3
No torn has nothing to do with the coin name
legendary
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Blackjack.fun
February 16, 2014, 07:54:48 PM
#2
does your "coin" name has anything to do with torn ? =)))))
newbie
Activity: 15
Merit: 0
February 16, 2014, 07:40:18 PM
#1
Before anything else, Id like to point out that The name of the coin will not be released in this thread, neither the total amount that will hopefully be produced, nor the block time etc, if you're interested in helping create this new gold standard for virtual currencies, shoot me a email and I'll tell you what you want to know.

I'm mostly searching for a developer who can help me with making the actual coin programming and mining pools etc.

I myself can design, whether it be in photoshop or not, I can create logos for the coin and many images etc.

What would make this coin very unique comlared to others? Math, yes math was used to find out the perfect toal number of coins to be created to ensure the least possible deflation and inflation of the coin, and also to ensure that the coin will be on the market for many more years to to come.

I also.wish to incoproate some attributes of the Peercoin(ppc), as that coin was also designed for long term use, not just as an investment like Bitcoin.

I have many.other unique, well thought out ideas, but as I'm leaving for work, don't have the time to write them down here.
If you're interested , by all means, send me a message at [email protected], and I'll respond as soon as I can.

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