Topic: eMunie Beta Test - page 3. (Read 6791 times)

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Just to clear a few things up.

eMunie will have a 30 day PUBLIC pre-sale. You have 30 days to get in on the pre-sale which is to start late January-early February, it's your fault if you don't. Beta Pre-sales are no different than the public pre-sale. Everything is priced at $.10 unless you buy in bulk where it goes to $.09/10,000EMU or $.08/100,000EMU. Prices are priced at the same with just the Beta Testers getting 1000($100) eMunie and the founders getting 2000 ($200) eMunie for helping out development and bug fixes. Price might not even change(or even go lower) post-release depending on how much demand there is. IMO 30 days is a lot of time to decide to go with the pre-sale or not.

Beta eMunie wallets are wiped at every major beta client release. Nothing is usually carried over between beta clients. Nobody is getting real eMunie until the actual release occurs.

The system prevents huge price movements, so investors looking to get rich fast will NOT get rich fast unless there is outrageously high demand. You will not see a price fluctuation like BTC or anything of that sort. No "boss" as the EMU system is the boss, no-"body" manages eMunie supply. People try to dump eMunie and the system holds it to keep the price steady, if the demand grows the eMunie supply increases to keep the price steady as best as it can.

The client works fine, people can set up a hatcher(kind of like a miner) that allows you to generate eMunie through earnings and fee's. It's not 100% POS like Nxt, etc. But it requires more on CPU, and a SSD than GPU speed(not at all). So just holding eMunie will not give you the best Rate of Return.  

From what I have seen it's not a scam, and if it was a scam, Dan has gone through immense work in getting it to work. He has done a lot to get the client working really well and gone through a lot of work getting his idea working in client form. Someone can start the client with 0 EMU and generate EMU if they set up a hatcher, etc. Nobody is requiring anyone to invest. So wait for the release, test out the client and how it works, if it's not for you then just go on your way in the crypto world

Exactly and it's enough for me and most people.

You should slow down on the cocaine or whatever it is. It makes you appear crazy. I'm sure you're alright though.

And how should we review that what you are saying is true? Where do we see those algo's?

Ow ok, now it seems safe, where can I preorder those eMunies? Superresistant thinks Fuseleer wouldn't do something like that. Who needs proof when someone on the internet thinks something? right? 

Looking at that link. Yes, eMunie fits the bill. Thanks.

I use opensource were possible, never said I never used anything closed source.
I may hope you aren't that stupid not to see why a decentralized cryptocurrency needs to be opensource?


No, it wouldn't matter me a tiny bit. You think Satoshi created Bitcoin in a day? You think the folks spending years working on Debian are mad at Canonical for making Ubuntu or Canonical at the Mint devs?
Have you seen how SunnyKing takes it when his coins are used to build a new one? I'm sure he also spends some time creating his coins.  


Because people will not choose a mere copy over the original, why choose the copy with a crappy dev if you can use the original with a good dev team behind it?
When Litecoin came out, we already had many alts like ixcoin, i0coin, Tenebrix, Solidcoin, Geist Geld and many followed. And even with 50 new copy-paste coinreleases a day like we are seeing now, an innovating coin with a good developer behind it will stand out an will be used. It's a crappy excuse not to release the sources from the beginning imo, the result is people can't review it and it won't attract devs to help improve it.

How do you expect people to trust the software if nobody can review it? People pay for these coins, it holds value, and we got to trust one person? One guy that controls it? What happens if Fuseleer gets hit by a bus? Who will continue his work? Nobody, because nobody has the source.

Every other successful coin did this without a presale, and cushion the price-drops? At least they're honest about price manipulation.
But you're right when you say a dev can be paid, not every dev needs to be like Sunny who even rejects donations. But it would have been a better practice to just ask for donations, because that presale essentially needs a premine. And every premine is used as an excuse for all the things you've mentioned, if that would be something smart to do, we would now use Tenebrix instead of Litecoin. And how much does Fuseleer get? Actually we can't know, he can give himself as much coins as he wants, nobody can check it.

I'm not only reading on Bitcointalk, like I already mentioned.


And it's weird to see them only talking about eMunie on a Bitcoin forum, they don't seems very interested in Bitcoin or another alt except when emunie pops up in a topic.  

It's called Return on Investment:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Return_on_investment


I hope that helps.

Thanks, I did not know all that. So thanks for letting me know all that. I do think it was not so clear in all the links how it will be distributed and how it functions. Those explainations are why better here than I found in the forum.

Will there be a giveaway.

Still think its unfair to sell bulks. This would be a major point which will be hard for me to confince that this is right. Ho would maybe say this could be a small scam.
Since, I mean none would sell me a dollar for less even if I would be a million of dollars. The same is for the mining if I am mining in a pool a get an equal share and not less because I only can use my laptop. I hope you get my point here.
So why should people who got already more many have it easier. its really discourging.

For example I would consider to get some for 2 or 3 ltc since I got only in as a whole 8. But i would feel a bit discourge even discriminante by this rule.

anyway, thanks for your replies.

You can tell what you want.

care to share some of your algo hibijibi hokus pokus?

what do you have to hide?

My Bitcointalk account is a bit older than the eMunie project. "Peer pressure". Yeah! I've been told to keep calm and talk slowly, clearly and tranquillizingly with idiots, otherwise people will think I'm one of them. Is this something what I should consider as pressure?

There will be publicly available information on all the pre-launch investments made, and the amount of eMu.

There will also be a block explorer of such, so with that in mind, ANYONE can cross check that the amount of invested is equal (or close to save for tester bonuses and rounding) to amount of eMu created.

I CAN NOT create additional eMu after the genesis block and wallets, that is governed and controlled by the supply algorithms and is distributed to balance holders and hatchers as per the rules of the system (which have been documented in various threads over and over).

I'm not even bothering to answer eMules FUD.

thanks for confirming the rich founders getting richer

emulie found a new system: after-mining in stead of pre-mining

I would be compromising if Fuserleer could create coins for himself but I don't think he would do that mistake.

Is there some way to audit how much Fuserleer create for himself, his friends etc.? Fully anonymous system? That means no way for independent checking? How can outsiders know how much of that declared presale investment is just an excuse to create emunies for himself to stash away.

Anyway, when will the whitepaper with lots of details come out? It was supposed to be some time ago.

My BTT account was made in Oct 2012.

Currently the official pre-sale isn't running yet, but it should start soon.
Here you can get some Information on the pre-sale: http://forum.emunie.com/index.php?/topic/992-important-information-regarding-public-pre-launch-sale/



LOL, are you referring to me? My account is a couple of month older then eMunie;)

Firstly, no person will be creating new coins. This function is fully automated depending on unfilled demand. The new coins will be created directly in the wallets of the people that already hold emunie, in direct proportion to their percentage holdings. If the demand for coins falls off, the system stops making coins.

Also, there is a buffer system whereby the system buys/sells coins in order to prevent spikes in price. This does not attempt to fix the price, just prevent huge fluctuations. (This is where a lot of the pre-sale money will be going. The rest towards further development, advertising etc)


The money brought in from new coins will obviously go to the people that decide to sell theirs.


The price of each coin is largely irrelevant at this point. If you invest $100 and get 1000 coins, or 10,000 coins, they will still be worth $100 at launch.

It's true that buying in bulk will get you a discount. Its not a huge discount in my opinion and I think your argument about rich getting richer is largely an appeal to emotion so I wont argue against it here.

My BTCTalk account is older than my Emunie beta test.

Some of the emunie supporter accounts seem pretty fresh. Did they join the emunie project before having an account here or do they find it embarrassing to shill with their main account but are under peer pressure to do it?