What happens when doge is almost completely mined?
Do you think the small amount of mineable coins they will allow for inflation each year will attract enough miners to secure the blockchain?
Topic: Fair share of coins - page 2. (Read 2772 times)
The biggest problem with litecoin and DOGE seems to be the mentality of scrypt miners in general; they seem to be determined to run "bait and switch" scams whereby they pretend to support one coin, momentarily making it look like maybe that coin might have some hope of eventually securing its blockchain, then abandon it for another, in a long stream of serial bait and switch scams.
If either litecoin or DOGE does actually have dedication to securing its blockchain, as in miners who are going to stick to it regardless of any momentary profit that they might for a moment make by abandoning it for some new bait-and-switch scam, then maybe one of them might have a chance; or of they adapt so that both litecoin and DOGE can be merged mined together, so that both can reach decent hashpower levels together instead of each in effect undermining the security of the other.
-MarkM-
If either litecoin or DOGE does actually have dedication to securing its blockchain, as in miners who are going to stick to it regardless of any momentary profit that they might for a moment make by abandoning it for some new bait-and-switch scam, then maybe one of them might have a chance; or of they adapt so that both litecoin and DOGE can be merged mined together, so that both can reach decent hashpower levels together instead of each in effect undermining the security of the other.
-MarkM-
I doubt many early adopters are still holding their coins.
many early adopters (especially those who mined) do still hold, those in it to make bitcoin a true currency, kinda defeats the whole purpose if you trade it for fiat (but thats lost on most people here nowadays).
i've been in cryptos awhile and i personally don't trade for fiat (what seems crazy in short term pays off in the long as its more crazy to trade a deflationary currency for an inflationary one).
those who weren't in it for the fiat are the ones who (on paper) are now worth more then those who where
Do you hold large amounts of bitcoins you mined in the early days?
nope, anytime I've got decent amounts of btc I trade them for ltc and other alts, but ltc is my biggest holdings (basically the choice between being a moderate holder of btc or one of the largest ltc and other alts holder). I've never been a huge miner most my holding come from trading.
I read a thread from about a year ago where a guy predicted litecoin would shoot up in value and be a better investment than bitcoin.
I'm pleased to hear from someone else who did well from litecoin investing.
It gives me hope for the future.
Merged mining.
-MarkM-
-MarkM-
I have to admire the unflappable nature of anyone holding any kind of crypto coin but those who are holding the alt-coins are truly the nerviest of the lot. Every trend line seems to indicate a 'one winner' scenario and that means most coins will have a zero value conclusion. What are the arguments to support the survival of the alt-coins?
I doubt many early adopters are still holding their coins.
many early adopters (especially those who mined) do still hold, those in it to make bitcoin a true currency, kinda defeats the whole purpose if you trade it for fiat (but thats lost on most people here nowadays).
i've been in cryptos awhile and i personally don't trade for fiat (what seems crazy in short term pays off in the long as its more crazy to trade a deflationary currency for an inflationary one).
those who weren't in it for the fiat are the ones who (on paper) are now worth more then those who where
Do you hold large amounts of bitcoins you mined in the early days?
nope, anytime I've got decent amounts of btc I trade them for ltc and other alts, but ltc is my biggest holdings (basically the choice between being a moderate holder of btc or one of the largest ltc and other alts holder). I've never been a huge miner most my holding come from trading.
I doubt many early adopters are still holding their coins.
many early adopters (especially those who mined) do still hold, those in it to make bitcoin a true currency, kinda defeats the whole purpose if you trade it for fiat (but thats lost on most people here nowadays).
i've been in cryptos awhile and i personally don't trade for fiat (what seems crazy in short term pays off in the long as its more crazy to trade a deflationary currency for an inflationary one).
those who weren't in it for the fiat are the ones who (on paper) are now worth more then those who where
Do you hold large amounts of bitcoins you mined in the early days?
People with above average abilities deserve to be rich if they earn it. 
I doubt many early adopters are still holding their coins.
many early adopters (especially those who mined) do still hold, those in it to make bitcoin a true currency, kinda defeats the whole purpose if you trade it for fiat (but thats lost on most people here nowadays).
i've been in cryptos awhile and i personally don't trade for fiat (what seems crazy in short term pays off in the long as its more crazy to trade a deflationary currency for an inflationary one).
those who weren't in it for the fiat are the ones who (on paper) are now worth more then those who where
You need to make a cryptocoin with fair share of coins. Everyone who downloads and uses the wallet for the first time will be awarded with 1 coin. The number of total coins will be determined by the number of wallets.
You should be awarded, this is how a currency should work. Bitcoin wasnt genius because it made early adopters the only significant ones hoarding thousands of coins. This makes it all look like a big ponzi. The whole crypto has become a stock market now. People doing trading all day long.
Bitcoin has failed
I have read plenty of posts by bitcoin early adopters on here who sold their coins for a pittance because they had no idea how much they would be worth in the future. How many people who paid 0.5 cent would not sell after it hit $3, then started to fall again. I doubt many early adopters are still holding their coins.
whats the point to all the fair distribution? they only end up in the same hands anyway, and all you are giving away is a token for people to trade for fiat
It's a very interesting concept you proposed.
When you are going to release this coin?
Are you going to release the coin?
No need to register. We can use only wallet addresses and IPs.
i can have as many adresses and ip's as i like (not only me - everybody can). There is your problem. Really fair distribution with nobody cheating is really not that easy i think.
sounds interesting, but it is hard to be completely fair. Fair distribution like faircoin or c2 or
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Sounds interesting.
I will keeping watching this.
I think the c2 , fac, comm is good.
I will keeping watching this.
I think the c2 , fac, comm is good.
When you are going to release this coin?
hoarders? You mean the people that hold your price up? aka savers?
is people saving money a problem? Is rising prices for a token a problem?
You sure make it sound as if that was the case.
People saving in btc (hoarding) is a great thing and not a problem at all. Savers and long term investors stabilize prices. If btc is not used as a store of value then it has failed. So saving is actually what it also was ment to be for.
on topic: great idea, but would be exploited or you need to register everyone with id (orwellian nightmare). So that needs an intelligent solution.
is people saving money a problem? Is rising prices for a token a problem?
You sure make it sound as if that was the case.
People saving in btc (hoarding) is a great thing and not a problem at all. Savers and long term investors stabilize prices. If btc is not used as a store of value then it has failed. So saving is actually what it also was ment to be for.
on topic: great idea, but would be exploited or you need to register everyone with id (orwellian nightmare). So that needs an intelligent solution.
Bitcoin has not failed. It is basically the biggest computational experiment to ever exist. It's still in alpha/beta and still very young, all cryptos are.
I know it is the biggest experiment, but it has indeed failed. How do you tackle the problem of hoarders?
Everyone whom i told about bitcoin said why should he buy a bitcoin at astronomical rates and make early adopters even more rich. Satoshi failed to have a fair distribution model or is it that he is himself hoarding several thousands.
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