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legendary
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Ron Gross
January 05, 2013, 05:30:16 AM
#44
Thanks for all the hard work, I took it and imported it to the wiki.

Please change the to a link the this article.

Please continue editing on the wiki. If anyone knows the market caps of the alts, please fill it in.
sr. member
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January 05, 2013, 05:13:35 AM
#43
Beertokens - https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/new-crypto-currency-beertokens-and-its-exchange-9493

WEEDS - https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.300830

Groupcoin - (still active) https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/50-btc-total-bounty-for-groupcoin-development-and-help-24813

Ripples (XRP) - ripple.com

Also ask markm which of his OT galactic mileiu currencies started out as actual blockchains, several did, but he stopped thenm due to low hash power.


done some research and that is what i found so far:

beertokens - abitious [impossible?] try to stabilize price against commodity, never realy fully started
weeds - also never really started
groupcoin - also never started at full scale
ripple.com - also just in beta phase.

I'm not going to include concepts, ideas, etc - cause list would be HUGE anf full of unimportant spam.

if someone has a lot of knowledge about theese , and can correct my findings, I will be happy to apply changes and add them to the list.
sr. member
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January 05, 2013, 04:35:32 AM
#42
-MMM MMMcoin - dead. couldn't find anything
30s between blocks, retarget every 1440 blocks. 0.01 coin block reward, transaction fees "shredder" feature, 51% protection like solidcoin2 (but in more democratic way). Project was abandoned by developers and network stopped generation of new blocks ~ two months later.

thank you.

info shortened and added.

if You have so much knowlege of this coin, can You tell me if that is correct:

>> ukrainian coin by SPMavrodi, named "yes we can" "my mozem mnogoye" <<
legendary
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January 04, 2013, 10:49:24 PM
#41
-MMM MMMcoin - dead. couldn't find anything
30s between blocks, retarget every 1440 blocks. 0.01 coin block reward, transaction fees "shredder" feature, 51% protection like solidcoin2 (but in more democratic way). Project was abandoned by developers and network stopped generation of new blocks ~ two months later.
sr. member
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January 03, 2013, 01:40:56 PM
#40
Beertokens - https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/new-crypto-currency-beertokens-and-its-exchange-9493

WEEDS - https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.300830

Groupcoin - (still active) https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/50-btc-total-bounty-for-groupcoin-development-and-help-24813

Ripples (XRP) - ripple.com

Also ask markm which of his OT galactic mileiu currencies started out as actual blockchains, several did, but he stopped thenm due to low hash power.
sr. member
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January 03, 2013, 01:29:32 PM
#39
e-cash and e-money are part of / continuation of    digicash, so it's allready on the list. still bankrupted.
legendary
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January 03, 2013, 09:29:02 AM
#38
re E-cash.... sigh we may well start something that cannot be complete as what about swagbucks too.... i think the idea would be to list all btc forks or blockchain related currencies right ?

Perhaps if we could look at ecash we'd realise that Bitcoin is an ecash fork Smiley
meh more of a spork i would say rather than a fork... think BTC took things a bit further... but that just my initial reading and understanding of Ecash
hero member
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January 03, 2013, 09:21:16 AM
#37
re E-cash.... sigh we may well start something that cannot be complete as what about swagbucks too.... i think the idea would be to list all btc forks or blockchain related currencies right ?

Perhaps if we could look at ecash we'd realise that Bitcoin is an ecash fork Smiley
legendary
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Ron Gross
January 03, 2013, 09:03:17 AM
#36
re E-cash.... sigh we may well start something that cannot be complete as what about swagbucks too.... i think the idea would be to list all btc forks or blockchain related currencies right ?

Yeah, that's more on topic.
legendary
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January 03, 2013, 09:02:32 AM
#35
re E-cash.... sigh we may well start something that cannot be complete as what about swagbucks too.... i think the idea would be to list all btc forks or blockchain related currencies right ?
hero member
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January 03, 2013, 08:59:09 AM
#34
sr. member
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January 03, 2013, 06:47:19 AM
#33
I didn't see bitchips on the list...  http://bitchip.org/

cant find a single mention of it anywhere,and the page is in latin or smth that google translator cant handle.
would love to add it, but add what? just name?

The latin doesn't talk about the project, that's just dummy text: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lorem_ipsum



That's just another evidence that it never even started.
legendary
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January 03, 2013, 05:15:38 AM
#32
I didn't see bitchips on the list...  http://bitchip.org/

cant find a single mention of it anywhere,and the page is in latin or smth that google translator cant handle.
would love to add it, but add what? just name?

The latin doesn't talk about the project, that's just dummy text: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lorem_ipsum
sr. member
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January 03, 2013, 02:33:29 AM
#31
-LTC Litecoin -  second only to BTC in numbers of places accepted and market volume, faster than BTC, CPU friendly, GPU - unfriendly , ASIC - proof
I wouldn't call a coin that is unprofitable to CPU mine at most electricity rates "CPU friendly, GPU - unfriendly".  The CPU friendliness was certainly important historically, but is no longer relevant today.

"Smaller efficiency gap between GPUs and CPUs" would be more accurate.  If anything, LTC is "botnet friendly".

LTC is not ASIC proof.  Any task computed with general purpose hardware could be done more efficiently with special purpose hardware.  If LTC mining was big enough, there would be ASICs in development.

you are 100% right.

but understand me, I'm trying to make a one line description, not something like that:
second only to BTC in numbers of places accepted and market volume, faster than BTC, CPU friendly by design but not anymore due to GPU mining arrived more electicity efficient , GPU - unfriendly at the begining but now gpu mined , ASIC - proof right now , but maybe in the future become so big in market volume that asics development will be possible.

"Smaller efficiency gap between GPUs and CPUs"  - i like that, editing the list. sadly had to shorten other parts to keep it one-liner but I realy want description to be satifying for most, not to reflect only my point of view.
legendary
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LEALANA Bitcoin Grim Reaper
January 03, 2013, 02:07:12 AM
#30
-LTC Litecoin -  second only to BTC in numbers of places accepted and market volume, faster than BTC, CPU friendly, GPU - unfriendly , ASIC - proof
I wouldn't call a coin that is unprofitable to CPU mine at most electricity rates "CPU friendly, GPU - unfriendly".  The CPU friendliness was certainly important historically, but is no longer relevant today.

"Smaller efficiency gap between GPUs and CPUs" would be more accurate.  If anything, LTC is "botnet friendly".

LTC is not ASIC proof.  Any task computed with general purpose hardware could be done more efficiently with special purpose hardware.  If LTC mining was big enough, there would be ASICs in development.

Yes likely when litecoin market cap is about $100million AT LEAST.
hero member
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January 03, 2013, 01:41:51 AM
#29
-LTC Litecoin -  second only to BTC in numbers of places accepted and market volume, faster than BTC, CPU friendly, GPU - unfriendly , ASIC - proof
I wouldn't call a coin that is unprofitable to CPU mine at most electricity rates "CPU friendly, GPU - unfriendly".  The CPU friendliness was certainly important historically, but is no longer relevant today.

"Smaller efficiency gap between GPUs and CPUs" would be more accurate.  If anything, LTC is "botnet friendly".

LTC is not ASIC proof.  Any task computed with general purpose hardware could be done more efficiently with special purpose hardware.  If LTC mining was big enough, there would be ASICs in development.
sr. member
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January 03, 2013, 12:33:42 AM
#28
I didn't see bitchips on the list...  http://bitchip.org/

cant find a single mention of it anywhere,and the page is in latin or smth that google translator cant handle.
would love to add it, but add what? just name?

/edit

ok, after more  research found some documentation, but it was a straight copy from bitcoin, not even bicoin name replaced with bitchip. I will ignore this one.

if You realy want it in the list, please provide any evidence that it actualy existed.
sr. member
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January 02, 2013, 11:53:01 PM
#27
I didn't see bitchips on the list...  http://bitchip.org/
legendary
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Ron Gross
January 02, 2013, 05:55:08 PM
#26
All day without protest to my descriptions, so I put them in first post with little upgrade and reorganization.

lets give it another day for people to check for errors, and it can go to wiki.

Cool.

When it goes to wiki, you might want to consider splitting some of the information to the existing articles about some of the alts.
sr. member
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January 02, 2013, 03:04:10 PM
#25
All day without protest to my descriptions, so I put them in first post with little upgrade and reorganization.

lets give it another day for people to check for errors, and it can go to wiki.
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