Topic: MONEROV (hard fork Monero) - page 5. (Read 1494 times)
Monero had good potential,so MoneroV also get the more investors soon.To get more coin you have to get into very start level.If any coin get into market,you have to analysis it very well.If the base is seems good,you can buy that at low price and keep it for your future.
So the only real difference is the finite supply... but as we already know by now, the capping of issuance doesn't necessarily equate to hard scarcity (now even with lightning network we can look at sub-satoshi micropayments for example). I really like Monero, and simply don't see the value of a hard fork which the community has never asked for. I won't even bother with trying to claim this one. Like people are saying, hardforks are happening when a coin gains popular use. Cheap free profits, let's not encourage it.
I have noticed one or not that as soon as the coin has more demand and is in the leadership positions, then it is fork. It's like a way to distract from the main and translate attention. On the one hand, of course, it's not bad that all new coins appear, but on the other hand, as practice shows, no fork ever became better than its parent.
Very funny of course, I understand that this is the name of some Russian person, because I myself live in Russia and it sounds very funny when they talk about the MoneroV fork, of course everyone has their own opinion on the name.
What is the point of Moverov, more than developers to make some quick money?
I don't see weak spots in Monero architecture and solutions from the new coin.
I don't see weak spots in Monero architecture and solutions from the new coin.
It look like another cash grab like bitcoin gold. I see no reason to hard fork Monero. Monero is already doing well.
What is the point of Moverov, more than developers to make some quick money?
I don't see weak spots in Monero architecture and solutions from the new coin.
I don't see weak spots in Monero architecture and solutions from the new coin.
Dude, I'm big on Monero, but can you really say there are any weak spots to it?
Heck, even FluffyPony agrees
Seems like MONEROV devs whanna make some easy money . They have a monero name and limited supply , which can affect well on it's price . But what about the main monero feature ? Will this fork bring any security and anonymity improvements ?
What is the point of Moverov, more than developers to make some quick money?
I don't see weak spots in Monero architecture and solutions from the new coin.
I don't see weak spots in Monero architecture and solutions from the new coin.
Would be helpful if you listed which wallets/exchanges would be supporting the new coin.
there is a very good new about a Monero hard fork into a new private coin : MonveroV.
https://monerov.org/
MoneroV is a private, untraceable, finite and secure cryptocurrency fork of the Monero blockchain. A split will occur at block 1529810 when MoneroV miners will start to create blocks on the MoneroV network.
The new MoneroV blockchain will contain the history of all transaction up until block 1529810 and all Monero coin holders will receive 10x their XMR balance amount as MoneroV coins (XMV) after the fork.
Among other differences, MoneroV has limited supply of coins while Monero’s coin supply is infinite, and MoneroV will implement new protocols that will solve the scaling problems facing Monero and other cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin.
https://monerov.org/
MoneroV is a private, untraceable, finite and secure cryptocurrency fork of the Monero blockchain. A split will occur at block 1529810 when MoneroV miners will start to create blocks on the MoneroV network.
The new MoneroV blockchain will contain the history of all transaction up until block 1529810 and all Monero coin holders will receive 10x their XMR balance amount as MoneroV coins (XMV) after the fork.
Among other differences, MoneroV has limited supply of coins while Monero’s coin supply is infinite, and MoneroV will implement new protocols that will solve the scaling problems facing Monero and other cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin.
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