I've seen some message about it like :
It wont be very CPU or network intensive, so just let it run in the background and you will start earning NODEcoins. Obviously no premine, no ipo, just launch and let the mining commence. The fewer people mining, the higher the payout and probably a bit of a decline in "block reward" over time. Not exponential decay though, I hate that.
James
P.S. Almost forgot about original question. I am redesigning NXTcash so that it will utilize a gateway for part of the functionality and that will benefit from peer reviewed data, which I plan to put into NODEcoin.
Concerning nodecoin, will there be upper limit to the number of nodecoin? One must be carefull to the initial parameters of the coin because the parameters must be set so that there is always a reason to "mine" nodecoin (always a reason to protect the network). If a upper limit is reach eventually in the number of coin, there will be no reason to mine nodecoin, as no more nodecoin will ever be generate.
I would rather use a reward method inverserly proportional to the number of node "mining". Something like, [reward per block] = X/(number of node mining)^Y, where X and Y are constant. This would be similar to primecoin, which the reward is inversely proportional to the difficulty square (i.e. X=999 and Y=2, for primecoin).
What is your thought on this James.
I think starting at 250,000/day and gradually reducing to 100,000 per day is a good starting point to think about.
Also, I think it makes sense to scale the payout based on the number of active NXT accts.
Unlike other coins, it is possible to recirculate nodecoins (or any other NXTcoins), by having the issuer buy them back. Kind of like a stock repurchase that corporations do.
I want to make sure nodecoin has a tangible value so I will be calling for donations that will go into a nodecoin repurchase acct, probably the same acct as originally issues the asset. This will provide a price floor and demand.
So, if the network needs a boost, pop in NXT to the repurchase fund and nodecoin price goes up, more miners mine. Though I will make the nodeminer very lightweight so there is no reason not to be running it in the background
James