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January 29, 2021, 07:18:50 AM
#21

Unfortunately no that's not how it works, please do the maths to calculate the max supply from halving and you will see. And even there 37% is very high especially when they don't mention it.
No matter the amount of premined coins, what matters is the halving period in amount of blocks, and the block reward. Since the minimal value of a block is 0.00000001 (1 satoshi in term of decimals). then the minimal amount of produced coins at the last block containing coins will be 0.000000015151.
And after that, no halving will be possible since if we divide per 2 the 0.000000015151, then it goes below 1 sat (or 0.00000001) which makes the last possible block with coins stopping  at 84 mil. max coins

once again, no matter the amount of premined, this value will not change as long as there are two values in code:  1- block reward 2- halving period

So there is truly 59.52% premined at the end


Even there if im wrong which is truly possible, personally i think that 37% is too much once again mostly if they dont mention it  Tongue that's not fair to the miners who spend in mining cost without knowing where they truly going to send their hashrate into

Anyway, it's a personal choice, nobody's forced to join the project, only shared my thoughts  Grin

When it comes to halving, unfortunately I have no idea how to calculate it exactly, do not mention to improve such situation, so I will skip this topic.

As for the amount of premined coins, even 10% in my opinion is a large amount. I think that the most optimal and number that can be accepted with understanding by the community is 5%.

I used to mine coins myself, I don't want to short change miners. how can we fix this. Maybe  setup a miner fund once the reward count is low and send them some coins from the founders fund.
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January 28, 2021, 05:42:51 PM
#20

Unfortunately no that's not how it works, please do the maths to calculate the max supply from halving and you will see. And even there 37% is very high especially when they don't mention it.
No matter the amount of premined coins, what matters is the halving period in amount of blocks, and the block reward. Since the minimal value of a block is 0.00000001 (1 satoshi in term of decimals). then the minimal amount of produced coins at the last block containing coins will be 0.000000015151.
And after that, no halving will be possible since if we divide per 2 the 0.000000015151, then it goes below 1 sat (or 0.00000001) which makes the last possible block with coins stopping  at 84 mil. max coins

once again, no matter the amount of premined, this value will not change as long as there are two values in code:  1- block reward 2- halving period

So there is truly 59.52% premined at the end


Even there if im wrong which is truly possible, personally i think that 37% is too much once again mostly if they dont mention it  Tongue that's not fair to the miners who spend in mining cost without knowing where they truly going to send their hashrate into

Anyway, it's a personal choice, nobody's forced to join the project, only shared my thoughts  Grin

When it comes to halving, unfortunately I have no idea how to calculate it exactly, do not mention to improve such situation, so I will skip this topic.

As for the amount of premined coins, even 10% in my opinion is a large amount. I think that the most optimal and number that can be accepted with understanding by the community is 5%.
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January 28, 2021, 04:04:40 PM
#19


I'm afraid that if you add 50m coins to the total supply, the numbers will only get diluted.

Total supply 84m+50m=134m so 50,000,000/134,000,000*100=37.3134%  Roll Eyes

I have no idea how to fix it, but adding coins to the total supply doesn't looks like good idea  Wink




Unfortunately no that's not how it works, please do the maths to calculate the max supply from halving and you will see. And even there 37% is very high especially when they don't mention it.
No matter the amount of premined coins, what matters is the halving period in amount of blocks, and the block reward. Since the minimal value of a block is 0.00000001 (1 satoshi in term of decimals). then the minimal amount of produced coins at the last block containing coins will be 0.000000015151.
And after that, no halving will be possible since if we divide per 2 the 0.000000015151, then it goes below 1 sat (or 0.00000001) which makes the last possible block with coins stopping  at 84 mil. max coins

once again, no matter the amount of premined, this value will not change as long as there are two values in code:  1- block reward 2- halving period

So there is truly 59.52% premined at the end


Even there if im wrong which is truly possible, personally i think that 37% is too much once again mostly if they dont mention it  Tongue that's not fair to the miners who spend in mining cost without knowing where they truly going to send their hashrate into

Anyway, it's a personal choice, nobody's forced to join the project, only shared my thoughts  Grin
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January 28, 2021, 12:45:18 PM
#18

But what's with the 59.52% premined coins? Is it true? If so, I think we need a few words of explanation? This is quite unusual for this type of coin.


Only trying to help here, no fud intented.

Check at this file in code:

https://github.com/maximcoin-project/maximcoin/blob/main/src/validation.cpp#L1163

this link will direct you at line 1163, it says if block height = 1, then reward is 50,000,000 coins (50 mil)


And if you do the maths on the normal block reward (50) and the halving time (every 840,000 blocks)
https://github.com/maximcoin-project/maximcoin/blob/main/src/chainparams.cpp#66

then the maximum supply equals to 84 mil. And 50,000,000/84,000,000 * 100 = 59.5238%  Sad

Thank you for that explanation. Well, it looks at least weird.. Because scammers always hide info like this. Hire we have completely different situation.. I think I'll prepare some popcorn.  Grin Grin

Shit I screwed up on the code, ah well, needed to add 50,000,000 to the total supply of coin. let's see how this works it's self out.

I'm afraid that if you add 50m coins to the total supply, the numbers will only get diluted.

Total supply 84m+50m=134m so 50,000,000/134,000,000*100=37.3134%  Roll Eyes

I have no idea how to fix it, but adding coins to the total supply doesn't looks like good idea  Wink



how do people add a reward to the founders fund ?
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January 28, 2021, 11:05:52 AM
#17

MaximCoin added to https://citylightshashing.com/
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January 28, 2021, 11:01:58 AM
#16

But what's with the 59.52% premined coins? Is it true? If so, I think we need a few words of explanation? This is quite unusual for this type of coin.


Only trying to help here, no fud intented.

Check at this file in code:

https://github.com/maximcoin-project/maximcoin/blob/main/src/validation.cpp#L1163

this link will direct you at line 1163, it says if block height = 1, then reward is 50,000,000 coins (50 mil)


And if you do the maths on the normal block reward (50) and the halving time (every 840,000 blocks)
https://github.com/maximcoin-project/maximcoin/blob/main/src/chainparams.cpp#66

then the maximum supply equals to 84 mil. And 50,000,000/84,000,000 * 100 = 59.5238%  Sad

Thank you for that explanation. Well, it looks at least weird.. Because scammers always hide info like this. Hire we have completely different situation.. I think I'll prepare some popcorn.  Grin Grin

Shit I screwed up on the code, ah well, needed to add 50,000,000 to the total supply of coin. let's see how this works it's self out.

I'm afraid that if you add 50m coins to the total supply, the numbers will only get diluted.

Total supply 84m+50m=134m so 50,000,000/134,000,000*100=37.3134%  Roll Eyes

I have no idea how to fix it, but adding coins to the total supply doesn't looks like good idea  Wink

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January 28, 2021, 09:30:23 AM
#15

But what's with the 59.52% premined coins? Is it true? If so, I think we need a few words of explanation? This is quite unusual for this type of coin.


Only trying to help here, no fud intented.

Check at this file in code:

https://github.com/maximcoin-project/maximcoin/blob/main/src/validation.cpp#L1163

this link will direct you at line 1163, it says if block height = 1, then reward is 50,000,000 coins (50 mil)


And if you do the maths on the normal block reward (50) and the halving time (every 840,000 blocks)
https://github.com/maximcoin-project/maximcoin/blob/main/src/chainparams.cpp#66

then the maximum supply equals to 84 mil. And 50,000,000/84,000,000 * 100 = 59.5238%  Sad

Shit I screwed up on the code, ah well, needed to add 50,000,000 to the total supply of coin. let's see how this works it's self out.
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January 28, 2021, 08:57:09 AM
#14

But what's with the 59.52% premined coins? Is it true? If so, I think we need a few words of explanation? This is quite unusual for this type of coin.


Only trying to help here, no fud intented.

Check at this file in code:

https://github.com/maximcoin-project/maximcoin/blob/main/src/validation.cpp#L1163

this link will direct you at line 1163, it says if block height = 1, then reward is 50,000,000 coins (50 mil)


And if you do the maths on the normal block reward (50) and the halving time (every 840,000 blocks)
https://github.com/maximcoin-project/maximcoin/blob/main/src/chainparams.cpp#66

then the maximum supply equals to 84 mil. And 50,000,000/84,000,000 * 100 = 59.5238%  Sad
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January 28, 2021, 06:42:21 AM
#13
Now opening post looks much better  Wink Smiley

59.52% premined coins  Cry

quick question, how did you figure that ?
As long as source code is public we can see all infos Smiley. Don't make it private though, that would be just more red flags  Tongue
Yes, source code is public and we modified it ourself.

But what's with the 59.52% premined coins? Is it true? If so, I think we need a few words of explanation? This is quite unusual for this type of coin.

The only funding we have to get this off the ground and really change criminal justice for the better are the premined coins and whatever money we put in to run the servers supporting the coin.
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January 28, 2021, 03:31:38 AM
#12
Now opening post looks much better  Wink Smiley

59.52% premined coins  Cry

quick question, how did you figure that ?
As long as source code is public we can see all infos Smiley. Don't make it private though, that would be just more red flags  Tongue
Yes, source code is public and we modified it ourself.

But what's with the 59.52% premined coins? Is it true? If so, I think we need a few words of explanation? This is quite unusual for this type of coin.
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January 27, 2021, 11:28:19 PM
#11
what is algo??  any pool??
using scrypt, litecoin clone
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January 27, 2021, 11:27:52 PM
#10
59.52% premined coins  Cry

quick question, how did you figure that ?
As long as source code is public we can see all infos Smiley. Don't make it private though, that would be just more red flags  Tongue
Yes, source code is public and we modified it ourself.
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January 27, 2021, 12:34:28 PM
#9
what is algo??  any pool??
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January 27, 2021, 10:27:59 AM
#8
59.52% premined coins  Cry

quick question, how did you figure that ?
As long as source code is public we can see all infos Smiley. Don't make it private though, that would be just more red flags  Tongue
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January 27, 2021, 08:08:00 AM
#7
59.52% premined coins  Cry

quick question, how did you figure that ?
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January 27, 2021, 08:03:11 AM
#6
You could have at least updated the genesis block pszTimestamp:

https://github.com/maximcoin-project/maximcoin/blob/main/src/chainparams.cpp#L54

...


I know, It's not my best work.
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January 27, 2021, 08:01:50 AM
#5

If that's what you think the official announcement thread for your project should look like, then I'm afraid you haven't visited this forum for a long time, or it's not a business for you. To attract users, you should definitely write a lot more about your project, not just paste links. In this way it will for sure won't work.

Thanks for the advice. I have not been on this site for some time now.
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January 27, 2021, 06:38:11 AM
#4
You could have at least updated the genesis block pszTimestamp:

https://github.com/maximcoin-project/maximcoin/blob/main/src/chainparams.cpp#L54

...
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January 27, 2021, 01:01:32 AM
#3
59.52% premined coins  Cry
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January 26, 2021, 08:15:23 PM
#2

If that's what you think the official announcement thread for your project should look like, then I'm afraid you haven't visited this forum for a long time, or it's not a business for you. To attract users, you should definitely write a lot more about your project, not just paste links. In this way it will for sure won't work.
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