Not much to compare to, considering even the GPU and pool bases are different.
It is not using the same algo, it's ethash, it also has a huge
dev premine to be dumped if it gets listed somewhere by votes (someone even made the calculations, 208 days to mine as much as it) vs much lower delayed
user owned premine that in the worst case scenario will be equaled by the mined amount in less time the exchanges need to list the coin, and spread on many exchanges.
Shaft is some ETH clone with few changes, sorry.
The ICO has nothing to do with it, there is no requirement to sell anything in order to launch the Cryptumcoin, it's only a bonus and a marketing tool to advertise the ICO. Anyone that knows listing prices would know there is zero gain for us in the CRYC ICO.
On a side note, if you believe in Shaft, do you want to bet which one will make it somewhere in the top at WhatToMine?
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How do you decide how many people will get the postsale bonus? Sorry if I missed it, too much info.
Very small text under the distribution table:
Bonustop = Bonustotal / TOPx
The number of TOP contributors is TOPx = (CRTMsold – CRTMstage1) / 250 if < of the total number of contributors, or else the number of contributors.
"250" is based on the average theoretical amount per contributor and should represent somewhere between 20 to 40% of all contributors. Bigger overall contributions = more of the participants get a bonus. Close to minimum transactions will keep it closer to 10% of the participants.