A video has also leaked of their first space launch: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rPUjhCjuz-U
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I found a picture of their first astronaut
A video has also leaked of their first space launch: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rPUjhCjuz-U
A video has also leaked of their first space launch: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rPUjhCjuz-U
It's on cryptsy! For an hour 
my miner wont launch at the listed pool. I try it with port 8339 as the getting started page says, and also 8340 as is described in the first message of this thread. Anyone know exatly what to type for address and port to get mining going here?
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my miner wont launch at the listed pool. I try it with port 8339 as the getting started page says, and also 8340 as is described in the first message of this thread. Anyone know exatly what to type for address and port to get mining going here?
curious user approaches new coin, than discovers size od premine:
Haha gotta love this img, have to save it up!Scamcoin n1.
I love this idea. I absolutely love this idea.
It's so obvious, and logical, that a specific coin must be made to be spent in space. A terrific selling argument!
And also that a 66% premine is what will make this the coin of choice of everyone (it doesn't matter, right - after all, its the only coin you will be able to use outside the Earth!!) plus we'll all recover our investments if we ever need selling (although I don't see why you think we would want to...) since "the foundation has a goal of 5 million Orbitcoin to reach and will be actively BUYING from exchanges and miners in the early stages of Orbitcoin's life".
Sounds like one of those "no-risk", "guaranteed", "or your money back" business proposals!
I am also actively BUYING just like you. I am ready to pay:
1 infinitecoin per Orbitcoin.
1.5 infinitecoins per Orbitcoin if you sell me over 3 Orbitcoins.
How's that for a deal? You know, I need coins for my summer space travel.
EDIT: Due to the huge amount of requests received, I must say there's a limit of nine hundred thousand (900,000) Orbitcoins I can buy per person.
It's so obvious, and logical, that a specific coin must be made to be spent in space. A terrific selling argument!
And also that a 66% premine is what will make this the coin of choice of everyone (it doesn't matter, right - after all, its the only coin you will be able to use outside the Earth!!) plus we'll all recover our investments if we ever need selling (although I don't see why you think we would want to...) since "the foundation has a goal of 5 million Orbitcoin to reach and will be actively BUYING from exchanges and miners in the early stages of Orbitcoin's life".
Sounds like one of those "no-risk", "guaranteed", "or your money back" business proposals!
I am also actively BUYING just like you. I am ready to pay:
1 infinitecoin per Orbitcoin.
1.5 infinitecoins per Orbitcoin if you sell me over 3 Orbitcoins.
How's that for a deal? You know, I need coins for my summer space travel.
EDIT: Due to the huge amount of requests received, I must say there's a limit of nine hundred thousand (900,000) Orbitcoins I can buy per person.
Orbitcoin, great coin! I'm gonna mine it, after I parked my spaceship to the geosynchronous orbit. 
Why not a polar orbit? Requires less fuel to get there.
Orbitcoin, great coin! I'm gonna mine it, after I parked my spaceship to the geosynchronous orbit.
1 mega premine to rule them all.
curious user approaches new coin, than discovers size od premine:
Well played, sir.
curious user approaches new coin, than discovers size od premine:
LOL you made my day
curious user approaches new coin, than discovers size od premine:
Yeah use orbit coin in space, just use any old numbers, she'll be right
Wow, who would have guessed the organisations cited in the original post would resort to such scams to raise funds?
What was the initial (starting) difficulty?
I am thinking they would at least have known to set it to something reasonable so if it was not we can guess this is a scam that is violating their good reputation by implying they have anything to do with this scam...
(Actually come to think of it, wouldn't at least one of those orgs know math or at least arithmetic? Hmmm...)
-MarkM-
What was the initial (starting) difficulty?
I am thinking they would at least have known to set it to something reasonable so if it was not we can guess this is a scam that is violating their good reputation by implying they have anything to do with this scam...
(Actually come to think of it, wouldn't at least one of those orgs know math or at least arithmetic? Hmmm...)
-MarkM-
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Yes, indeed, these guys are right:
Please, read the original post and do the math yourself. This is not lies or gossip they are truths. I have nothing to gain from informing people of what they are getting into.
While your main.h contains this line:
This is the code that determines the money supply:
What will be the solution? Change the documentation to the 1.526 million coins?
Please, read the original post and do the math yourself. This is not lies or gossip they are truths. I have nothing to gain from informing people of what they are getting into.
it's a joke, 1 mil premine, and 1.5 mil total, lol
1.5 million total coins. Please correct the math to 66% premine
While your main.h contains this line:
Code:
static const int64 MAX_MONEY = 31000000 * COIN;
This is the code that determines the money supply:
Code:
// miner's coin base reward based on nBits
int64 GetProofOfWorkReward(int nHeight, int64 nFees, uint256 prevHash)
{
int64 nSubsidy = 0.25 * COIN;
if(nHeight < 11)
{
nSubsidy = 100000 * COIN;
}
nSubsidy >>= (nHeight / 1051200);
return nSubsidy + nFees;
}
There are 10 blocks of 100,000 for the premine (1 million). The rest of the mining is governed by the infinite series (1000 years is close enough).int64 GetProofOfWorkReward(int nHeight, int64 nFees, uint256 prevHash)
{
int64 nSubsidy = 0.25 * COIN;
if(nHeight < 11)
{
nSubsidy = 100000 * COIN;
}
nSubsidy >>= (nHeight / 1051200);
return nSubsidy + nFees;
}
What will be the solution? Change the documentation to the 1.526 million coins?
I don't think this coin is going to achieve escape velocity.
I heard they asked vlad to come on board and even he refused
Red mist quoted as the target price at $2, who investigates target price if its not a scamcoin
I think I'm starting to get a man-crush on you
Red mist quoted as the target price at $2, who investigates target price if its not a scamcoin
I heard they asked vlad to come on board and even he refused
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