have to admit it was a smoother release.. with everyone not knowing.. I know many people hate that but it worked out well i think.
and they have a nicer website and precompiled clients for the release.. that was nice.
I can see this one taking over the other two currencies as the favored alternative bitcoin.. er gambling coin.. w/e it is.
Topic: SolidCoins - May prove useful vs i0c/ixc (Read 2773 times)
I must admit after trying all the recent forks that solidcoin is definitely suprisingly flexible in design(alterations?)
Quite curious where this will lead. I was never convinced of ixcoins/i0coins lasting more than a week.
Quite curious where this will lead. I was never convinced of ixcoins/i0coins lasting more than a week.
I think Solidcoin made one great change that makes it viable for a secondary market for BTC. While I don't currently anticipate a new coin coming out that becomes a viable currency for online stores, I do think SolidCoin's difficulty retarget method makes it a tool for non-USD BTC exchange.
The 10% limit on growth while maintaining the 75% fall in difficulty on a 240 block/12 hour window means it is immune to what happened to I0C/IXC, where the flood of miners hit the currency and vanished when BTC became higher valued.
Whether or not the speculation secondary market can survive can't be predicted, but at least SC had the right idea when it came to difficulty readjustment period for a competing/alternate cryptocurrency.
So you gonna point a giant pool at it for testing purposes or no?The 10% limit on growth while maintaining the 75% fall in difficulty on a 240 block/12 hour window means it is immune to what happened to I0C/IXC, where the flood of miners hit the currency and vanished when BTC became higher valued.
Whether or not the speculation secondary market can survive can't be predicted, but at least SC had the right idea when it came to difficulty readjustment period for a competing/alternate cryptocurrency.
We already have the largest pool, though we're under 50% unlike i0c where we definitely passed 50% right out of the gate. If we start solving 60 out of the previous 120 blocks I'll probably close registrations. I like the idea of a currency which can maintain a steady trade rate with BTC outside of physical "real currency".
I think Solidcoin made one great change that makes it viable for a secondary market for BTC. While I don't currently anticipate a new coin coming out that becomes a viable currency for online stores, I do think SolidCoin's difficulty retarget method makes it a tool for non-USD BTC exchange.
The 10% limit on growth while maintaining the 75% fall in difficulty on a 240 block/12 hour window means it is immune to what happened to I0C/IXC, where the flood of miners hit the currency and vanished when BTC became higher valued.
Whether or not the speculation secondary market can survive can't be predicted, but at least SC had the right idea when it came to difficulty readjustment period for a competing/alternate cryptocurrency.
So you gonna point a giant pool at it for testing purposes or no? The 10% limit on growth while maintaining the 75% fall in difficulty on a 240 block/12 hour window means it is immune to what happened to I0C/IXC, where the flood of miners hit the currency and vanished when BTC became higher valued.
Whether or not the speculation secondary market can survive can't be predicted, but at least SC had the right idea when it came to difficulty readjustment period for a competing/alternate cryptocurrency.
I think Solidcoin made one great change that makes it viable for a secondary market for BTC. While I don't currently anticipate a new coin coming out that becomes a viable currency for online stores, I do think SolidCoin's difficulty retarget method makes it a tool for non-USD BTC exchange.
The 10% limit on growth while maintaining the 75% fall in difficulty on a 240 block/12 hour window means it is immune to what happened to I0C/IXC, where the flood of miners hit the currency and vanished when BTC became higher valued.
Whether or not the speculation secondary market can survive can't be predicted, but at least SC had the right idea when it came to difficulty readjustment period for a competing/alternate cryptocurrency.
The 10% limit on growth while maintaining the 75% fall in difficulty on a 240 block/12 hour window means it is immune to what happened to I0C/IXC, where the flood of miners hit the currency and vanished when BTC became higher valued.
Whether or not the speculation secondary market can survive can't be predicted, but at least SC had the right idea when it came to difficulty readjustment period for a competing/alternate cryptocurrency.
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