How are we doing with btc donation address for yobit listing?
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@BitcoinNational
How are we doing with btc donation address for yobit listing?
How are we doing with btc donation address for yobit listing?
Proof of Stake of Interest April 2016
Ambercoin Rate of return 7% per year ,Dev AmberCoinDev
BitBean Fixed rate of return 1000 per block , Dev TeamBean
Blackcoin Rate of return 1% per year ,Dev Rat4
Bottlecaps Rate of return 200% per year, ,Dev Tranz
CBX (PoSP) 2% inflation rate, but dependent on #of stakers, so atm, nodes are getting ~6%
Diamond Rate of return 25% per year, , Dev Danbi
HoboNickels Rate of return 2% every 10 Day, ,Dev Tranz [groggin]
Hyperstake - Up to 750% but its a real pain in the ass to get it. Average 230% right now. Dev is presstab [billotronic]
INFLUX ......... don't know the details but impressed with client, newer launch to watch [BitCoinNational]
JBS max 4 per block ,Dev jyap
Kobocoin Rate of return 10% per year, ,Dev TheTribesman
Mintcoin Rate of return 10%, drop down to 5% in 2017 ,Dev Fuzzbawls
Netcoin Rate of return 20% per year, ,??? [o0o0]
Noblecoin Rate of return 8% per year, , Dev EagleFlies
PhilosopherStone Rate of return ~50% per year ,No Dev at the moment
Piggy 3% per year - 4 hour stake ,Devs Neurocic, Mo Green [J1mb0]
Reddcoin 5% [alyssa85]
Sprouts [o0o0]
Supercoin Rate set to drop to 5% per year soon, has Anon feature ,Dev Griffin
TALK 15% - 24HR MIN ,No stinking dev [BitCoinNational][groggin]
Tekcoin Rate of return ~20% a month depending on difficulty ,Dev Noise23
Vcash/VNL ,JohnConner [groggin]
ZEIT 15% (dropping down to 5% 2017) ,Dev Rent_a_Ray [kiklo][groggin]
Hybrid POW Algorithms
Diamond :Groestl
ANTI :SHA256
Tekcoin :SHA256
Versions :SHA256
dem :SHA256
EMC :SHA256
EVO :SHA256
Amber :x13
Turbo :x13
EverGreen :x15
HTML5 :x15
BitSend :x11
influx :x11
wsx :x11
HBN :Scrypt
CBX :Scrypt (POW done!)
phs :Scrypt (POW done?)
Bottlecaps :Scrypt
G3N :Scrypt
MetalMusic :Scrypt
NET :Scrypt
Smiley :Scrypt
TOP :Scrypt
bitbar :Scrypt
bitgem :Scrypt
HAL :NeoScrypt
XMG :M7M
*Decred is an open, progressive, and self-funding cryptocurrency with a system of community-based governance integrated into its blockchain. At its core is a hybridized proof-of-work proof-of-stake (PoW/PoS) consensus system that aims to strike a balance between PoW miners and PoS voters to create a more robust notion of consensus. << BLAKE >>
Ambercoin Rate of return 7% per year ,Dev AmberCoinDev
BitBean Fixed rate of return 1000 per block , Dev TeamBean
Blackcoin Rate of return 1% per year ,Dev Rat4
Bottlecaps Rate of return 200% per year, ,Dev Tranz
CBX (PoSP) 2% inflation rate, but dependent on #of stakers, so atm, nodes are getting ~6%
Diamond Rate of return 25% per year, , Dev Danbi
HoboNickels Rate of return 2% every 10 Day, ,Dev Tranz [groggin]
Hyperstake - Up to 750% but its a real pain in the ass to get it. Average 230% right now. Dev is presstab [billotronic]
INFLUX ......... don't know the details but impressed with client, newer launch to watch [BitCoinNational]
JBS max 4 per block ,Dev jyap
Kobocoin Rate of return 10% per year, ,Dev TheTribesman
Mintcoin Rate of return 10%, drop down to 5% in 2017 ,Dev Fuzzbawls
Netcoin Rate of return 20% per year, ,??? [o0o0]
Noblecoin Rate of return 8% per year, , Dev EagleFlies
PhilosopherStone Rate of return ~50% per year ,No Dev at the moment
Piggy 3% per year - 4 hour stake ,Devs Neurocic, Mo Green [J1mb0]
Reddcoin 5% [alyssa85]
Sprouts [o0o0]
Supercoin Rate set to drop to 5% per year soon, has Anon feature ,Dev Griffin
TALK 15% - 24HR MIN ,No stinking dev [BitCoinNational][groggin]
Tekcoin Rate of return ~20% a month depending on difficulty ,Dev Noise23
Vcash/VNL ,JohnConner [groggin]
ZEIT 15% (dropping down to 5% 2017) ,Dev Rent_a_Ray [kiklo][groggin]
Hybrid POW Algorithms
Diamond :Groestl
ANTI :SHA256
Tekcoin :SHA256
Versions :SHA256
dem :SHA256
EMC :SHA256
EVO :SHA256
Amber :x13
Turbo :x13
EverGreen :x15
HTML5 :x15
BitSend :x11
influx :x11
wsx :x11
HBN :Scrypt
CBX :Scrypt (POW done!)
phs :Scrypt (POW done?)
Bottlecaps :Scrypt
G3N :Scrypt
MetalMusic :Scrypt
NET :Scrypt
Smiley :Scrypt
TOP :Scrypt
bitbar :Scrypt
bitgem :Scrypt
HAL :NeoScrypt
XMG :M7M
*Decred is an open, progressive, and self-funding cryptocurrency with a system of community-based governance integrated into its blockchain. At its core is a hybridized proof-of-work proof-of-stake (PoW/PoS) consensus system that aims to strike a balance between PoW miners and PoS voters to create a more robust notion of consensus. << BLAKE >>
TOP alt exchanges
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/top-alt-exchanges-1205166
KNOWN pumpers and Scammers on this board. by cryptohunter
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/list-known-pumpers-and-scammers-on-this-board-check-for-updates-regularly-1418343
General POS coin question from ChrisHaefner
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/general-pos-coin-question-1416464
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/top-alt-exchanges-1205166
KNOWN pumpers and Scammers on this board. by cryptohunter
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/list-known-pumpers-and-scammers-on-this-board-check-for-updates-regularly-1418343
General POS coin question from ChrisHaefner
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/general-pos-coin-question-1416464
quote of the day
Is this a serious question? Private chains/federated chains = counterparty risk, central point of failure, no anti-fragile attributes, no reason for anyone to keep the system up and running if it's no longer profitable or beneficial to the federated administrator. The list goes on? The fact that the "trusted parties" can cease functionality of the chain at will makes it impossible to use as a real store of value unless the counterparty is maybe the government and you're already forced or held hostage to "trust" them. But those systems already exist...it's called central banker IOU notes.
Using the blockchain to recreate legacy financial systems is a Rube Goldberg machine.
What are some of the issues with a private blockchains?
Is this a serious question? Private chains/federated chains = counterparty risk, central point of failure, no anti-fragile attributes, no reason for anyone to keep the system up and running if it's no longer profitable or beneficial to the federated administrator. The list goes on? The fact that the "trusted parties" can cease functionality of the chain at will makes it impossible to use as a real store of value unless the counterparty is maybe the government and you're already forced or held hostage to "trust" them. But those systems already exist...it's called central banker IOU notes.
Using the blockchain to recreate legacy financial systems is a Rube Goldberg machine.
Tipping Alt Coins / BTC on the (Bitcointalk) Forums?
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.14365690
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.14365690
full list of multi-algo coins, in chronological order of release/fork to multi-algo.
Huntercoin
Myriad
Saffroncoin
Parallelcoin
Joincoin
Digibyte*
Digitalcoin
Neoscoin (since forked to mono-algo)
Unitus
Aurora* (fork ~1st May)
Verge (to be released)
Sadly, Saffron and Parallel seem to be on their death throes... and Huntercoin, while technically multi-algo, is a rather different design. So in the multi-algo arena, I really consider there to be only 6 contenders as of yet.
* Coins with the same algos as Myriad
Huntercoin
Myriad
Saffroncoin
Parallelcoin
Joincoin
Digibyte*
Digitalcoin
Neoscoin (since forked to mono-algo)
Unitus
Aurora* (fork ~1st May)
Verge (to be released)
Sadly, Saffron and Parallel seem to be on their death throes... and Huntercoin, while technically multi-algo, is a rather different design. So in the multi-algo arena, I really consider there to be only 6 contenders as of yet.
* Coins with the same algos as Myriad
@George
Free suggestion box (no chance of getting listed)
pay 0.1btc get listed (when they feel like compiling)
pay more get listed ASAP
Free suggestion box (no chance of getting listed)
pay 0.1btc get listed (when they feel like compiling)
pay more get listed ASAP
I see. I suggest you make a donation address and we'll collect the needed BTC there. Hopefully it won't take much time to gather 0.1BTC
P.S. Yay, CoinMarketCap updated the coin supply, now we are at respectful 73k$ Cap!!!
http://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/btctalkcoin/#charts
chart data from 2014 seen now
for some reason market cap line is off but orange price line is up up up
chart data from 2014 seen now
for some reason market cap line is off but orange price line is up up up
@George
Free suggestion box (no chance of getting listed)
pay 0.1btc get listed (when they feel like compiling)
pay more get listed ASAP
Free suggestion box (no chance of getting listed)
pay 0.1btc get listed (when they feel like compiling)
pay more get listed ASAP
POS of interest
Sorry, but I don't get that: How is it possible to have 70% less coins than estimated if all the blocks were mined and the coins generated?
Where are the remaining coins?
There is 70% less due to people staking their coins instead of people staking and mining, it seems mining for this coin never took of but pos did hence why the supply was lower
This is a fast POS staking coin with a slower POW so once you got some coins you can stake at 22% interest rate. You get many small rewards since the block times are 20 seconds for POS but they are 2 minutes for POW.
Pow Block Time: 2 minutes - Last Pow Block: 1,576,800
Pos Block Time: 20 Seconds
Proof Of Stake Information:
Pos Starts: Block 1000
Pos Block Time: 20 Seconds
Minting Maturity: 110 Blocks
Minimum Stake Age: 2 hours
Maximum Stake Age : 5 days
Proof Of Stake Reward: 22% divided by 2 after block 500,000
Current Block: 349286
Current Coin Supply (EVO) 1529359.11840623
Hi all, in less than 3000 blocks Evotion will have its first block reward halving from 32EVO to 16EVO per mined block.
Here some interesting Facts about Evotion:
that's it for now folks, maybe one day someone from community will step up and make fresh unofficial announcement to put all information at one place.
regards.
Here some interesting Facts about Evotion:
- at block 260'000 we have around 1'320'000 Coins in circulation from 8'320'000 possible. Thats 70% less Coins than estimated.
- after block 262'800 mining block reward goes down to 16EVO per block
- the reason that there are 70% less Coins in circulation is lack of Miner interest and Competitive POS with very small block reward.
- Evotion has BlockExplorer: http://45.32.232.191:3001/
- Evotion is listed @ http://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/evotion/
- Evotion is listed @ https://yobit.net/en/trade/EVO/BTC
- Evotion is listed @ https://safecex.com/market?q=EVO/BTC
- Evotion is listed @ https://www.cryptopia.co.nz/Exchange/?market=EVO_BTC
- Evotion has multipool @ http://hashpower.co/site/block?id=1309
- Evotion has mining pool @ https://pool.mn/evo/index.php?page=login
- Evotion was launched by anonymous Developer who did amazing job creating Bitcoin POW/POS Hybrid that has be proven to be running stable without any flaws up to date!
that's it for now folks, maybe one day someone from community will step up and make fresh unofficial announcement to put all information at one place.
regards.
Sorry, but I don't get that: How is it possible to have 70% less coins than estimated if all the blocks were mined and the coins generated?
Where are the remaining coins?
There is 70% less due to people staking their coins instead of people staking and mining, it seems mining for this coin never took of but pos did hence why the supply was lower
This is a fast POS staking coin with a slower POW so once you got some coins you can stake at 22% interest rate. You get many small rewards since the block times are 20 seconds for POS but they are 2 minutes for POW.
Pow Block Time: 2 minutes - Last Pow Block: 1,576,800
Pos Block Time: 20 Seconds
Proof Of Stake Information:
Pos Starts: Block 1000
Pos Block Time: 20 Seconds
Minting Maturity: 110 Blocks
Minimum Stake Age: 2 hours
Maximum Stake Age : 5 days
Proof Of Stake Reward: 22% divided by 2 after block 500,000
Current Block: 349286
Current Coin Supply (EVO) 1529359.11840623
@BitcoinNational
Did you manage to talk to Yobit about adding TALK to their exchange? Would be great to get there
Did you manage to talk to Yobit about adding TALK to their exchange? Would be great to get there
quote of the day
seen @ Asia Coin
PURE SCAM !!!
seen @ Asia Coin
anyone know why coins like FCT TIPS NEM EMC AMP EAC XVG XSI and so on have made marketcap increases from 500% to 10.000% ?
Can't speak for the others, but XSI is a Pump Scam by some Chinese Miners, as it had nothing happening and the price spiked and now the Volume is $ 18,482 on 1 Exchange. PURE SCAM !!!
quote of the day
JACK ... blackjack coin
http://www.blackjack.cf/
JACK ... blackjack coin
The OP does not mention the 210,000 block reward on block one.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SrDSqODtEFM
Annual interest 21000% / yobithttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SrDSqODtEFM
http://www.blackjack.cf/
@bumba sweet find lead me to the OP of stake OPs
Proof of stake instead of proof of work
July 11, 2011, 04:12:45 AM
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/proof-of-stake-instead-of-proof-of-work-27787
Proof of stake instead of proof of work
July 11, 2011, 04:12:45 AM
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/proof-of-stake-instead-of-proof-of-work-27787
i'm not a big fan of yobit. they seem to let too many wallets go into maintenance and there's not much you can do about it ..
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will look at Yobit
also considering setting aside a fund to get C-Cex listing
will look at Yobit
also considering setting aside a fund to get C-Cex listing
Was the first PoS coin Peercoin...?
I remember (and my memory is not great) that a coin called 'miniblox' or 'minibrix' was the first to have proof of stake implemented and launched before Peercoin.
SolidCoin claims that particular crown apparently
https://microcash.org/threads/solidcoin-was-first-to-do-proof-of-stake.33/ <<-- quite an interesting read. early histories of shitcoins
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SolidCoin v2.0 was released October, 2011
Peercoin was released 12 August, 2012
I am not claiming the proof of stake methods used in SolidCoin v2 and Peercoin are the same because they are not. In my opinion Peercoin has a much better implementation of proof of stake. Just because I released a working implementation of proof of stake first does not mean I invented it first. The idea first seemed to come up on the Bitcointalk forums in July 2011 https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/proof-of-stake-instead-of-proof-of-work-27787 . At least according to Bitcoin wiki.
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will look at Yobit
also considering setting aside a fund to get C-Cex listing
will look at Yobit
also considering setting aside a fund to get C-Cex listing
Yes, it would be just great if we manage to get on both these exchanges, and after that we could start thinking about Bittrex and Poloniex
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