Notwithstanding the SAT was more concrete than would CENT.
Had 7.7 billion of SATs and SAT2 were created with a premine 100% bone 7,700,000. For CENT the problem is that we do not know how many actually circulating whereby a hypothetical premine of 49 billion (if we think like many, many of these coins have been lost) would premine worrying.
I guess it's very difficult to get, but it would be ideal to know how many actually circulate CENTs
Had 7.7 billion of SATs and SAT2 were created with a premine 100% bone 7,700,000. For CENT the problem is that we do not know how many actually circulating whereby a hypothetical premine of 49 billion (if we think like many, many of these coins have been lost) would premine worrying.
I guess it's very difficult to get, but it would be ideal to know how many actually circulate CENTs
We know how many coins have been created but it's impossible to know how many have been destroyed by way of wallet deletion/corruption etc. In all likelyhood Cryptsy's wallet(s) probably hold the majority of coins that have ever been created.
Any coins not reissued from a premine of a relaunched coin could be dumped to an unrecoverable address after a specific deadline. It's been done before.
Using the same method as they do by visiting this site and adding this:
Code:
0400000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000
To 1 - Public ECDSA Key and clicking Send.
Then replacing 00 with 37 (Hex of 55 for the 'P' prefix) at the start of 4 - Adding network bytes to 3 and then clicking Send gives us this Pennies address:
Code:
PDzkQdJUUQNKMPdoL54Hi5LBsp84dzidpQ
Nobody knows the Private Key for this address and the chances of happening on it accidentally is astronomical.
Any coins sent to it would essentially be lost forever and the destruction transaction id's could be made public so that people can verify the coins were actually sent to that address.
Hi, I rescued this message recently more than a year of Petr1fied probably solve the problem of lost in a hypothetical division of the currency (at the time was not carried out because of opposition from some large investors) coins, but maybe now it looks okay.
Perhaps someone could contact Petr1fied to see if you can make.