All blackbytes are already distributed, there is not 2.1111 times more blackbytes than bytes, their limit is the same 2^15, but blackbytes had to be distributed all at once. Guess why.
Rest of rounds will consist of distributing only bytes.
Sorry, but those numbers do not fit each other. We all got exactly 2.1111 times more BlackBytes than Bytes. Currently only 10% of Bytes is distributed, so
if it is true that all BlackBytes are already distributed now, that should mean there are much less BlackBytes than Bytes!
And btw there is 10^15 Bytes, not 2^15, as far as I know.
Something is wrong in your statements above. Please clarify.
Wrong. According to the white paper, the amount of blackbyte is 2.111 times the byteballs. The reason this number comes from is because of the denominators I think. Here's the quote:
In Byteball, we have a private fixed denominations asset blackbytes that is
defined by these properties:
{
44
cap: 2,111,100,000,000,000,
...[snip]
]
}