Quote from: Jorgeminator on January 16, 2017, 12:36:12 AM

Quote from: LoveMyEvo on January 16, 2017, 12:34:20 AM

Quote from: Jorgeminator on January 16, 2017, 12:29:52 AM

Someone's already exploiting the fact that you can send a tiny amount of XLTH to the same address and hope that the next block rewards you with 2 XLTH. Someone could easily spam the blockchain with transactions to and from the same address since there aren't any fees associated with the transaction.

https://thelithiumproject.org/block_explorer/?search_input=27297&search_type=block&search=Search

https://thelithiumproject.org/block_explorer/?search_input=LyylJ0JvHOyl3uEDschp82pntrE62k73TF&search_type=address&search=Search

The dev mentioned somewhere that they had fix to this problem. It was something about how the same address wont keep get the 2 coins in a short period of time.

Thanks, nothing's perfect from the start, is it. Cheesy

Lol this won't be fixed, the fact of the matter is that one could own multiple accounts with seperate addresses and just keep sending back and forth to each other.

It seems to me that this project is centralized as fuck even with the dev suspending users accounts.... Sounds like MangoCoins all over again and that had a private source code too.

One should also take note how many times this "Unique New Algorithms" name has changed, first it was SHA-233 now it's Proof Of Transaction Roll Eyes