I like the idea, but have a couple of comments

whitepaper: "BLAKE512, SKEIN512, SHA3-512 (KECCAK512), and SHA2-512 are incorporated with both Salsa20 and Chacha20 stream ciphers."

I like how this makes fpga's and asics harder, but it also means that if there is a flaw in any one of these hashes or stream ciphers then the coin fails.  Is there any other way to achieve this goal?



whitepaper:  "Transactions will largely stay the same as in BTC; coin age will be calculated from the the timestamp of the block in which it appears."

Why calculate from the timestamp and not the block height?  timestamps can be incorrect, the block height can't be. They both give estimates since the block height to time calculation is based on the target block time that isn't always met, but it is good to base as much as possible on truths inherent to the blockchain.