I've been reading quite a bit about pascal coins the last week. But unfortunately, I've not been able to find much information about the process by which accounts are created, how these are mined, and how to obtain one. I hope one or more of you can help enlighten me on this topic.

Are these accounts awarded at the same time a block is found or are these awarded separately? Is it like ZCash, wherein an account is instantaneously created for that block award? If that is the case, how are pools handling the creation and distribution of account rewards to those participating miners?

If these are not awarded alongside blocks, can these be mined solo? If so must you use the official pascalcoin software or could one be mined with Claymore?

I'm interested because it seems extremely difficult to obtain a full account, i.e. not linked to a long payload ID. If accounts are inherently planned to be a limited resource, it makes sense these will become a desirable product conceptualized by a similar supply and demand principles like that of the cryptocurrency itself.

It seems like the accounts will be limited resources, especially in the early stages of pascalcoin, as there are fixed numbers of how many are created. Attaching a payload ID to the end of an exchange's account number seems to be counterintuitive to the novelty idea of having a simple account number - an important detail that makes pascalcoin standout from other cryptocurrencies in this rapidly developing and competitive environment.

Hopefully some of you can clarify some of these questions! Thanks!!