Quote from: hyoshi on May 19, 2013, 05:25:35 AM

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Just woke up to see 30 pages of replies to this coin.All I can say is

Quote from: hyoshi on May 18, 2013, 07:22:40 AM

What will it not be? No pre-mining, no insta-mining

What will it not be? No pre-mining, no insta-mining

What will it not be? No pre-mining, no insta-mining

Ha, yeah right.

What was pre-mined? What was insta-mined? Before you accuse people of things, why not do the research. This was released with 1 block in the chain. Don't cry because you didn't get anything.

Insta-mine means the difficulty was low at launch, which even you, as delluded as you might be, can't deny.

The difficulty is ALWAYS low at launch. Name one scrypt based coin released without the same difficulty. Not sure, but who about the blocks that were mined by someone with more hashpower than your or I? What could they have made a few thousand NIB's? The way this currency was released equalized < 0 and 1 difficulty through a stepped gradual ramp of of the reward. What do you think Worldcoin started out with? or Litecoin? or Feathercoin? Same difficulty and a huge amount of insta-mining.

Its block 10,890 now. Worldcoin gave out 348,480 coins, litecoin gave out 544,500, and feathercoin 2,178,000. This coin gave out 88,444 so far. And those coins will never be fully mined so the number of coins is irrelevant.

Epic fail on your part.

Just because all those other shitcoins used it didn't mean you had to use it too. Plus YOU were the one promising no insta-mine, so the fail is on your part. The increasing reward is a nice touch, but that low diff still was a douche move.

Douche move? Listen little man... I can see I am talking to someone with an average (or less) IQ. NO scrypt coin was ever released with any difficulty other than what this coin was released with. You have no idea what changing the starting difficulty does to the life of the coin. None. Name the coin that has.

In the end, take your 20Kh/s rig, and go mine something else.

The difference with changing the difficulty at the start would be that it would not be as attractive to the 'pump and dump' miners from the start. Therefore resulting in a lower starting hash and needing time, effort, commitment and publicity from the developer in order to grow properly. Of course the end result could be better but in the current climate of multiple new alt coins a day then it would most properly just fade into obscurity.