Quote from: breezeattack on September 26, 2017, 03:22:07 AM

Quote from: marcelocoin on September 26, 2017, 02:14:25 AM

I am a big fan of poker, what would be the main functionality of your COIN CHIPS, thank you for your attention

This was from one of the devs:
"I will do my best to make it a fully generalizable system, so not only pangea, but any sort of betting (or just micropayment) will be able to be built."

A couple of things additionally I want to know, so if I create my own blockchain with Komodo, assuming Chips is part of the plug and play system, at what point would I also want to use Chips and feel the need to use it? Basically, what type of scenarios besides betting types games such as poker might this be used for? Also, since this is just a Bitcoin fork, why wouldn't you just use Bitcoin vs creating a whole entire new coin?

Also one note, with a name like Chips and the logo being some sort of pokerish style coin. If this coin in the future will be used for other things such as micropayments, it would probably be best to change the logo now rather than wait later. It will start getting confused for just being used for betting games and might be a nightmare from a branding standpoint.

I cannot know when you would feel one way or the other, but i would imagine if you had a use case of wanting to send funds from one node to another with minimal txfee and time. or needed decentralized shuffling

any game with multiple players that relies on a random number

Do you want to pay $4 for a 5 cent bet? Do you want to wait an average of 10 minutes after each bet?

Those are two reasons to make a coin especially for this. Do you want to load 150GB blockchain just to play?

I dont pay much attention to marketing, I just concentrate on the tech. Once there is working tech to market and there is a marketing team, then can decide such things.

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