Quote from: dejavu2016 on November 02, 2017, 07:26:25 PM

Quote from: yobigd20 on November 02, 2017, 07:10:13 PM

Quote from: cafetools on November 02, 2017, 06:31:50 PM

ETN has a blockchain slightly different tan Monero.

lol did you even look at their github?

here's all the hard work their dev's did:

1) fork monero
2) change config to premine 60% of supply
3) find . -type f -exec sed -i 's/monero/electroneum/g' {} +
4) commit and release

right, also i heard mobile mining is just a simulation not real mining

correct. it says so right in their technical whitepaper. https://electroneum.com/technical-white-paper.pdf

The mobile mining experience does not download a copy of the blockchain or carry out intensive CPU operations
to provide egalitarian proof of work, it is intended to give entry level access to a cryptocurrency by allowing the
experience of mining (i.e. being issued a hash rate reflective of the CPU processing power of the device and being
awarded coins for participating in the experience). The Mobile mining experience does not directly add blocks to
the blockchain and thus it does not overheat the mobile device or use precious bandwidth. The CPU of the device
is periodically queried to ensure the simulated hashrate is correctly balanced with the other running processes and
it gives the user a very realistic mining experience...

The mobile mining experience has been designed to yield rapid user growth. These users will be encouraged
and likely to take advantage of the significant mining speed and coin emission improvements of mining with the
Windows, Mac or Linux GUI miner, which will enable Electroneum to grow to huge user numbers via the app,
whilst still retaining a significant mining community running the transactional blockchain by running the intuitive
Windows, Mac or Linux application.