Quote from: tox22544 on December 26, 2017, 06:22:53 PM

Quote from: llbrunoll on December 26, 2017, 02:24:14 PM

Good idea. Mine ZEC, and direct mining time to BTCZ-community ZEC address: t1ef9cxzpToGJcaSMXbTGRUDyrp76GfDLJG
so, we avoid the "dumping BTCZ" issue when converting to BTC.

also, this web page is a great job: http://btcz.altervista.org/coinomi.html

Thanks BTCZ community! It fells great to have your support for the Coinomi partnership. Negotiations take time and a lot of spirit to put forward, but given the community commitment to this idea, it really fells good.

We are truly working together, and this is a real and unique felling. Our BTCZ project is going to grow. Now I am sure of that.

Community commitment is rare
and indeed, it is here to stay

May we all crypto battle and prosper together!

llbrunoll

In fact, this will not bring any harm or benefit to the coin. If the community leaves the mining - their place will be taken by others and will sell coins in the same way.

What do you think about the update btcz from equihash to lyra2z? This variation of the zero protocol is much more progressive, more energy efficient, has purse protection, supports both POS and POW mining.

Now there is such a trend that many investors prefer systems with POS. Because they allow investors to get their % in anticipation of the growth rate, while on the system with POW they just pay for someone else's mining. Look at a bunch of new shitcoins on the neoscript - they all are more popular for investors than the BTCZ because they support POS and POW. Look at the Zcoin - its rate go to the moon after adding POS.

And POS really contributes to decentralization. Most of the miners accumulate on a small number of pools, while the POS nodes prefer to work solo because of the safety of their own coins.

In addition, the lira2z algorithm is much easier to integrate into the wallets of exchanges, all exchanges that support lyra2v easily accept lira2z.

I think investors don't care whether it is either POS or POW. The practical part of all those systems for investment is ROI and how does it all shake out in the end.