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Re: [ANN][PASL]-[PASCAL Lite]-[PascalLite just hit $1 million market cap milestone!]
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groovytechno
on 07/01/2018, 17:22:35 UTC
Quote from: Iame3 on January 07, 2018, 12:14:45 PM
Quote from: groovytechno on January 06, 2018, 06:05:29 AM
Quote from: adaseb on January 06, 2018, 01:15:54 AM
Quote from: groovytechno on January 05, 2018, 11:32:54 PM
Hey guys,

Would someone please shed some light on this subject?  

I've been mining PASL for a few days now and have had my payouts successfully sent to my webwallet address.  I obviously have access to my public and private keys, but what has me scratching my head is the fact that I have several accounts associated with my wallet - about 31 of them and counting, most of which are holding 12.5 PASL coins.   Is this normal?  How do I get my wallet to show a consolidation of all the coins that I've mined?


Thanks for your time!  Smiley

Yes because you are mining to your PUBLIC key. So for every 12.5 PASL mined, you are sent an account.

Mine to an account directly and it will only go to that account.


Thank you for clearing that up for me.  Thank goodness I didn't keep on mining for weeks to my public key.   That would have been quite the chore moving all of the coins from each account to a single account.

Is there a way for me to delete the 33 empty accounts associated with my public address?    Any benefit to holding on to them?


I'm really enjoying mining these coins by the way.... I plan on hodl'ing em for quite a while.   Hoping for a bright future for PASL.
Well, if you're hoping for a bright future, remember, that one gets an account for every 12,25 PASL mined, so there will be less than 2000000 of accounts in total, and you want to delete several dozens... There will no be bright future if people would do so, leaving several thousands accounts and trading between each other. If the coin to become popular, say 1000$/each, then accounts would be valuable, but then there is a catch - if there are very few accounts, it will be popular only among miners and would never climb above 1 buck (since there would be no market). This is how I understand the thing. Think about it.  


Interesting take on the subject.  I didn't realize that the accounts themselves could have such an important impact of the value of the coins down the pipeline.

I wont be deleting any accounts, regardless - but I will continue to mine it.