Quote from: dree12 on August 17, 2011, 07:17:11 PM

Quote from: psy on August 17, 2011, 05:43:11 PM

Quote from: dree12 on August 17, 2011, 05:35:10 PM

Not actually true. The code assumes 21 million in many places, not literally that I know of, but this limitation plagued IxCoin in that it would crash in 2015. A second limitation is bitcoin networking can only handle 64-bit integers, so this idea would break in 2.1 trillion years. Wishful thinking, I know

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The code assumes 21 million as the maximum number of coins in a single transaction, not as maximum number of coins. Or at least that was what the developers said in some other thread.

Maybe one of them will chime in to aknowledge it.

21 million = 21 trillion eurocoins since the decimal point is shifted 6 squares, which will be reached in 240 million years, after that when someone can break it if he controls most of the money. Much later, in 2.1 trillion years, the entire system will cease to function.

Sounds totally awesome. We should all ditch our BTC in favor of this superior alternate digital currency.