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How is EGem different than ethereum apart from few basic changes.
I want to know what exactly do you plan to achieve.

If its just about speed then there are a lot of other networks like EOS, Tron which can achieve the same.
If its just about a different skin of Ether then it makes no sense.
Ethereum also has a list of plans to make a move towards POS, along with addressing the scalability issue. If they are successful then there wont be any need for EGem.

Just curious about why are people supporting this project.
Looks like a lot of shilling going on in twitter for the same.

Ethereum, EOS, and Tron were all ICO's, which did not have a fairly distributed mine. Unless these were somehow not premined for sale. So when Ethererum goes POS, who is going to be major staking on that network? Fairly disbursed in the long run seems better to me. And there is a high chance ASIC's cant do POW on EGEM right now. Which means in the first era of mining its a pretty level playing field for GPU's to get block rewards.

EGEM does move quick. Also has a separate sidechain they are working on to work with the main blockchain. Hopefully some devs will come in here to explain that part.

Without premine, without ICO, sounds good, but not enough to replace ETH.

It is the beginning! Egem coin only one year old.

Of course it's only beginning. Good reasons to join, the sooner the more possible profit.