Quote from: mikeywith on Today at 06:37:02 PM

So you can determine that more than 99% of users only need dust

I didn't say this. I said 99% don't give a fuck how a block is made (99% is generous too). Lol tbh, a *lot* don't even know how to count confirmations. It's bizarre.

Quote from: mikeywith on Today at 06:37:02 PM

So you can determine that more than 99% of users only need dust to test their development, and when i say that would be useless to many( i mean those building mining related software), you just assume it's a personal "belief".

Most users do in fact like using whole coins. It uses more decimals to prepare for their next billion dollar project *jazz hands*.

I really don't understand why you need Testnet coins to build mining software or mine Testnet coins. I've heard of a lot of use cases, but this is a new one to me.

Quote from: mikeywith on Today at 06:37:02 PM

go ahead and explain to me how am i suppose to develop a mining firmware or a pool with just dust in my wallet?

You don't need dust or coins at all to mine... Can you explain to me why you need any coins to mine?

Quote from: mikeywith on Today at 06:37:02 PM

might as well not mine at all and buy the testnet coins from one of the exchanges, why waste resources to mine to a pool in the first place?

Lulz, you do realize you are speaking to a Testnet exchange owner, right? You do know how we get liquidity and how these cryptocurrencies are disbursed?

That is why I'm wasting my resources and time. Which is crazy ironic according to your post.

Whales secure multiple points to ensure their assets grow (markets & mining). I can ROI with Testnet without selling them & it helps people (some for free and others not, their choice).

Quote from: mikeywith on Today at 06:37:02 PM

if anything, mining related projects are the ones that need to use testnet probably more than other developers, many things can be done on signet since block hashing and construction isn't critical in thier environment.

Then build it on testnet and don't get upset when someone beats you at the set rules... More competition here is a *good* thing, but people expect other people to suck on purpose here or "maybe we can fuck them to death with code!" Which could TOTALLY happen in Bitcoin and people should watch Testnet more curiously.