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just curious what kind of ressource do you need to get 500curecoins per day with folding at home ?

Something like scrypt 100 MH/s

False. Scrypt isn't used for this cryptocurrency.

500 coins a day means 6.7% of all the coins released in a day 14.8 million points per day.

A single quad 780 ti rig could get 1 million points per day (slightly less) so you would need 15 of these.

I meant the hardware needed to get 100 MH/s with scrypt... But actually i was way off, AMD-wise it should be 30 R9 280x

You're way off, a single R9 280x gets around 120k ppd on avarage, which would mean you'll need around 120 to get 14.8 million ppd

290x gets close to 200k, 290 can do 170k, 780ti can get in spitting distance of 300k PPD with the right project.

I get 600k+ PPD out of a 4x 290 rig, 450k+ out of a 2x 780ti rig, 450k+ PPD out of a 4x 280x rig, and about 280k PPD out of a 4x 270 (non-x) rig.

About 2.1 million PPD for all my rigs (290 rig, 280x rig, 780ti rig, and two 270 rigs), according to the FaH client (all rigs added to the client via remote), and that matches really damn close to my actual PPD by the time you factor time lost for new work and the odd glitch. On scrypt, that combo of rigs is about 11mhs, just to put it in perspective.

And on my best day that earned me 67 coins. So those guys pulling down 400-500 are throwing some serious hash (er, folding) power at Curecoin.

Probably not using GPU's but servers instead like the ones mentioned in this guide: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=604172 (Or their own servers obviously)