I made some updates to the code so that it is working with Bittrex v3 API. I haven't tested any other exchanges for a while but the make_min_orders and light_show bots are working with Bittrex.
The result of mining depends on the number of tokens:
0.01% probability 25%, max. reward 25000 MINT 0.02% probability 37.5%, max. reward 37500 MINT 0.03% probability 43.75%, max. reward 43750 MINT 0.04% probability 46.875%, max. reward 46875 MINT 0.05% probability 48.4375%, max. reward 48437.5 MINT
100% probability 50%, max. reward 50000 MINT
Thanks. This clarifies it for me.
I'm thinking about doing some calculations to figure out exactly how much it costs to mine this token versus buying it in the exchange.
a very promising project, it looks awesome and cool, I hope the team will be more active in the promotion field so that many will know about this project and join in, hopefully smoothly.
I'm guessing the price will go up when the network gets congested because it is more expensive (more gas) to send the empty transactions to mine MINT.
It looks like there is no maximum supply so a lot of it could get mined. It could have a high rate of inflation if enough people mined it. I would like to know how much MINT would be produced each year if all the MINT was being mined. I don't think there is much at all being mined now.
I'm wondering what the optimal amount of MINT to have in a wallet to mine. If I had 1 million MINT, would it be better to have it all in one wallet or divide it into several wallets and mine from each?