Hi Gandalf,

I got an email from Cryptopia about 51% attacks. I'll link their explanation below, which was quite enlightening for me.
I'm happy I moved my coins off Cryptopia some months ago, but it made me think about coins with a small marketcap, which TIT and TTC still are. The attackers can simply rent an ASIC computer system and then they control these small coins. As I understand it, this is possible with coins that use the original Bitcoin style Proof of Work. It's not possible with Proof of Stake coins. (Please correct me if I'm wrong.)
I think it's safer for small coins to not use Proof of Work, to avoid 51% attacks. If a 51% attack happens today, it can happen again anytime. Right?
I'm happy that TTC moved to Proof of Stake and thereby avoided the current attacks. Shouldn't your TIT do the same? Maybe the merger isn't that bad after all..?
Don't you agree?

Here's the link to Cryptopia's explanation, where they explicitly state "This is no problem for popular coins like Bitcoin, but for smaller coins, 51% of hashrate of some types of coins can easily be rented.":
https://support.cryptopia.co.nz/csm?id=kb_article&sys_id=91fc54cddbfc2b0052d2ef728a961948

I'm interested in your thoughts.
Best regards,

Learnalot.

I just want to give my two cents about this. I'm not a new account, I have never been really active on these boards, but I mined Tittiecoins several years ago.
I am of the opinion that the merger is good. The TTC devs are actively doing stuff. It looks to me like they're doing a lot of things. They moved the old TTC to a new chain that offers privacy, masternodes and staking. It's a PIVX clone, I like that better than an old fashioned bitcoin clone. The TTC devs have made two Tittiecoin games, they are communicating with exchanges about the new TTC 2.0 chain and wallets, they are supporting users with their coin swaps and masternodes. They are working on implementing KYC for American users. Several of the TTC devs are active on their Discord and Telegram.
In short, they are there and they do a lot.
And there's undoubtedly more they do, that I don't know about.
As they are investing so much time, effort and even money (e.g. to do coin swaps from the old wallet to the new they have to rent ASIC processing time), I think they are headed for success.

Compare the above with the TIT dev(s). Of course, the TIT dev could do all of the above, but the fact is, they are not doing so.

So, I wholeheartedly support Tittiecoin and the merger of TIT and TTC.

Hi TIT guys,

I just want to give my two cents about this. I'm not a new account, I have never been really active on these boards, but I mined Tittiecoins several years ago.
I am of the opinion that the merger is good. The TTC devs are actively doing stuff. It looks to me like they're doing a lot of things. They moved the old TTC to a new chain that offers privacy, masternodes and staking. It's a PIVX clone, I like that better than an old fashioned bitcoin clone. The TTC devs have made two Tittiecoin games, they are communicating with exchanges about the new TTC 2.0 chain and wallets, they are supporting users with their coin swaps and masternodes. They are working on implementing KYC for American users. Several of the TTC devs are active on their Discord an Telegram.
In short, they are there and they do a lot.
And there's undoubtedly more they do, that I don't know about.
As they are investing so much time, effort and even money (e.g. to do coin swaps from the old wallet to the new they have to rent ASIC processing time), I think they are headed for success.

Compare the above with the TIT dev(s). Of course, the TIT dev could do all of the above, but the fact is, they are not doing so.

So, I wholeheartedly support Tittiecoin and the merger of TIT and TTC.

I just swapped the TTC coins I mined 4 years ago. It all went smoothly.
A big thanks to the devs!

According to your message (quoted below) the price of one Mobilink-Coin is currently, during the Private Sale, $0.05 USD (= $10 Million USD / 200 Million Coins).

The website says "MOBI coins purchased will be calculated based on 1 MOBI = $0.10 USD", and I will get a 33% bonus if I invest more than $3000. That makes $0.075 USD for 1 Mobilink-Coin:
$3000 / (3000 * 10 * 133% coins) = $0.075 / coin.

I'd like to invest, but I prefer to pay 5 cents a coin. How can I get the $0.05 price?

(BTW, I suppose you meant USD i.s.o. USO, right? If not, what's a USO?)

Your project looks really great and I hope you will realize it. Are the users required to install the app, or can I use the SIM card without installing any software? Many users are not interested in the MOBI coin, so they don't need a wallet, but they would love to call and use the web for free.

What about the 100 million Ecosystem tokens? Will you burn the same percentage of those as well?

Good question. I'd like to know as well.

Another question: Can the purchase price of a song be changed after publication?

Good, it's back. (33216673 tokens sold now)

They seem to have removed from their website the number of tokens sold. The Chinese version of the page still lists a number: "21942279 OPT".

I read the whitepaper and I'm wondering about a few things:

Once you put a song on Opus, it can never be removed, right? Can an entry be removed from the UMRN database?

Can the song price be changed? If yes, can only the artist/owner/uploader do that or can Opus too?

Can the artist remove her own songs? Or can the artist disable her own song using another, new smart contract?

I don't get it. You're trying to sell 900 million tokens during the crowd sale, right? You've sold 28 million until now. That's 3%. It seems you won't sell all 900 million before the sale ends. What will happen to the remaining tokens after the crowd sale? Will there be another crowd sale?