Maybe i will develop this coin 1 month or 1 year or 10 year later 

so, this project end?

Good job. But first make a pool and a node for this coin then add it on exchange and in the last step develop it.

Voted on c-cex, also pool isn't paying out.

Dev, Any exchange has listed this coin. What are your plans to host in an exchange? I don't see any promotion plans as of now.

good job dev, your dedication is well appreciated.

I am looking for a active Pool, Is there any?

dev contact tekyboy pools so he can re list the coin for mining then we can get a working node from him and we will do a little give away to bring more people in and then push for yobit add.  see simple road map for you.

Participate in ICO, extremely risky
Many scams among developers who collect money from ICO and deceive.

Hi, a buy wall is a very large amount of Bitcoin placed in the buys side of a coin listed on any exchange. It can be there for a number of reasons. Perhaps to encourage the price to rise, or an investor who really wants to buy in to a coin cheaper than what they are on the sell side. I usually see it as encouraging sign. A sell wall works in the opposite way (depending on its size) but really large ones can often be used to suppress the price. It could even be placed by the same person who has the large buy wall so he can accumulate more coins cheaper than buying from the sells side. An ICO stand for initial coin offering. They are purchased by the public from the developers or an exchange before they are listed for regular trading. Etherium and Lisk are two examples. I like ICO's because I don't mine coins and it gives me a chance to get in early. However, they do come with risks like developers vanishing after they have received BTC from the public. You can usually tell from the announcement though if there is a risk. If there is very low effort put in to the ICO caution is advised.

Large in terms of it seems you haven't invested much time into developing this coin beyond cloning bitcoin and changing few (very few) parameters in the code. Additionally the mining rewards are small, and spaced out by 3min each meaning it will take ~9.68 YEARS for their to be as many coins on the market via mining as what you have allocated for yourself in the premine.

My math:
84,848,485 premine / 50 coins per block = 1,696,969.7 blocks to achieve premine supply via mining
(1,696,970 blocks to achieve premine * 3min per block) / 60min per hr / 24 hrs per day / 365 days per year = 9.685 years


I think there would be more support from the community if the premine weren't so gratuitous, or if there was some clear plan to use the premine to better grow the value of this project.

Although dev seems to be good-hearted, I don't think this is going anywhere

Why is there such a large premine and what is the premine being used for?