oh, also for a long time a wanted to ask is STM mineable or not?

Oh, yeah. Is this the main reason for decline airdrop campaign?

admin in the telegram spoke about the price of 2-10 dollars in the first year. Would be nice, huh

Binance once bet on the referral program - how will you attract traders to the platform?

I remember how the users collected a petition for lowering the commission to the railblock - now I see that the commission on the EOS is simply astronomical. Why do this, it is unacceptable

when the distribution of tokens of the bounty? immediately after the ICO ends - August 11 or later?

if all 100% of the profits are distributed among investors, how do the founders plan to earn money? Is it too generous and suspicious?

Are there any criteria that will be taken into account to add new coins to the exchange?

Когда можно будет уже "пощупать продукт"?

All the arguments about profitability aside, how would one actually go about implementing it in a sensible way?  what's the compatibility list?  How much memory do we actually need to calculate the hash, and how do we send/receive it efficiently?

All these questions are good ones to answer in an arduino implementation, and could have efficiency consequences for custom boards/IC's afterward.

I think it would be both interesting and useful to have a working codebase and example that could be used with microcontrollers.  This project's aim isn't to produce something with a superior efficiency to current solutions, but if somebody does want to try going down that path it would be nice to have a codebase and/or ideas to work from. 

I think something that could use one or more arduino's to do the calculations in an efficient manner would be a net positive for other projects as well.

I'd be happy to play around with this/improve this if you can get some initial code running :-)