Quote from: jleomenezes on September 17, 2018, 11:54:18 AM

Ethereum Alarm Clock Released to Mainnet and MyCrypto.com

Now You Can Schedule Transactions to Execute At Future Times

https://blog.chronologic.network/ethereum-alarm-clock-released-to-mainnet-and-mycrypto-com-a35d97a1e08b

what is still open for me is: what determine the probability that my timenode does complete the transaction? (number of day, day-mint-power)?
What is the ROI?
From here:

"All TimeNodes must prove they have at least 333 DAY tokens or a TimeMint in order to execute Ethereum Alarm Clock transactions." ->this means if i have a TimeMint from the ICO- i do not need any additional DAy-token? is it better than to run 2 nodes- one with the coins and one just the timemint ? Well basically same direction/question as the first question

Happy to hear about some answers;)

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