/biz/ - Business & Finance

This is honestly one of the most fairest distribution inflation rates for any coin ever seen.
the inflation of new comb will last HUNDREDS of years. The rate ever so slightly decreases over time.
>https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5195815.0

>>16744105
>>16744319
>imminent moon
yet no one can answer basic questions about it: why would there be a value in any of the out of 1B different haircomb variants....you are here shilling haircomb 57413, but the other infinite hash combos?
you've discovered an interesting use of btc blockchain artifacts, but you are stupidly stuck on trying to make it a "token" instead of turning it into an infrastructure component.

>>16744551
dude it is an infrastructure component.
how else are you going to transact once there are quantum computers?

I LIKE HAIRBAND TOKEN I BUYED A BAG !!!! STRAPPED IN FOR MOON SIR !!

>>16744105
>leave /biz/ for months
>come back to find the exact same threads and posts just with new shitcoins
>this one is different!
You have to be a retard to keep coming here.

>>16744886
this one is unironically different

HELLO HELLO!

Why no one tell me how a brainlet like me can get this coin? I like free stuff

>>16744551
because it has first mover advantage and the code isn't even public yet
it would probably take someone else a least a bit of time to make another

ive looked through all threads and havent read any good fud yet unironically

>>16744105
is this metoo coin?

>>16744931
read the thread. download wallet, run full node, attempt claims. if you have problems ask in thread, ppl will help you.

>>16744931
look in the archive at any previous thread and it has been explained in the simplest terms at least 20 times already

>>16744947
Will do. I have a very limited spec of computer. Will it work?

Will my linkies gone if I download the file? Someone tell me. I am so scared.

>>16744933
>it would probably take someone else a least a bit of time to make another
do you recognize that making a different "coin" is simply a matter of running a different number of hashes? current version uses 52413 hashes....a single change to 52414 hashes makes a "different coin"
Having a dropdown list in the client to select "coin type" is trivial. Again that number is just hardcoded for this test code.
why can't any of you understand how this works?

>>16744665
great answer. but this is what i'm trying to explain to the plebs in this thread. this tech isn't a "coin" but its an intra-chain add-on to btc.

>>16745020
>Having a dropdown list in the client to select "coin type" is trivial
yeah so maybe that will happen then

>do you recognize that making a different "coin" is simply a matter of running a different number of hashes? current version uses 52413 hashes....a single change to 52414 hashes makes a "different coin
someone would still have to code all of it like the dev did which would probably take some time. like the dev said in the thread it isnt open source yet for that reason?

>>16744319
If you are Natasha, I have sent you an email. Please check. Thanks

>segwit

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