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New 365 pool: MingoPool! If you know BitCoins, you will know that this virtual coins have a big potential, but mining BTC its hard at the moment, and risky because you have to invest in hardware. But with this coin you don’t need especial hardware, with your CPU or an average graphics card its enough! So what are you waiting for? Join Mingo pool now! To start follow this steps: 1) Register You need to register at www.mingopool.com, its a PoolMing site, with thousands of users mining together. To have better results you can also mine by yourself using the wallet, but you can be months or weeks miningh without results. After de registration you have to create a “worker” to get access to the “pool”: Just click in Workers and then fill user and password, we recomend that you use a capital letter and a number in your password 2) Mining Mining with CPU: Download the CPU mining program in mingopool, version 64/32 http://mingopool.com/MingoCPU.rar Extract the content and fill the following: Right click on “mingocpu.bat” and then edit. In “weblogin.worker” write user_you_have_created.worker_created , then in password put the worker password Advanced options: -t :Its the number of cores you want to use for mining -o :This is the url and the poolmining port -u :Our pool access ID, with the user name and the worker name. -p : This is our password Eg.: My account is “Fulanito” , my worker is “1”, and my password: “123” Also i want to use the six cores of my CPU: minerd.exe -t 6 -o stratum+tcp://kivan.no-ip.org:3338 -u Fulanito.1 -p 123 GPU Version: Download the GPU mining program in mingopool, version 64/32 http://mingopool.com/MingoGPU.rar Extract the content and fill the following: Right click on “mingocpu.bat” and then edit. In “weblogin.worker” write user_you_have_created.worker_created , then in password put the worker password Advanced options -I :Its the intensity, add this parameter at the end of the document but in the same line. Eg: cgm

Developing Hypotheses about the relation between Money, Currency and Energy and Designing a Stable Valued Cryptocurrency. Money Is the Perceived Value of Energy; Currency Is the Perceived Value of Economical Potential Energy MCStannard In this short paper I have made a number of hypotheses about money, currency and the value they represent. After exploring these, I shall briefly explain a design of a new cryptocurrency designed to stabilise its own rate of circulation and hopefully value. To begin you must understand the difference between currency and money. Currencies are mediums of exchange which are portable, durable, divisible and fungible but not necessarily a store of value. Money has all these properties and is also a store of value. **Hypotheses** 1. Economies have potential energy. 2. The value of the total currency circulating in an economy is equal to the value of the potential energy of the economy. 3. Money can only exist in a form which can store energy. (i.e. Oil or Electricity are good examples) **Reasoning** The first hypothesis is deduced from the reasoning that an economic system is a form of a physical system. As all physical systems have energy, it is possible for an economic system to have potential energy. The second hypothesis is deduced from the law of conservation of energy. The perceived value of the potential energy in an economy must exist in a form or have a vehicle. It is possible that currency is this form. The third hypothesis explains that money can only really be stored in a form which stores energy. If this form has a higher perceived value than the value of the energy it stores, it is also a currency as it is a vehicle for potential energy. **Cryptocurrency Design** This is only a brief outline of a design of a cryptocurrency which is able to stabilise its own value. Hence, it does not offer much technical suggestions of how to implement such a design. In theory, if a currency is increasing or decreasing in val

Developing Hypotheses about the relation between Money, Currency and Energy and Designing a Stable Valued Cryptocurrency. Money Is the Perceived Value of Energy; Currency Is the Perceived Value of Economical Potential Energy MCStannard In this short paper I have made a number of hypotheses about money, currency and the value they represent. After exploring these, I shall briefly explain a design of a new cryptocurrency designed to stabilise its own rate of circulation and hopefully value. To begin you must understand the difference between currency and money. Currencies are mediums of exchange which are portable, durable, divisible and fungible but not necessarily a store of value. Money has all these properties and is also a store of value. **Hypotheses** 1. Economies have potential energy. 2. The value of the total currency circulating in an economy is equal to the value of the potential energy of the economy. 3. Money can only exist in a form which can store energy. (i.e. Oil or Electricity are good examples) **Reasoning** The first hypothesis is deduced from the reasoning that an economic system is a form of a physical system. As all physical systems have energy, it is possible for an economic system to have potential energy. The second hypothesis is deduced from the law of conservation of energy. The perceived value of the potential energy in an economy must exist in a form or have a vehicle. It is possible that currency is this form. The third hypothesis explains that money can only really be stored in a form which stores energy. If this form has a higher perceived value than the value of the energy it stores, it is also a currency as it is a vehicle for potential energy. **Cryptocurrency Design** This is only a brief outline of a design of a cryptocurrency which is able to stabilise its own value. Hence, it does not offer much technical suggestions of how to implement such a design. In theory, if a currency is increasing or decreasing in val

Developing Hypotheses about the relation between Money, Currency and Energy and Designing a Stable Valued Cryptocurrency. Money Is the Perceived Value of Energy; Currency Is the Perceived Value of Economical Potential Energy MCStannard In this short paper I have made a number of hypotheses about money, currency and the value they represent. After exploring these, I shall briefly explain a design of a new cryptocurrency designed to stabilise its own rate of circulation and hopefully value. To begin you must understand the difference between currency and money. Currencies are mediums of exchange which are portable, durable, divisible and fungible but not necessarily a store of value. Money has all these properties and is also a store of value. **Hypotheses** 1. Economies have potential energy. 2. The value of the total currency circulating in an economy is equal to the value of the potential energy of the economy. 3. Money can only exist in a form which can store energy. (i.e. Oil or Electricity are good examples) **Reasoning** The first hypothesis is deduced from the reasoning that an economic system is a form of a physical system. As all physical systems have energy, it is possible for an economic system to have potential energy. The second hypothesis is deduced from the law of conservation of energy. The perceived value of the potential energy in an economy must exist in a form or have a vehicle. It is possible that currency is this form. The third hypothesis explains that money can only really be stored in a form which stores energy. If this form has a higher perceived value than the value of the energy it stores, it is also a currency as it is a vehicle for potential energy. **Cryptocurrency Design** This is only a brief outline of a design of a cryptocurrency which is able to stabilise its own value. Hence, it does not offer much technical suggestions of how to implement such a design. In theory, if a currency is increasing or decreasing in val

Developing Hypotheses about the relation between Money, Currency and Energy and Designing a Stable Valued Cryptocurrency. Money Is the Perceived Value of Energy; Currency Is the Perceived Value of Economical Potential Energy MCStannard In this short paper I have made a number of hypotheses about money, currency and the value they represent. After exploring these, I shall briefly explain a design of a new cryptocurrency designed to stabilise its own rate of circulation and hopefully value. To begin you must understand the difference between currency and money. Currencies are mediums of exchange which are portable, durable, divisible and fungible but not necessarily a store of value. Money has all these properties and is also a store of value. **Hypotheses** 1. Economies have potential energy. 2. The value of the total currency circulating in an economy is equal to the value of the potential energy of the economy. 3. Money can only exist in a form which can store energy. (i.e. Oil or Electricity are good examples) **Reasoning** The first hypothesis is deduced from the reasoning that an economic system is a form of a physical system. As all physical systems have energy, it is possible for an economic system to have potential energy. The second hypothesis is deduced from the law of conservation of energy. The perceived value of the potential energy in an economy must exist in a form or have a vehicle. It is possible that currency is this form. The third hypothesis explains that money can only really be stored in a form which stores energy. If this form has a higher perceived value than the value of the energy it stores, it is also a currency as it is a vehicle for potential energy. **Cryptocurrency Design** This is only a brief outline of a design of a cryptocurrency which is able to stabilise its own value. Hence, it does not offer much technical suggestions of how to implement such a design. In theory, if a currency is increasing or decreasing in val

Developing Hypotheses about the relation between Money, Currency and Energy and Designing a Stable Valued Cryptocurrency. Money Is the Perceived Value of Energy; Currency Is the Perceived Value of Economical Potential Energy MCStannard In this short paper I have made a number of hypotheses about money, currency and the value they represent. After exploring these, I shall briefly explain a design of a new cryptocurrency designed to stabilise its own rate of circulation and hopefully value. To begin you must understand the difference between currency and money. Currencies are mediums of exchange which are portable, durable, divisible and fungible but not necessarily a store of value. Money has all these properties and is also a store of value. **Hypotheses** 1. Economies have potential energy. 2. The value of the total currency circulating in an economy is equal to the value of the potential energy of the economy. 3. Money can only exist in a form which can store energy. (i.e. Oil or Electricity are good examples) **Reasoning** The first hypothesis is deduced from the reasoning that an economic system is a form of a physical system. As all physical systems have energy, it is possible for an economic system to have potential energy. The second hypothesis is deduced from the law of conservation of energy. The perceived value of the potential energy in an economy must exist in a form or have a vehicle. It is possible that currency is this form. The third hypothesis explains that money can only really be stored in a form which stores energy. If this form has a higher perceived value than the value of the energy it stores, it is also a currency as it is a vehicle for potential energy. **Cryptocurrency Design** This is only a brief outline of a design of a cryptocurrency which is able to stabilise its own value. Hence, it does not offer much technical suggestions of how to implement such a design. In theory, if a currency is increasing or decreasing in val

Developing Hypotheses about the relation between Money, Currency and Energy and Designing a Stable Valued Cryptocurrency. Money Is the Perceived Value of Energy; Currency Is the Perceived Value of Economical Potential Energy MCStannard In this short paper I have made a number of hypotheses about money, currency and the value they represent. After exploring these, I shall briefly explain a design of a new cryptocurrency designed to stabilise its own rate of circulation and hopefully value. To begin you must understand the difference between currency and money. Currencies are mediums of exchange which are portable, durable, divisible and fungible but not necessarily a store of value. Money has all these properties and is also a store of value. **Hypotheses** 1. Economies have potential energy. 2. The value of the total currency circulating in an economy is equal to the value of the potential energy of the economy. 3. Money can only exist in a form which can store energy. (i.e. Oil or Electricity are good examples) **Reasoning** The first hypothesis is deduced from the reasoning that an economic system is a form of a physical system. As all physical systems have energy, it is possible for an economic system to have potential energy. The second hypothesis is deduced from the law of conservation of energy. The perceived value of the potential energy in an economy must exist in a form or have a vehicle. It is possible that currency is this form. The third hypothesis explains that money can only really be stored in a form which stores energy. If this form has a higher perceived value than the value of the energy it stores, it is also a currency as it is a vehicle for potential energy. **Cryptocurrency Design** This is only a brief outline of a design of a cryptocurrency which is able to stabilise its own value. Hence, it does not offer much technical suggestions of how to implement such a design. In theory, if a currency is increasing or decreasing in val

Developing Hypotheses about the relation between Money, Currency and Energy and Designing a Stable Valued Cryptocurrency. Money Is the Perceived Value of Energy; Currency Is the Perceived Value of Economical Potential Energy MCStannard In this short paper I have made a number of hypotheses about money, currency and the value they represent. After exploring these, I shall briefly explain a design of a new cryptocurrency designed to stabilise its own rate of circulation and hopefully value. To begin you must understand the difference between currency and money. Currencies are mediums of exchange which are portable, durable, divisible and fungible but not necessarily a store of value. Money has all these properties and is also a store of value. **Hypotheses** 1. Economies have potential energy. 2. The value of the total currency circulating in an economy is equal to the value of the potential energy of the economy. 3. Money can only exist in a form which can store energy. (i.e. Oil or Electricity are good examples) **Reasoning** The first hypothesis is deduced from the reasoning that an economic system is a form of a physical system. As all physical systems have energy, it is possible for an economic system to have potential energy. The second hypothesis is deduced from the law of conservation of energy. The perceived value of the potential energy in an economy must exist in a form or have a vehicle. It is possible that currency is this form. The third hypothesis explains that money can only really be stored in a form which stores energy. If this form has a higher perceived value than the value of the energy it stores, it is also a currency as it is a vehicle for potential energy. **Cryptocurrency Design** This is only a brief outline of a design of a cryptocurrency which is able to stabilise its own value. Hence, it does not offer much technical suggestions of how to implement such a design. In theory, if a currency is increasing or decreasing in val

Developing Hypotheses about the relation between Money, Currency and Energy and Designing a Stable Valued Cryptocurrency. Money Is the Perceived Value of Energy; Currency Is the Perceived Value of Economical Potential Energy MCStannard In this short paper I have made a number of hypotheses about money, currency and the value they represent. After exploring these, I shall briefly explain a design of a new cryptocurrency designed to stabilise its own rate of circulation and hopefully value. To begin you must understand the difference between currency and money. Currencies are mediums of exchange which are portable, durable, divisible and fungible but not necessarily a store of value. Money has all these properties and is also a store of value. **Hypotheses** 1. Economies have potential energy. 2. The value of the total currency circulating in an economy is equal to the value of the potential energy of the economy. 3. Money can only exist in a form which can store energy. (i.e. Oil or Electricity are good examples) **Reasoning** The first hypothesis is deduced from the reasoning that an economic system is a form of a physical system. As all physical systems have energy, it is possible for an economic system to have potential energy. The second hypothesis is deduced from the law of conservation of energy. The perceived value of the potential energy in an economy must exist in a form or have a vehicle. It is possible that currency is this form. The third hypothesis explains that money can only really be stored in a form which stores energy. If this form has a higher perceived value than the value of the energy it stores, it is also a currency as it is a vehicle for potential energy. **Cryptocurrency Design** This is only a brief outline of a design of a cryptocurrency which is able to stabilise its own value. Hence, it does not offer much technical suggestions of how to implement such a design. In theory, if a currency is increasing or decreasing in val