Right now, there is no reasonable person mining AEON.

That's how the current AEON community was born: a help and discussion channel for mining at home. Whether it's just a personal computer or hundreds of office computers, we all shared a common hobby. Almost every single one of our community contributors were mining AEON at one point. However, I would like to throw in my two cents:īeing able to mine at home is what brought a lot of us here. I don't know if this is true or not, so I won't comment. unsuccessful ASIC-resistance (which some argue is inevitable) may still be worse than ASIC-friendliness. I think a key point in his argument is this idea, I think it's worth noting that /u/smooth_xmr is not convinced that we should stick with ASIC-resistant algorithms: Proposal to consider an ASIC-friendly proof of work. This discussion very much asks the question, 'What is AEOn all about?' Please consider participating! Alternatively, if you simply write them in this thread, I or someone else will add them in soon.Īlso, I'd like to point to this issue (note: I'm sci-comp on GitHub).Īlthough I currently disagree with this PoW implementation, I think the discussion here is valuable. Please consider filling in some information and pushing the changes. In order to see AEOn's future, it might help to take a look into the past.

Does AEOn meet these requirements? Is AEOn at risk of losing the current brand to someone else? If so, should a legal trademark for AEOn be established? Before going through this process, is re-branding a possibility?

However, a common requirement we're seeing is that the project must respect existing trademarks. Why does this matter? We've been discussing the possibility of real world advertisements in the community chat. After all, this is technically the correct usage of the acronym ( Anonymous Electronic Online). First off, I've spelled AEOn like this on purpose to start a discussion.

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