It launched as dual-algo. Here is wayback machine from 2014 Feb 13, a couple weeks before Myriad launch:
https://web.archive.org/web/20140213025702/https://bt.irlbtc.com/view/435170.0

re: DGB is a competitor, don't you think it seems kind of...desperate to be mentioning other coins in the ANN topic?

Desperate? It seems pretty blatant to me that, using carefully worded language, they are trying to imply that the multi-algo concept, as implement in Myriad, was originally theirs. They have a market cap 30x ours by now. I think it's fair enough.

What has the number of coins got to do with anything? They claim to fairly given away their 1% premine. They have, however, monkeyed about with the coin emission. It would be nice if someone were to make a graph showing Digibyte's coin emission, overlayed with Myriad's.

Can anyone direct me to the MYR thread please - I seem to have misplaced it.......

Now I read this I somehow figure out I forgot to run the miner in the last couple of weeks. Why? 

Actually, it's the top 50 wallets on Bittrex.

Well, as Bitcoininspace pointed out, the blockchain rich lists prove nothing as large holders can just shuffle their coins into many addresses. Of course, Bittrex users do not represent the distribution of all the coins, and people can hold multiple accounts, but I think it does provide a little bit more of an accurate view than the blockchain rich list. The evidence points to Myriad being well distributed for a coin of its age (not to mention its very low hash rate!). The other three coins are distributed AWFULLY. This means that their markets have the potential to be a lot more heavily manipulated than Myriad's.

Unfortunately, that's not true.

You can start by comparing the DGB Rich List with MYR's, and then post back which you think is more evenly distributed.

http://digistats.info/#/richlist

http://birdonwheels5.no-ip.org/richlist/



Making unsubstantiated statements is like grasping at straw men, and those who do that only hurt themselves.


BTW, the blockchain actually proves EVERYTHING!

But you're right about us not being able to know how much any one person has, just like you'll never know how much money I've got in all my pockets . . . and bank accounts . . . and under the mattress . . .  

But arguing that a coin is poorly distributed by saying you think all the addresses are held by the same person is laughable (not that you're saying that - that's just an extreme example of what is being implied here in this thread), and, as I've just said, if we can't stick with the facts to argue our ideas, regardless of how "limited" they might be, we've just acting like straw men.

Nice site. I think that by 10 years the coin should be about mined out with 2B total coins.

thank you

does MYR have ACP? Or normal checkpoints?
merged mining?