EDIT: That were multiple results from the two different CPUs, I do not have two haswells and two Ivys

There are 1440 minutes per day, blocks are generated approximately every minute thus there are approximately 1440 blocks per day.

It is halved every 4 years just like in Bitcoin. After first year (525600 blocks) reward will be 5.79066833 SPR, after two years (1051200 blocks) it will be 4.91466833 SPR. During the first year there will be 3'405'811 SPR.

EDIT: Here is comparison of Bitcoin (blue) and SpreadCoin (brown) rewards per block over time:


When looking at this graph keep in mind that SpreadCoin blocks are 10x faster and reward per block is 10x lower.

Mr. Spread, can you explain what was going on in the first blocks?

block zero has 1 SPR generated, but
each of the next 2201 blocks has approx 66.66---- SPR generated.
The first blocks runs really fast, with high reward.

Mining began a few seconds earlier from 2014-07-29 11:01:16 when the first block was generated,
then first 200 blocks run with incredible speed just during less than 15 minutes.  2014-07-29 11:14:47 (diff 0.0016)
The next 200 blocks were created until 2014-07-29 12:05:58. (diff 0.0693)
only then the generation speed started to slow gradually.
so during first hour there was minted 26,666 coins.
Block 600 was generated much later, on 2014-07-31 at 03:58:26.

Until the fork at block 2202 there was minted approx 146,750 coins.
When taken as a whole, the number of coins minted in first 2201 blocks before the hard fork was done, the coin almost fits the specs -
2201 blocks between 2014-07-29 11:01:16 and 2014-08-11 18:03:03, which was 319 hours, 1 minute and 47 seconds, it should be around 1915 blocks.

But, somebody took great advantage until difficulty algorithm sets it right, and then, miners who joined later, were penalized, because the coin generation was slowered more, to compensate the initial speedup.

I am not trying to offend anyone here, as I do not know if it is even possible to avoid these initial fluctuations. I am just sharing what I have found.
Initially, it seems to me like (not so big) instamine, but with all these numbers the dev seems fair to me.

Maybe he will add some words to mine.

I wish nice hashing to everyone
What are the next plans with the coin?

Regards,
Andy

Yes, I know about it - the block reward was reduced 10-times, as well as a block time, so the resulting rate of minting new coins stays the same.

In my calculation - I have used 6 blocks each hour - 319 hours - times 6 blocks an hour - equals 1914 plus maybe one block - the genezis one.

Block 0 reward is not spendable, so it doesn't actually matter, I just set it to 1.

Difficulty was very low at launch and I saw somethig like 25-30 connections right after the launch, I don't know how many peers there actually were and how many of them were mining.

Yeah, at least this is not Darkcoin instamine where they mined first 575 blocks in 15 minutes with reward 100x higher than current: https://chainz.cryptoid.info/drk/block.dws?000007d91d1254d60e2dd1ae580383070a4ddffa4c64c2eeb4a2f9ecc0414343.htm

There will be announcement soon (in several days I hope). I just need to implement everything right and write whitepaper.

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The hashrate and difficulty are increasing every day, nice!

Good stuff.  Keep it up.

Translation to Portuguese:

https://bt.irlbtc.com/view/750353.new#new 

Is active.
And by the way working great! 

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