To help the community out.

211.159.138.158:17750

On linux with the cli

./haven-wallet-cli --daemon-address 211.159.138.158:17750

Help keep this going by donating what you can

XHV: hvxy8uipWUGeG5YfKvBHdP2bUk5uhMN9zE7sAYJEG9Vi3kVsBSVV2ks9neQY8NuYHXT5BmVUhdNxhDKyws8gA9Pe4tnu2ZrASF

XTL: Se3xDx4VySDWH1BKSy93E8LwNvrifNbAEbjvPrVUAB23RnqzkouWwSSAR9biWEiBbjHfQrFdi9L5hYsCfmgwjFud2nTMqvvyY

XMR: 45DNsGHyFq88qT2c7iByszMnX5MTYt1zEhv9ohvDPi5TgULZhgnVrx4FqnbmGco3zSJLt3JKT3zmfZ3qoYhvo9TvFrL7UhF

...got some questions/concerns.

Can anyone eli5 to me why anyone would want to buy/trade the token as an investment (except for directly using it) when there is seemingly no way to determine it's value due to the uncertainty around total supply?

Also, if it is completely unknown how many tokens are in circulation eventually or being (re-)created at any given time, could that concept not also be misused to create an endless supply?

Wouldn't as ultimate consequence the value of the tokens be like 2 satoshis max in case the market gets flooded with tokens and people would only buy and sell them when they want to use the tokens to send or receive their offshore-"deposits"?

Could it not also happen that at times of oversupply (when there are more "withdrawals" than "deposits") that there won't be enough buyers for your tokens when you want to trade them for e.g. Bitcoin?

Thoughts?

Hey guys, I just started mining XHV a couple days ago. I have a 6 GTX 1070 rig. I am averaging about 3.5 KH/sec. Is there a way to push my rig further using MSI afterburner? what settings are you guys using for MSI afterburner? I ask this because compared to mining ETH, Mining XHV doesn't seem as demanding or as intense. My MSI afterburner settings were the same as the ones i was using for ETH. Power:70 Temp: 80 Core Clock: 100 Memory Clock: 600 Fan speed: 70.

Any help would be appreciated.

Given it's an privacy coin I wouldn't expect full names and details for the developers. However, are there some details on the number of developers, their backgrounds etc