Enrich

- Fork LTC and rewrite it in LISP or C
- Add things like "improved stability", "more secure", etc.
- Give it a funny name
- We from /prog/ invest on it firstly
- With all our knowledge on JEWS, we mimic all their abilities to make someone spread
- It gets famous
- It gets more valuable
- We cash out (easily and at once, by a way created earlier)

I might set up a Github if more people is interested in helping.

>>17

Bitcoin and its forks base the reward in computer power, which also "has nothing to do with making a currency" by your point of view, as far as I can tell.

However, such a method tend always to an oligopoly of those with money for more computationally powerful machines and could even be broken by quantum algorithms, such as Shor's and Grover's.

Having the reward based on architecture uniqueness, would provide a more open and secure cryptocurrency, as well as more speculation on the market on what people are using.
At a philosophical side, it could expand the horizon of computing, by introducing new ideas to people, who should have broken out of Von Neumann's architecture for quite some time.