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Cryptocurrency Creation and Distribution Using Dice Draw Result and Prehistory Data as Main Elements​



Scenario for change loose


Change loose is to change a Coin with bigger value into a number of Coins with smaller value, with the total value between them remained the same.


The smaller value Coin must have minimum 1/10 of the original Coin value. For example, a RM50.00 Coin can Change loose to RM5.00 Coin or above, like RM20.00, RM10.00, but not RM2.00, RM1.00 and so on.


Maximum 10 Coins per time is permitted for one change loose operation.


This smaller value Coin must currently have not more than 100 Coins in the Coin database.


Example 1:

Currently there are 99 pieces of RM0.10 Coin in a user Coin database.


Now the user intended to have more RM0.10 Coins.


Then he goes to Change loose function to change 10 pieces of RM1.00 Coin into corresponding RM0.10 Coins.


After Change loose operation, now the user will have 199 pieces of RM0.10 Coin.


If he intended to have more RM0.10 Coin again by selecting the Change loose function, the Coin system will pop up a message that this operation can’t be done because he is now having 199 pieces of RM0.10 Coin, which is exceeded the 100 pieces of Coins limit.


Example 2:

A user having RM212.00 in his Coin system with the Coin summary table is as shown in Fig. 29 below.




Fig. 29 – Coin summary table for a user having RM212.00 in his Coin system




When he presses the “Number of Coins” column for the RM50.00 Coin, this column is highlighted instantly as shown in Fig. 30 below.




Fig. 30 – User presses the “Number of Coins” column for the RM50.00 Coin, this column is highlighted instantly




In a split of second a screen pops up as shown in Fig. 31

below asking how many RM50.00 Coin needs to change loose.




Fig. 31 – User presses the “Number of Coins” column for the RM50.00 Coin, this column is highlighted instantly




Then the user goes to the ComboBox below to check the list of Coin values available to change small as shown in

Fig. 32 below.




Fig. 32 – User goes to the ComboBox to check the list of Coin values available to change small




After that this user highlighted the RM20.00 Coin as shown in Fig. 33 below.




Fig. 33 – User highlighted the RM20.00 Coin




Now, the RM20.00 value is filled into the content of this ComboBox as shown in Fig. 34

below.




Fig. 34 – The RM20.00 value is filled into the content of the ComboBox




He then presses the “OK” button to proceed.


After that this screen disappear, leaving the Coin summary table as shown in Fig. 35 below.




Fig. 35 – Coin summary table after changed loose. The RM50 Coin already replaced with two pieces of RM20 Coin and one piece of RM10 Coin




Now, there is no more RM50.00 Coin, instead it is replaced with two RM20.00 Coins and one RM10.00, making the total amount unchanged at RM212.00.