minable in a sentence

1. The magazine continued, “ ‘Minable.’

2. Bitcoin is an SHA-256 POW coin with 21,000,000 total minable coins.

3. Each asset to be sent is represented by a non-minable token, created by a Ravencoin platform user.

4. To avoid a decrease of the amount of existing coins, a small amount of coins will still be minable.

5. Several thousand exploration companies worldwide are looking for new, economically minable deposits.

6. 'One could judge this abominable spectacle from a moral standpoint but it pleases me beyond the reasonable.'

7. To us down here ... the wait seems interminable sometimes ... it becomes a bit like ' is it really ever going to happen'?

8. Over the last couple of years, several gold-mining executives have warned we have found most of the world’s minable gold.

9. However, the quantities of manganese in the PCZ are still almost 3 times greater than the economically minable amounts on land today.

10. The occur-rences in the Clarion-Clipperton Zone (CCZ) alone hold around 10 times more manganese than the economically minable deposits on land today.

11. Giyani’s ultimate goal is to identify a minable, economic, high grade manganese deposit that is suitable for specialty markets in the shortest time possible.”

12. Finally, after the conversion of tokens into minable coins, the founders reportedly will “appoint a member or members of the community to become the legal owners of the website bitcoiin.com.”

13. Even adding the deposits on land that are not yet economically minable, only 13 million tonnes of cobalt could be retrieved – still significantly less than the nodules in the Penrhyn Basin could provide.

14. It has been shown that the economically minable reserves of these raw materials are well enough to replace a quarter of the currently registered passenger cars – almost a billion – with electric or fuel cell cars.

15. To make sure you don’t need many different wallets for all possible minable coins, almost all multipools now automatically exchange the mined coin to a coin that is accepted in the mainstream (for example bitcoin).