Auction ends in less than one hour.  Current bid is 40M KMC--a crazy low price for a new 120GB Intel SSD.  Final chance to bid 45 KMC and make this drive yours.

Only three hours left to bid.  Put your KMC to work and speed up your computer with a brand new 120GB Intel SSD.  Any takers at 45M KMC?

Diff is up to 0.132  
It was brought to my attention that the faucet hasn't been working properly since I put it behind nginx.  This issue is fixed so go get some free KMC at the faucet. http://explorer.kimocoin.com/faucet

Current bid is 40M KMC for a New 120GB Intel SSD.  Only 11 hours left.  Bidding is open to the public.  Who will bid $45M KMC?

Current bid is $35M KMC for a New 120GB Intel SSD?  Only one day left, don't let the opportunity pass.  Who will offer $40M KMC?

Try mining at http://nomp.1js.us.  No registration, 1% fees.  VERY stable.

Sure is, #2 on whatmine.com !

Attention miners: please give us a try at nomp.1js.us.  No registration, 1% fee.  VERY stable.

Thanks for your comments.  Actually trading volume is up on Comkort--it's our only exchange now.  KMC trades in LTC so naturally we were delisted from BTC exchanges.  As the block reward continues to fall and the price and volume picks up we'll reach out to the exchanges.  Also, the OP is no longer with us so we can't update it.  At the current buy price, KMC mining is more profitable than anything--but our miners are holding because we know the price will go much higher.  If you're new here, be sure to pick up some KMC at the faucet.  We'll start a new thread very soon, once the auction is over.

Speaking of the auction, current bid is 30M KMC for a Brand New 120GB Intel SSD.  Bidding is open to the public and we're shipping worldwide.  Who can bid 35M KMC, only two days left!

It's a brand new (never powered), factory sealed, bulk packed drive.  So it's the drive only, but it still factory sealed.  I sell hard drives in my real life, we buy them by the case from OEM overstock.


Who can bid 35M KMC?

check your PM

We have a 30M KMC bid for a brand new 120GB Intel SSD  Bidding is open to public.  You can buy KMC at Comkort for a killer deal on a great drive.  Who wants it for 35M KMC?  At the current buy price of KMC, that's only 3.5 LTC or USD$35--but you must pay in KMC.

Thanks for the bid, but this is a KMC only auction.  You could sell the HEX and buy KMC on Comkort. 

sony87 is the top bid with 25M KMC.  This is a nice drive guys, it will make an old computer run like new with 250 MB/sec read speed.  Who can offer 30M?

Thanks for the tip, but I would like to offer a KMC only auction.  Let's just do it here, maybe we'll find a better solution for the next auction.

Here's the deal:
We're having an auction for a brand new 120GB Intel SSD as shown above.
Post your KMC bid in this thread. The highest bid on June 23rd at 4:00 AM GMT will win.  Later bids will not be accepted.  The winning bidder will have 24 hours to send the payment or the next bidder wins.

The winning bidder will send payment to:
KcVM37ayHHL7jj1jWCCZnPpZ23bewXBDGY

I will ship within 24 hours by USPS Priority Mail (domestic or international) and provide tracking.  I will list the price as USD$50 on the customs form, you are responsible for any import taxes.  I will ship the package with insurance, but if you are in a country with a poor postal system the risk is ultimately yours if it gets stuck in customs.  Can upgrade to FedEx Express shipping for an extra charge in BTC, but Priority Mail should be only 6-10 days for most countries, and 1-3 days for US customers.

Bidding starts at 10M KMC, do we have any takers?

I have an idea to build some value for KMC.  Would like to do a KMC auction, if it goes well we can do one every week.

I can offer:

SSD Drive, Intel X25-M 120GB 2.5" SATA, Model # SSDSA2M120G2GC
Brand New, factory sealed drive only--no package or accessories.
Worldwide shipping by USPS Priority Mail (I'm in the USA)

Any suggestion how take bids?  We could just post them here, but maybe there's a better way.

Nice trading at Comkort, 18M volume, last trade at 12 litoshis.  


...and the block reward declines

Whoever has address Koms1GU1WC8gKDy5DN7JKiJ1xcjNx7SoV3, something is wrong with your rig, you're submitting only invalid shares at kmc.1js.us for nearly four hours now.

Agree with you 100% friend.  Needed more RAM, now the server is upgraded.  It was down for nearly two hours yesterday, but for most of the down time I was able to redirect the traffic to kmc.1js.us, you can see the chart there shows the increased traffic so you should not have lost much time.  Even with the short downtime I think you would have a better payout for the day.  Anyway I recommend setting kmc.1js.us as a backup pool.  We will not have any downtime again, hope you will watch it and keep mining there after you see that it's stable.

Did you PM forgetme?  He started the coin and ran the shop but he has abandoned the project.  He announced that he would give refunds to anyone who asks.  How much KMC was your purchase?

nomp.1js.us is on the right fork and we're finding a lot more blocks than usual.

Happy to have you onboard    A strong p2pool makes our coin more distinctive, it will help us grow.  Nice to see the price rising on Comkort, people actually buying now--a good time to buy while the price is still low.  Only one day until the first drop in the block reward.

Thanks for trying it guys  


Higher reject is normal with P2Pool, P2Pool has a share chain with 1 second targeting, instead of 60 seconds like kimocoin, so the share raject rate is higher, but it's okay because it's the same for all miners and even reject shares can win a block for the pool.  I would advise you to watch the size of the payouts for your hashrate and compare to the other pool to see how well it works for you.  Your latency between Russia and Netherlands should be very similar to Italy.


It's normal.  With P2Pool you are paid directly from the coinbase.  As soon as each block is mined the coins go directly to your wallet and never go to a pool wallet.  Therefore you get many small payments.  When you first start mining the payments are small, because with PPLNS it takes a while to build up to full payout.  Should only take about an hour.


Yes, it's okay.  Each node connects to all the other nodes and together they make one big pool.  The payout from each block is distributed to miners across all the nodes, so you can switch whenever you want or mine on many different nodes with the same address.  P2Pool uses the same block chain technology to make a share chain, this approach makes is much safer for the coin and for miners than traditional pools.