Guys, if you haven't done so!

I'm working on the second post now. First merchant added (a section for 'Spend AsiaCoin'). Bounties coming soon!

First post updated with a complete rewrite, redesign and is now much more organized!

Feedback welcome!

Dear Community,

GoinGecko is a website that tracks developer activity, community presence and other factors to provide a ranking of the coins, and we are currently not ranked here. I dicussed the prospects of adding AC to GoinGecko with their developer and he added us to their to-add list.

We need you guys to send them an email asking AsiaCoin to be added:  hello@coingecko.com

The email doesn't need to be long, just a few lines of your own words explaining AC and why it's a great currency and why they should add it to their lists.

Thanks!

P.S. Don't forget to vote @CryptoPayments.net

Thanks to those who voted, don't forget to click on the confirmation link in your email, which will only be sent after 6 transaction confirmations. If you forget to do this, your vote will not count which is a shame.

Friends, it only costs 0.001 BTC and it goes to charity anyway, but it can add a lot of value to AsiaCoin. Please vote for us.

No rush, it will remain open for two weeks. We all have time to vote (don't double vote though, they will check IPs and they don't accept Tor IPs).

CoinPayments.net Voting Begins NOW!

http://www.coinpayments.net/vote


What you need to do:

1. Go to the website.
2. Choose AsiaCoin and click Submit.
3. Fill out the form to get your own BTC deposit address.
4. Send 0.001 BTC - or equivalent in LTC/Doge - to that address (make sure to add a transaction fee to ensure it arrives within 4 hours!)
5. Confirm your email (click on the link sent to your email). They will send the confirmation email after your BTC transaction gets 6 confirmations. If you don't do this, your vote won't get confirmed.

Done! Please read my other post about CoinPayments to know why this is very important for AsiaCoin.



Don't forget, you need to confirm your email after your 6 confirmation (that's when they will send the email). Otherwise it won't count.

I don't know, but in the past usually top 4 were added.


It won't get here by itself, we should bring it to the moon - this step is CoinPayments.

We don't control the pool. We didn't close the pool. pool.mn has nothing to do with AsiaCoin Foundation. They offered to run an AC multipool, we agreed to promote it on our OP. Once they stopped replying to our emails about payouts, we stopped promoting it on our page.

I personally had my miners mining there for a couple of days and I didn't get a payout either. It's the same as any coin/pool, if you mine LTC and a pool doesn't pay out, it's about confidence in a pool, not in LTC developers. I would highly recommend people not to mine for any of the pool.mn's pools.

You could say that. I don't know much about OC to comment on theirs, but generally higher PoS difficulty means more coins staking.

OC's PoS difficulty is 0.00024642, only slightly higher than BC, significantly lower than AC.

Exactly. Much much harder. I can say AC is now the most secure pure PoS coin there is.

Linux wallet added to OP.

One day since maturation?! I'd be surprised if you could stake a block in one day. PoS difficulty is really high now, so it's normal to have to wait a while to get stake a block (though doesn't matter in the end as your interest is paid for the time it takes to stake a block so if it takes 10 days, you get paid for all of it).

Our PoS difficulty: 0.00208328
BC PoS difficulty:  0.00024414

Thanks for the heads-up. I'll make contact.

We're waiting for confirmation that they work flawlessly.

If that is something the community is interested in, we can look into it but for now we're focusing on adding new features to wallet and our dedicated multipool.

Personally I wouldn't jump onto anonymity implementations (darksend or zerocoin) quickly as we haven't seen how it will be perceived outside the cryptocurrency world and specifically by the governments. It's not like a add it or die feature, really just observing from the sidelines for now.

EXE is basically a copy of VTC. It has lower block time (45 seconds vs 2.5 minute), block rewards halve earlier (437 days vs 4 years although both are at 840,000 blocks). EXE also has a faster schedule of n-factor progression. exeminer is a rebranding of vertminer. VTC has a much bigger community.

You can use generic softwares: sgminer (AMD) or cudaminer (for nvidia) to mine VTC. You need to manually give them the nfactor:11 though. There's a big VTC settings thread.