maybe debug.log has some clues.

Besides, we are back to good daily volumes on btc38: 1100 BTC today :-)

I know the coin. Did you try tpruvot's version? He just committed support for the algo.

would you mind trying a linux boot disk (maybe a mining distro) to see if all the cards work that way?

May I ask you why you are trying to mine with sgminer on a nvidia card? Unless there is some special reason, you'd better use ccminer.

Support fixed one of the two cards, the other is still frozen at 27 june.
"Sometimes transactions are not displayed on time due to technical bug."
I'd say 3 weeks is a bit too much....

Might be network issues, how many connections have you got?

Quite a gamble as tpruvot is probably releasing his ccminer code in hours (he released an sgminer 3 hours ago, and there are ccminers working on his pool).

I wrote them many times, no answer, I'm sorry but I don't know what to do more than this.
Maybe someone has a better contact, knows someone inside, who can make them listen.

hello guys, watching this coin, weird diff check you have on the hash.
why is the cpu miner closed source?

how does the intensity works?
usually it's (2^intensity) threads, which of course can't be, because with 62 you have 4294967296 giga threads, they just don't fit into any gpu ram, now nor in the future at least till the end of humanity :-D

Use an asic, much more efficient.

Just wanted to voice my issues again here, as it's getting frustrating.
Long story short: I started having problems with transactions wrongly showing, or not showing at all, both on the app and the website.
After many days trying to explain the issue to the support, she said "that's a bug of ours but we will not fix it".
Now it doesn't update at all, it's frozen at some days ago, with many missing transactions (before and after the freeze moment), etc.
This level of service and support is unacceptable, especially by a company who wants to manage your money.

I'll be doing the blockchain snapshot every weak (instead of every two), so people will wait less for the blocks to come.

Here the latest one:

https://mega.nz/#!RMJ3HRYQ!RB2LDh9Ai-qQ6x4cLDLvMOMJ5dc4EUWKr6miiquzT7A

Run getpeerinfo, any incoming = true?

Yes, orphans. To get more connected peers, use upnp or open the relevant ports on your router.

BTC38 has the most volume by far, but it doesn't have any btc pair (i.e. you have to exchange to/from CNY as an additional step), furthermore it is laggy and has a bad interface. But it's where the game is played, so it might be at least worth trying.

Novaexchange doesn't have the above issues, but very low volume.

I suggest you try both with little amounts, so you get an idea of how they work, without any risk.

they may depend on the number and type of connections you have, hence the difference between the two machines.

yes, you should see if a block was rejected for some reason in the debug.log file.
don't worry about those cyclic "Activate" lines, or those "can't find block": they are side effects of the mini-blockchain and trie sync, not real errors.

sounds like a weird issue: can anybody else confirm this?

When will I be able to get my coins from suprnova?