I just withdrew both BTC and NOBL to my wallets and both turned up almost instantly, was only 200K NOBL though.

I have the same problem at cryptotycoons, no confirms for going on 2 days now, the block chain shows the blocks as confirmed and mined by cryptotycoons so I guess they're there, probably just something in the back ends stalled, I've just sent a support message so we'll see what they say.

Though this is probably the motivation I need to spend the time to set up a charity pools account

Edit: Does anyone know if charity pools is down? I created an account but it wont let me log in, it just reloads the login page

Another vote for no.3

Just over 600 blocks till halving!

People confused by this will likely be confused by bitcoin itself anyway... or how to use a door...

Two words: Mickey mouse...

Finally with Noble coin I'll be able to mine for gold without even getting my hands dirty

Rofo speaking of games would you consider contacting coinbomb.biz to see if they would add noble or what's required to get on?

Its one of the main reasons I always have a stock of lottocoin lying around lol and would definitely been keen to play with some noble. They used to have 4 coins but grand (I also held on to some for that) and infinite coin got the chop not so long ago so they may be open to adding another now. I would contact them myself but figure its probably best coming from the dev team I'd be happy to pitch in if there's a setup fee too.

LOL @ whoever dumped on poloniex, I was lucky enough to be checking out the exchange, saw it happening and picked up 500K @ 10 sato (tried for more but must have just caught the tail end of the dump).

Looks like he dumped ~3M of which >1.5M went for 9-10 sato pay day! lol

They've been down one day, I wouldn't jump to conclusions just yet...

I wish I hit f5 before transferring some more noble on though lol I transferred all I had off worrying a bit about what was going on in the forum then decided to put a little back on so I could keep playing around a bit but during my decision time they went down lol talk about bad timing. At least its only hundreds of thousands and not the millions that was on there before I withdrew :S

Its the final count down and diff has gone up 10x lol

I also support noble coin.

The dedication and openness that the devs bring is a true breath of fresh air in this market and it has a very friendly and supportive community. They (successfully ;P) support charity through the water project and sponsor e-sport which is quite unique while being relevant to a lot of miners. They are always looking for ways to grow the coin and their market place gives excellent added value particularly with precious metals/bullion and merchants soon to be added.

Thanks for the heads up I really hope nothings wrong coz coinex is my favourite exchange but as they say better safe then sorry especially with all that's going on these days. On the bright side everything is working fine for me trades, deposits and withdrawals, I will continue to use them but will be mindful of how much I keep on there.

+1, 1/2hr+ for a transfer and confirmation makes BTC a whole lot less useful for a lot of things and less convenient for everything.

Nope assuming same number of miners diff should be the same as it is affected by block time not coin generation rate. The hope would be value would be 4x but you will likely see a drop in miners (at least initially) causing a drop in diff and a slight rise in value. Worst case scenario the shock of inflation kills the coin but here's hoping that doesn't happen.

Just make sure you do you follow up research i.e. leprocoin is listed as most profitable on that but if you look at the exchange the first buy with any real volume is actually lower then what doge would return, like wise when looking at coinwarz % change of diff and value are important to take note of.

Octocoin (888) has been quite profitable for the last week but buy orders are waning atm.

One of the more interesting recent outcomes... http://techcrunch.com/2014/03/09/mt-gox-hack-allegedly-reveals-bitcoin-balances-customer-account-totals/

As much as I'd like to say yes, I don't think adding a new exchange will be the fix we are after (particularly a start up one), not saying its a bad thing, far from it, it'll add some visibility to the coin but to see a major lift in value the whole altcoin market needs to turn around and I expect this to take some time. What Noble really needs at the moment is more buy power i.e. investors, more miners to make the coin more scarce/spread out in turn driving value up and more trade volume in general. What I see at the moment is very little day trading and small but constant sell pressure so when someone buys a bunch of noble to use in the store the price spikes then it slowly gets eroded back down again. Unfortunately the store is a bit of a devil in disguise at the moment, its purpose is to attract more people to the coin by giving it a use the flip side to this is the coin that gets spent there then needs to be recouped to BTC then fiat to restock the shelves so essentially buys there will be coming back onto the market with 10% more as sell orders. I know Rofo's doing his best to mitigate driving the price down by trickle selling but unless I'm mistaken at the end of the day it still has to end up as a sell order.

I see noble as being cheap at the moment and definitely see the price rising a lot in the mid to long term but what we need now are more people, especially new people, to realise this too. As time goes by Noble proves itself more and more and hopefully this in itself will help draw people in but if we want to see a quick turn around I think we need something that makes people think about moving over to noble with coin and community merits aside, something like a solid and sustained pump where people would come over for value alone but its never that easy because if a pump isn't sustained the impending dump can do even more harm.

Long story short, between Mt. Gox losing/stealing a ton of BTC (6% of all coins in circulation) and several other smaller hacks on various exchanges/online wallets in a short period of time peoples faith in cryptos has been shaken and presumably a lot of people cashed out.

And yea coinmarket is also having issues, it comes and goes but they are still around.

Doge got there due to volume which to exchange operators is a bounty in itself But I do agree more exposure would help the cause along side more trade volume, votes and general value.

One way miners could help is to split their mining, mine whatever's most profitable as well as Noble (in whatever ratio suits your setup) then use a portion of the high value coins return to buy noble this will help maintain/increase nobles value and allow you to stock up on your noble quota. Keeping some hash pointed at noble will also keep the network alive and difficulty up to make sure new comers can see the coin has an active community backing it. Using the other coin to cover power costs etc. also means you don't have to sell on the noble market to cover it further swinging the ratio of buys to sells, at least until Noble becomes the most profitable coin again

If anyone's unsure about mining multiple pools with different ratios feel free to PM me and I will give you a run down - forgive me if it takes a while to respond I often forget to check the message counter... its too small

Oh nice, thanks Hueristic: http://bing-pong.com/coinmarket.php in case anyone else missed it

Though the link says offline but it seems to be online atm, or is that link regarding to the actual trading? Fortunately I got my coins off a couple of weeks ago but I still drop by from time to time to see if there's any movement/news.

FYI coinmarket.io is live right now (trading still on hold).