Did anyone update on the last BOINC version (May's version)?
I get all kind of strange behaviors while using the grcpool and I was wondering if anyone else had any problems if they updated.

I haven't ever started mining a coin right after it forked an update! I wonder how would that work... if I start mining one hour prior to the update, will the miner still work without restart? The pool will probably send the new algo for computation automatically, right? Any prior experiences from other miners?

I have a solution for you! I'm selling a 1070 card so that'd help you replace the AMD and their broken software!

I was planning to sell my signature bounty and keep the amount I bought from the ICO... but at those low prices I'm no sure what to do!

As if profit calculation wasn't hard enough already, with RVN you get even bigger fluctuations because of the different algos it uses!

I believe your best chance is to look at your hashrate from the miner's console (not the average but the moment's hashrate) and quickly apply different OC values. If you're lucky and the algo doesn't change until the next hashrate print, then you can see how much of a difference your OC values had.

If you're using NemosMiner you can put a percentage of difference between the pool's reported estimates and the real estimates.

Officially you can do that by going to the CONFIG folder and editing the POOLS file, but that doesn't seem to work for me.
What I did instead in order to add a 15% penalty to Zpool (my estimation) was changing the "zpool.ps1" (and "zpoolplus.ps1" in my case) by changing the mathimatical expression next to the variabl "Price" on line 42.
I made it into "Price = $Stat.Live*0.85" which means whatever price Zpool shows is reduced by 15%.

Those are the things that's gonna have the biggest influence on the price! They're aiming outside the crypto community where people already know them anyway and go for the masses.

There, I fixed your sentence for you!
I though that the days of cheap ARK from mining rewards were over when I saw over 3€ (or almost 4$), but it fell again. Good!

Just 1.3 million ETN? That's could be one week's profit for a farm with a "few" ASICs.

You're obviously not living in Greece!
We have no security, we pay for doctor visits or else we wait 2 months, we pay a big part of the medicines, most towns have terrible enviroments (no parks, bad roads, limited lighting), I hear about retirements being cut 50% down and in some case even more (but I have no personal experience on that unlike the rest of the problems).

In a country like that, you don't feel very thrilled to pay taxes!

I did some calculations on the profits I make from the stock market and it's pretty "funny" if you think of how much you pay on fees and taxes.

I use the broker FxPro, after some research and demo-ing I found them to have the smallest fees. Depending on which stock I buy, how long I keep it and for what profit I sell it the fee is different, but on average 15% of my earnings are going to fees (I'm trading with margin so that's fair). I've summed the fees of both my lost and win trades which is why the figure is high. Also note that this is based on my 1 year average.

On top of that 15% I get taxed another 15% if I declare my winings at the end of the year.
After I've received the money, I obviously want to use them, but the VAT on goods in Greece is 24% !

So whatever money I make in a risky environment such as the stock market, 45,09% are fees and tax and I only keep the 54,91% (if you don't understand the math behind it, don't ask me how I calculated this!).
Of course if I lose more than I gain, I keep all the loses to myself!

At least with cryptocurrencies I can use them to buy goods directly from shops and ignore any tax on earnings. I still pay for the VAT on goods but some tax paying should always exist, it's good for the national services to work.

So... do you have anything ready? If you had anything ready I'm sure you wouldn't need an ICO, you'd just release your product and get paid by the fee.
If you need an ICO, then you need money to work on your project. In that case, can you convience me that you'll be able to accomplish what you're promising?

It won't make big difference. It'd would also depend on how much of another coin you'd accumulate before trading it. If you instately exchange small quanities into ZEC, you lose a lot in fees and you might end up getting less ZEC compared to the amount you'd get by mining it directly.

On the other hand if you keep mining another coin until you accumulate a big amount and then trade it, you risk big changes in the prices... either ZEC going up and you'll be able to buy less, or the coin you mine going down. Ofcourse in this case the whatever-coin you mine could go high faster than ZEC and you get a good deal out of it, but that's a 50-50 luck based.

If you have a big rig and you can accumulate shitcoins fast and sell them in big amounts, then do that. Otherwise stick to mining ZEC.

Am I reading a different article? They said "Recently the Zcash Foundation announced a plan to prioritize ASIC-resistance research"
I just heard about the new stupid ASICs to be honest but I'm glad the team is working for ASIC-resistance. I just hope they would make it quick enough so as to throw people who support ASIC into a loss. If these guys make a profit, then they'll keep supporting new ASICs and Bitmain will keep draining money.

Hello. I'd like to try your pool because I like how transparent everything is.
However the NemosMiner which supports auto-switching between algos doesn't support your pool. It's open source though and I might be able make it work somehow, but maybe there's a miner with auto-switching functions that support your pool?

That's not what a strong holder is though!

It's already collapsed so I don't see expect many to sell their free tokens! We might have a harder time going up though if people sell every time the price is about to take off.

You can either trade BTS/BTC or on the screen where you're trading other cryto, there's a dropdown list next to the fee. By default the fee is in BTS but if you don't want/have BTS just change the fee coin.

I'm paying 10$ to buy it as well!

I'm contantely getting "Computation Error" in the "TN-Grid Platform" project.
Is this happening only to me? Has anyone found a solution to this?

I think I know what's the problem. The correct address of the project is the "http://gene.disi.unitn.it/test" but the grcpool uses "https". It could be the reason the tasks crash the moment they're starting, maybe their's an attempt to communicate with the wrong address?