I would argue these are merely emission parameters - a block is targeted to be emitted once every three minutes rather than, regardless they are simply constants in the code. I already said I don't care, I just like to troll, but using a coin based on bitcoin doesn't mean you can't offer anything above or beyond bitcoin or that hasn't already been done. Namecoin offers name services, Huntercoin offers a human mineable game alongside traditional mining, Myriadcoin offers five algos allowing for people to mine with ASICS, GPUs, or CPUs, Dash (which I'm not a fan of) at least offers some features not available in other Bitcoin forks - built in coinjoin, masternodes, etc. If you fork and add features or technology, it's a coin based on Bitcoin; if you fork and change a couple constants, it's a shitcoin clone.

You guys don't even show the emission curve on your self-moderated ANN thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=527500.0
At least you guys make it into the questionable category not extreme caution here: http://www.devtome.com/doku.php?id=a_massive_investigation_of_instamines_and_fastmines_for_the_top_alt_coins#unobtanium
But still, I agree with the devtome author when he says "However, the coin does have a rather fast reduction of coins per block. The bitcointalk thread 141) states that the PoW subsidy halves every 102,000 blocks, which as you can see above, the coin generation went from 1 coin/block to .125/block in ~6 months."
Emitting like 80% of all coins in 6 months seems 'really fast', yes.

That doesn't prove anything about distribution. If anything I would say that indicates that there were a few folks who mined the shit out of it in the first six months and are now sitting on a pile of coins that amounts a huge portion of the total coin distribution. Gold has the feature of limited supply and not being able to be cloned by any idiot who can change a few constants and launch a new coin every few months, unless you're friends with an alchemist or something.

Well, they're propping it up above zero  

So, basically, just trust you. OK then...

Just because I'm trolling your favorite shitcoin doesn't mean it's not a shitcoin. I would suggest everyone to do some research at the devtome site linked above. That guy/those folks do a pretty good job at separating the cream from the crop, so to speak.

It's a clone of bitcoin with nothing changed except the emission parameters. Why would someone want to use a bitcoin clone that offers nothing over bitcoin except emitting all the coins really fast so they're held by a relatively small amount of people? The market seems to agree with me, as the coin has a decent marketcap, ~$500k, but miserable volume, only about $700 in past 24 hours. So, to me it looks like early adopters/large holders propping up the price, but no one wants to join in and buy their "rare and valuable" clone shit.

I do like to trashtalk, but I wouldn't say I'm a hater, I don't care enough to hate, just like to troll a bit on shitcointalk

Also, where are you getting, ?

Someone around here once said, "Can you back up your claims?"

I'm not complaining, just commenting that it's a piece of shit clone with no feature besides handing the majority of the distribution to a serial coin cloner.

Any pool, like http://minexmr.com or http://mro.poolto.be, or an explorer like http://moneroblocks.info/ or http://minergate.com

I had similar issue. I closed daemon and wallet, waited a couple days, and then try to relaunch daemon and got that same error. Reset computer and then it worked, but it seems like when you exit the daemon with command 'exit' it isn't properly closing the port, at least on windows.

Dwarfpool is the major pool I think, and you can just use regular sgminer or whatever version of ccminer has groestl algo.

You can't mine yescrypt until the hard fork, which won't be for at least a couple weeks I think, but then just look for guides to mining bsty, because afaik they and unitus are the only coins that use yescrypt algo.

New Myriadcoin release will swap out qubit algo for yescrypt algo:
https://www.reddit.com/r/myriadcoin/comments/4qreu2/myriad_01130_rc1/

This will give miners something else to mine as a base coin when mergemining yescrypt besides bsty, not that there's anything wrong with bsty, I mean maybe there's something wrong with bsty, I don't really know, but Myriad is kickass and I'm psyched to CPU mine some Myriad + Unitus

That's because Bryce Weiner mined all of the UNO in the first year and now there's nothing left to be emitted on super fast emission curve - front-load emission and mine the shit out of it, then once 99% of coins are mined switch it to merge mining. It's also disingenuous to say that the hashrate is stronger than LTC when UNO uses sha256, which is ~1000x faster than scrypt, which LTC uses. So UNO has a hashrate of ~50 Th/s and LTC has a hashrate of 1 Th/s, if you factor in the 1000x more difficult algo of scrypt versus sha256, then LTC is actually 20x more secure than UNO in terms of hashrate.

On another note, there's plenty of PoS coins without any inflation. See NXT, NEM, QORA, etc.

Security can be an illusion though. For instance, onename (I think) dropped namecoin because it had a high hashrate that was completely dominated by a single pool, f2pool i think. Same deal for huntercoin, which uses both sha and scrypt, but f2pool owns 99% of the hash on both algos I think (tho they've announced they're going to stop mining huntercoin soon).

I think myriadcoin has a nice approach of using five algos, sha and scrypt being merge mined, and the three GPU/CPU algos not. That way a single monster ASIC pool can't own the coin least. Unitus also has an interesting approach of using five algos all GPU/CPU and all merge mined.

Tl;dr - hashrate != security

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It has relatively low taxes, so low that OP hasn't paid them in 20 years.

Isn't Jubi the highly regarded and legitimate exchange that was doing like $10M/day volume on Sharkcoin a while ago? 

Looks like maybe an issue with your firewall or something, Tcplistener. Did you block it the first time you opened it? Are you using 32-bit windows? Is there even 32-bit windows 7?

Launch bitcedid first and give it an hour or so to sync, then launch wallet and enter mining command in the wallet. You can type 'help' in both programs at any time to see all commands.

Lol wtf are you talking about? He's just supposed to magically speed up your CPU? If you don't have aes support in your CPU it's gonna suck. I'm mining on an i5 dual core with aes and only get ~50 h/s.

Also, the wallet supports solo mining, that's what I'm doing on my laptop, at least the CLI version does. Launch daemon and sync, launch wallet and type "start_mining #" where # is the number of threads you want to use. I've mined a few thousand, full block reward every time.

It's not nearly as bad because of the 4 minute block time compared to 1 min for most of monero's life, and much lighter usage meaning much less txs so smaller blocks. It will need db implementation someday, but today is not that day (maybe 2 GB RAM usage or so atm).

Supposedly, but I think it's widely believed that Vern just took the money and ran (to China), and the lucky7 exploit thing was just an excuse/ruse.

Re: Cryptopia, they didn't open an issue on GitHub, and I'm assuming they didn't ask for help on irc. If you come to the land of trolls asking for help at the last minute, don't be surprised if you get trolled.